During the meeting, Dr. Sadashiv Sahoo (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay) will give a seminar on searches for Lorentz Invariance Violation with the INO-CAL experiment, including future prospects and a discussion on the systematics impacting the analysis. Zoom link will be sent by email.
Ben Koch will chair a discussion on “What Can We Expect to Learn from Black Holes in the Context of Quantum Gravity?” Abstract: I will provide a brief overview of our current understanding of the classical and semiclassical description of black holes. In the context of quantum gravity, several important questions arise that we hope […]
Dear WG 3 members, We are delighted to announce the third session of our focused discussion series. This time, we continue a theme from the recent Bratislava workshop, with panellists bringing complementary perspectives. Questions: Do we need a theory of observers to formulate quantum spacetime? If not, what are the reasons? If so, what minimal structures should […]
During the meeting, Dr. Julian Sitarek (the University of Lodz) will give a seminar on “Systematic effects in gamma-ray LIV studies with source modelling”. Zoom link will be sent by email.
The goal of this physics school is to offer master and Ph.D. students, a coherent introduction to the subject of quantum gravity in low energy quantum systems from both theoretical and experimental perspectives. While the focus of the first training school was on the high-energy aspects (WG1, WG2) of the BridgeQG network, the focus of […]
The workshop “Bridging low-energy high precision experiments with theory: a roadmap towards measurable signatures of quantum gravity” aims at connecting theoretical research on low-energy quantum gravity effects with observational frameworks. It will involve mostly Action participants who are members of WG3 and WG4. We foresee to have short presentation by attendants and ample time for […]
Dr. Gonzalo Herrera (MIT Kavli Institute for Astrophysics and Space Research, USA) will give a seminar entitled: “Quantum Gravity and New Physics with Cosmic Messengers”. Abstract: “Multi-messenger observations of the high-energy sky allow us to test fundamental physics at energies, densities, and propagation baselines inaccessible to terrestrial experiments. Here I will discuss several recent examples […]
Suggested topic: the use and impact of AI in our field of research. Zoom link will be sent by email.
The next WG2 monthly meeting will take place this Thursday, October 22, at 15:00 CEST. Prof. José Manuel Carmona (University of Zaragoza, Spain) will give a seminar entitled: “Probing Lorentz Invariance Violation with IceCube Neutrinos and Gamma-Ray Bursts” (J.M. Carmona. Work in collaboration with: Mathieu Lamoureux, José Luis Cortés, Ardit Gkioni, Antoine Kouchner, and Maykoll […]
