New Probes of the Universe: Exploring the Interface of Particle Physics and Gravitational Waves

A WE-Heraeus seminar exploring connections between particle physics and gravitational waves, covering topics such as early-Universe phase transitions, black holes, CMB polarization, the Higgs boson, neutrino masses and axion-like particles. The seminar aims to foster synergies between particle physics and gravitational-wave communities and to discuss experimental advances including quantum sensing technologies. Invited speakers present key issues and promote cross-disciplinary discussion and collaboration. Young researchers are encouraged to participate and present posters.

Selected young researchers should present a poster and participate fully in the scientific discussions.

Young researchers (PhD students and postdocs up to 4 years from PhD) from the particle physics, gravitational waves and cosmology communities are especially encouraged to apply.

Applicants are encouraged to apply; further information and event registration referenced on the event page.