2015 SJTU-KIT Collaborative Research Workshop "Particles and the Universe"

Nov 4, 2015, 8:00 AM → Nov 6, 2015, 10:00 PM Europe/Berlin

Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics(INPAC), room 417 (Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Minhang))

Thomas Müller (KIT/IEKP)

The cooperativ research workshop "Particles and the Universe" aims to enhance the contacts between KIT and Chinese scientists in the field of elementary particle physics, astroparticle physics and related technologies.

Hotel address in Chinese Hotel_address_chin.pdf

Metro map Shanghai Shanghai_Metro.jpeg

Wednesday, November 4

1 Arrival and Registration

Overview KIT, SJTU

2 Welcome and introduction

Speaker: Xiangdong Ji (SJTU)

Slides INPAC-brief-XGHE.pptx

3 Overview KIT, KCETA, KSETA

Speaker: Irmgard Langbein (KIT)

Slides 15-11-04_KIT-KCETA-KSETA_Langbein.pdf

Astroparticle Physics: Dark Matter

Convener: Thomas Mueller (KIT)

4 Dark Matter search at KIT with EDELWEISS, EURECA and AMS-02

Speaker: Klaus Eitel (KIT)

Slides KCETA-SJTU-Eitel.pdf

5 Dark Matter search with PandaX

Speaker: Jianglai Liu (SJTU)

Slides PandaX_SJTU-KIT_JLiu.pdf

6 Dark Matter, theoretical view

Speaker: Pei-Hong Gu (SJTU)

Slides 2015-11-4-guph.pdf

12:05 PM Lunch

Astroparticle Physics: Cosmic Rays

Convener: Haibo Li (IHEP)

7 Recent update on cosmic ray research and VHE gamma ray astronomy in China

Speaker: Zhen Cao (IHEP)

8 Cosmic ray investigations at KIT

Speaker: Andreas Haungs (KIT)

Slides Haungs-Shanghai-Nov15-CR.pdf

9 Nuclear Astrophysics at SJTU

Speaker: Lie-Wen Chen (SJTU)

Slides 1511KIT-SJTU_ChenLW.pdf

Coffee break and poster session

10 Posters from all PhD students

Posterlist poster_list_all-1.pdf

Astroparticle Physics: Neutrino properties

Convener: Margarete M. Muehlleitner (KIT)

11 The Karlsruhe Tritium Neutrino Experiment (KATRIN)

Speaker: Kathrin Valerius (KIT)

12 The Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO)

Speaker: Liangjian Wen (IHEP)

Slides JUNO_SJTU-KIT_LJWen.pdf

13 The Chinese Jinping underground laboratory CJPL

Speaker: Qian Yue (Tsinghua University Beijing)

14 Neutrino physics, theoretical view

Speaker: Xiao-Gang He (SJTU)

Slides KIT-IHEP-SJTU-neutrino-XGHE.ppt

6:00 PM Reception and Dinner at SJTU

Thursday, November 5

Particle Physics: Higgs

Convener: Jianglai Liu (SJTU)

15 Higgs Physics - theoretical view

Speaker: Margarete Mühlleitner (KIT)

16 Higgs - contribution from China

Speaker: Shan Jin (IHEP)

17 Search for New Physics at LHC: Contribution from China

Speaker: Jun Guo (SJTU)

Particle Physics: Experimental Particle Physics

Convener: Andreas Haungs (KIT)

18 Experimental particle physics in Germany

Speaker: Thomas Müller (KIT)

19 Non-collider Experimental Particle Physics in China

Speaker: Liang Li (SJTU)

10:35 AM Coffee break

Belle and BES physics

Convener: Xiaoshen Jiang (SJTU)

20 B physics, theoretical view

Speaker: Wei Wang (SJTU)

21 BES physics

Speaker: Haibo Li (IHEP)

Slides BESIII-SHJD_Haibo-Li.pptx

22 Belle physics

Speaker: Pablo Goldenzweig (KIT)

12:20 PM Lunch

Detector Technology

Convener: Kathrin Valerius (KIT)

23 Detector development

Speaker: Hongbo Zhu (IHEP)

Slides Detector_Development_ZHU.pdf

24 CMS Detector

Speaker: Frank Hartmann (KIT)

Slides Hartmann.SJTU.f.pptx

Detector Electronics

Convener: Liang Li (SJTU)

25 Situation of electronics for high energy and physics in China

Speaker: Xiaoshan Jiang (IHEP)

Slides Electronics_for_high_energy_physics_in_China_Jiang.pdf

26 The Big Data Challenge in DAQ system

Speaker: Chuan Miao (KIT)

Coffee break and poster session

27 Posters from all PhD students

Posterlist poster_list_all-1.pdf

Large Research Infrastructures in China

Convener: Klaus Eitel (KIT)

28 A new experiment for Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay

Speaker: Xiangdong Ji (SJTU)

29 Large accelerator facilities in China

Speaker: Chuang Zhang (IHEP)

Slides Acc_China_Zhang.ppt

30 Towards a better understanding of our Universe (popular scientific talk)

Fundamental research in particle physics is driven by the deep endeavour of mankind to understand the mysteries of the universe: How did it develop? What is it made of? What are the building blocks of matter? Which forces keep them together? The Standard Model of Particle Physics summarizes our today's knowledge on the fundamental structure of matter and forces. One of the outstanding mysteries has been for lmost fifty years the question of the generation of particle masses. With the discovery of the Higgs boson by the LHC experiments ATLAS and CMS we have come closer to the answer of this question. In our talks we will present the basic idea behind the Higgs mechanism and how it can explain the origin of masses. We will shed light on the interplay between theoretical ideas and experimental research that led to this fundamental discovery. We will discuss the implications for our understanding of nature and how it will influence and guide our future research.

Speakers: Margarete M. Muehlleitner (KIT), Thomas Mueller (KIT)

7:00 PM Dinner

All participants invited by KIT

Friday, November 6

31 Meeting between senior scientists and PhD students from KIT and SJTU

Questions KCETA_–_SJTU_discussion_on_Friday_morning.pdf

32 Lab visit

11:45 AM Move to restaurant down town Shanghai

1:30 PM Business Lunch with Alumni and representatives of Tongji University at the invitation of Bosch

Shanghainese-inspired cuisine

Sightseeing Shanghai down town and dinner

33 Najing Road

34 Yuyuan Garden

6:30 PM Dinner (The Bund)

35 The Bund, Skyline at night

36 Back to SJTU Academic Activity Center