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09:00
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Space-based gamma-ray detectors
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Julie McEnery
(Teatro Duse)
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09:30
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Imaging Array Cherenkov Telescopes
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Jamie Holder
(University of Delaware)
(Teatro Duse)
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10:30
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Large field of view ground-based detectors
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Petra Hüntemeyer
(Teatro Duse)
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11:00
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Introduction to Key Science Projects and Particle acceleration in CTA
- Prof.
Rene Ong
(UCLA)
(Teatro Duse)
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11:28
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New physics in Key Science Projects
- Prof.
Subir Sarkar
(University of Oxford)
(Teatro Duse)
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11:50
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MeV / GeV neutrinos
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Takaaki Kajita
(ICRR, Univeristy of Tokyo)
(Teatro Duse)
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09:00
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Simulations and laboratory experiments
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Frederico Fiuza
(Teatro Duse)
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09:25
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Theory and astrophysical observations
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Anne Decourchelle
(Teatro Duse)
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09:50
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Particle acceleration by kinetic instabilities in accretion disks
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Mario Riquelme
(Teatro Duse)
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10:10
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Experimental analogue of UHECR transport with a laser-produced turbulent magnetized plasma
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Gianluca Gregori
(Teatro Duse)
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11:30
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Pulsars and their nebulae
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Anatoly Spitkovsky
(Teatro Duse)
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11:55
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Accreting compact objects
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Chris Done
(Teatro Duse)
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09:00
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Probing intergalactic magnetic fields
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Rafael Alves Batista
(Teatro Duse)
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09:25
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Constraining the Extragalactic Background Light
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Marco Ajello
(Teatro Duse)
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09:50
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Testing cosmology and fundamental physics with the Cherenkov Telescope Array
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Manuel Meyer
(Stanford University)
(Teatro Duse)
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10:10
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Testing primordial axion-driven cosmic magnetogenisis with CTA
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Francesco Miniati
(Teatro Duse)
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11:00
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Dark matter and Lorentz Invariance Violation
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John Ellis
(King's College London)
(Teatro Duse)
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11:40
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Stellar intensity interferometry measurements with CTA
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Michael Daniel
(Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)
(Teatro Duse)
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14:00
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Welcome
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Federico Ferrini
(CTAO gGmbH)
(Teatro Duse)
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14:25
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Setting the stage
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Werner Hofmann
(MPIK)
(Teatro Duse)
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15:45
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Project status (including operations)
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Wolfgang Wild
(CTAO)
(Teatro Duse)
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16:20
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CTA in the context of astrophysics in the 2020s
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Roger Blandford
(KIPAC, Stanford)
(Teatro Duse)
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12:25
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TeV / PeV neutrinos
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Francis Halzen
(Teatro Duse)
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14:30
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Gravitational wave astronomy
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Rai Weiss
(Teatro Duse)
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15:00
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Radio Astronomy
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Robert Laing
(Teatro Duse)
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15:30
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Optical and infrared astronomy
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Matthias Steinmetz
(Leibniz-Institut für Astrophysik Potsdam (AIP))
(Teatro Duse)
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16:00
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Millimeter and sub-millimeter astronomy
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Reinhard Genzel
(Teatro Duse)
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16:30
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X-ray astronomy
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Luigi Piro
(Teatro Duse)
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12:20
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Gamma-ray bursts
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Giancarlo Ghirlanda
(Teatro Duse)
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12:45
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The microquasars of the Cygnus region: gamma-ray emission and perspectives with CTA
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Giovanni Piano
(Teatro Duse)
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12:58
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3D simulations of pulsar bow shock nebulae
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Barbara Olmi
(Teatro Duse)
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13:11
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Discovery of Late-Time Very High Energy Emission from a Gamma-ray Burst Afterglow
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Edna L. Ruiz Velasco
(Teatro Duse)
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14:20
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Non-thermal emission from active galaxies
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Gabriele Ghisellini
(Teatro Duse)
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14:45
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Compact objects and Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays
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Andrew Taylor
(Teatro Duse)
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15:10
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Neutrinos from TXS 0506+056
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Silke Britzen
(Teatro Duse)
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15:25
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Locating the blazar zone
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Elina Lindfors
(Tuorla Observatory, University of Turku)
(Teatro Duse)
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15:40
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VLBI location of the sites of high-energy emission production in AGN
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Nick MacDonald
(Teatro Duse)
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15:55
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The high-energy view of the outflow from the Galactic Center
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Gabriele Ponti
(Teatro Duse)
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16:40
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Star-forming system with focus on Galactic Center
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Roland Crocker
(Teatro Duse)
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17:05
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Role of cosmic rays in galaxy evolution
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Volker Springel
(Teatro Duse)
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17:30
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Cosmic Ray Production to above 100 PeV in Compact Galactic Star Clusters
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Don Ellison
(Teatro Duse)
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17:45
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High-mass protostellar jets: a new class of gamma-ray sources
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Anabella Araudo
(Teatro Duse)
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12:00
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Event Horizon Telescope
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Maciek Wielgus
(Teatro Duse)
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12:20
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Neutrino telescopes in the Mediterranean Sea: the present and the future
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Maurizio Spurio
(Teatro Duse)
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12:40
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How can CTA perform best in the changing gravitational wave follow-up landscape?
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Imre Bartos
(Teatro Duse)
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14:30
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The ESO programme
- Prof.
Xavier Barcons
(ESO)
(Teatro Duse)
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15:00
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Where do we go from here?
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Catherine Cesarsky
(SAp, CEA Saclay)
(Teatro Duse)
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