ECAP Seminar: Jim Hinton
ECAP, room 307 Erwin-Rommel-Str 1, Erlangen, GermanyHAWC
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ECAP Seminar: Brian Reville
ECAP, room 307 Erwin-Rommel-Str 1, Erlangen, GermanyCosmic-ray acceleration - limits and laboratories I will review the current theoretical status of shock acceleration at supernova type shocks, with an emphasis on the plasma theory and implications for […]
ECAP Seminar: Dieter Horns
ZoomThe Crab nebula and pulsar - particle acceleration at the limit The Crab Nebula is the front-page object of multi-wavelength astrophysics and an excellent object to study non-thermal emission and […]
ECAP Seminar: Muhammad Kasim
ZoomUp to two billion times acceleration of scientific simulations with deep neural architecture search Computer simulations are invaluable tools for scientific discovery. However, accurate simulations are often slow to execute, […]
ECAP Seminar: Anita Reimer
ZoomIdentifying sources of high-energy neutrinos of the AGN type: A theoretical approach Active galactic nuclei (AGN) have long been predicted to emit neutrinos if they host sites of cosmic-ray acceleration […]
ECAP mini-series Exploring Gravity: Ira Thorpe
ZoomLISA – Bringing the Gravitational Wave Revolution to Space Gravitational Wave (GW) observatories are humanity’s newest tool for studying the universe. After decades of development efforts, terrestrial interferometers such as […]
ECAP mini-series Exploring Gravity: Frank Eisenhauer
ZoomInfrared Interferometry of the Galactic Center Black Hole The Galactic Center harbors the nearest massive black hole. With a distance of only 8 kpc, it is the closest laboratory to […]
ECAP Seminar: Ruben Lopez Coto
ZoomTeV Halos and their connection to the local Leptonic Cosmic Ray flux The origin and propagation of cosmic rays (CRs) is one of the most important questions in astroparticle physics […]
ECAP Seminar: Raimund Strauss
ZoomCoherent neutrino scattering: from experimental challenges to new frontiers in neutrino physics The detection of coherent-neutrino nucleus scattering (CEvNS) opens a new window to study the fundamental properties of neutrinos […]
ECAP Seminar: Maryam Modjaz
ZoomStellar Forensics with the Most Powerful Explosions in the Universe Core-collapse Supernovae (SNe), Long-duration Gamma-ray Bursts (GRBs) and exotic transients are exploding massive stars and constitute the most powerful explosions […]
ECAP mini-series Exploring Gravity: Michèle Heurs
ZoomGravitational waves in a new light Ultra-precisely stabilised lasers are the interferometric light sources at the heart of gravitational wave detectors. To achieve ever-higher detection rates for meaningful gravitational wave […]
ECAP Seminar: Alexander Kappes
ZoomRecent results from IceCube and the future of neutrino astronomy at the South Pole The IceCube neutrino observatory at the geographic South Pole has now been operating at full capacity […]