TIMETABLE OVERVIEW
The Conference will have plenary sessions with invited talks giving a broad overview of the topics of the conference, parallel sessions and poster contributions (with poster sessions) which can be visited throughout the conference.
Note: Attendees can choose to visit CJPL on either the 24th or 30th, August.
| Time | Day 1 Mon. 25 Aug. | Day 2 Tue. 26 Aug. | Day 3 Wed. 27 Aug. | Day 4 Thu. 28 Aug. | Day 5 Fri. 29 Aug. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Topic | Neutrino | Dark Matter | Gravitational Waves | Cosmology | Other topics and new results |
| 9:00 | Neutrino theory (neutrino masses, mixing, and interactions) Thomas Schwetz-Mangold | Review on dark matter models (WIMPs and other light DM) David McKeen | Current ground-based detector status report Jamie Rollins | Large-scale structure /DESI/Cosmological tension Gongbo Zhao | Review of underground laboratories worldwide Sean Paling |
| 9:30 | Neutrino oscillation experiments (Reactor, atmosphere, long baseline) Lukas Berns | Noble liquid detectors for heavy dark matter and the solar neutrino fog Jianglai Liu | Next-generation ground-based GW detectors Bram Slagmolen | Cosmological collider physics Yi Wang | Searching for the origin of Cosmic Rays Dmitri Semikoz |
| 10:00 | Double beta decay and single beta decay: experimental review Christoph Wiesinger | Technologies for light dark matter search Suerfu Burkhant | Space-borne GW detection in China and progress Ziren Luo | Axion cosmology Luca Visinelli | Review of space and ground-based high energy gamma-ray observations Songzhan Chen |
| 10:30 | coffee break | ||||
| 10:50 | TeV and PeV astrophysics neutrino experimenal review Piera Sapienza | Axion dark matter (theory & experiment) Jing Shu | Gravitational experiments in Deep-ground Laboratory Yiqiu Ma | Early-universe phase transitions Haipeng An | Interpreting Earth's geoneutrino flux William McDonough |
| 11:30 | Detection of supernovae, solar and geo-neutrinos - review Steven Biller | Dark matter searches at colliders Steven Lowette | Progress and Future of CPTA KeJia Lee | Shedding light on dark matter with gravitational waves: searches in the first part of the fourth observing run of LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA Andrew Miller | Flash Talks: JUNO, Alberto Garfagnini HK, Hide-Kazu Tanaka DUNE, Luis Manzanillas |
| 12:00 | Coherent, sterile, short baseline Manfred Lindner | Dark Matter searches from astrophysical and cosmological observations Yiming Zhong | Moon as a Gravitational-Wave Detector Xian Chen | Transient astronomy Xiaofeng Wang | Poster prize; Closing remarks; next TAUP... |
| 12:30 | Astrophysics neutrino theory review Mauricio Bustamante | ||||
Convenors
Cosmology and Particle Physics
- Shao-Jiang Wang (ITP)
- Zhong-Zhi Xianyu (THU)
- Shi Pi (ITP)
Dark Matter and Its Detection
- Haipeng An (THU)
- Mingshui Chen (IHEP)
- Fei Gao (THU)
- Hao Ma (THU)
- Bela Majorovits (MPP)
- Ningqiang Song (ITP)
- Qiang Yuan (PMO)
Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics
- Steven Biller (Oxford)
- Mark Chen (QU)
- Shaofeng Ge (SJTU)
- Yusuke Koshio (Okayama U.)
- Yufeng Li (IHEP)
- Hirohisa A. Tanaka (Stanford)
- Zhe Wang (THU)
- Litao Yang (THU)
Gravitational Waves
- Laura Bernard (Observatoire de Paris)
- Béatrice Bonga (RU)
- Alvin Chua (NUS)
- Huaike Guo (UCAS)
- Mikhail Korobko (UHH)
- Haixing Miao (THU)
- Kentaro Somiya (Tokyo Tech)
- Ling Sun (ANU)
- Huan Yang (THU)
- Jun Zhang (UCAS)
High-Energy Astrophysics and Cosmic Rays
- Shao-Jiang Wang (ITP)
- Zhong-Zhi Xianyu (THU)
- Shi Pi (ITP)
Outreach and Education
- Qian Yue (THU)
Underground Laboratories
- Hao Ma (THU)
- Yang Tian (THU)
Invited Speakers
Photos
Conference photos are accessible at https://m.alltuu.com/album/2667500346/?menu=live with passcode "taup2025".
Poster Award
Posters
Poster contributions should be of size A0 and portrait orientation (Width=841mm, Height=1189mm) with some tolerance.
- To make your poster more attractive, you need to design it personally. You can refer to and use the template for posters of the academic annual conference (click to download the "Poster Template for TAUP2025"), or you can design it on your own.
- The posters will be on display for the full duration of the conference. Please make sure to provide your poster on Monday, the first day of the conference.
- Posters will be sorted by topic. The poster walls will be labelled with a poster ID (which is the same as the ID assigned to your abstract in indico), so that you will find the proper place for your poster. We will provide tape to attach your poster.
- Two dedicated poster sessions will take place during the coffee break.
- Poster presenters are asked to be next to their poster during the poster sessions.
The conference does not provide poster printing services. Please print out the poster in advance by yourself and bring it to the conference venue.
Best Poster Award
In the frame of TAUP2025 conference the local organizers would like to support and encourage young people by recognizing their scientific work and achievements by establishing an award for the Best Poster. A jury will select the winning posters following set of criteria such as presentation of the topic (problem / motivation, method / procedure, results, outlook), layout and design, readability, and the overall impression etc. We will take to account only posters from people up to 4 years after their PhD.