Lepton Photon 2011: Public Events
As part of Lepton Photon 2011, we are organizing three talks on interesting topics by eminent speakers of the field.
| "Large Hadron Collider: the Big Bang Machine" | |
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| Talk by Albert De Roeck of CERN. Time, 4pm on Saturday 27 August, venue is Room AG66 of TIFR. Albert De Roeck will explain the LHC Operation, the main experiments, and the search for new particles and phonomena beyond the Standard Model of particle physics. Click here for the poster | |
| "Darkness Visible" | |
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| Talk by Subir Sarkar, University of Oxford. Time, 4pm on Saturday 27 August, venue is Room AG66 of TIFR. This talk will be immediately after Dr. De Roeck's talk. Subir Sarkar will talk about dark matter, which makes up most of matter of the universe. It is called "dark" because we cannot see it. How does one detect it? Dark matter is one of Nature's deepest mysteries. Click here for the poster | |
| "Particles, Symmetries and the Universe" | |
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Talk on "Particles, Symmetries, and the Universe", by Dr. Laurenz Widhalm of the Institute of High Energy Physics, Vienna.
This is under the forum named "Chai and Why". Time 11am to 1pm on 21 August, and the venue is in Ruparel College in Mumbai. "Chai and Why" on Facebook
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