TAE 2024 - International Workshop on High Energy Physics

Organizers:

C. Cuesta (CIEMAT, Madrid), D. G. Figueroa (IFIC, CSIC - U. Valencia), M. Martinez (CAPA, U. Zaragoza), J. R. Peláez (IPARCOS, U. Complutense de Madrid)

The 'Taller de Altas Energias' (TAE) - Spain's annual High Energy Physics PhD workshop -, is an international postgraduate training program aimed at first and second year graduated students who are starting their research on experimental or theoretical High Energy Physics, Astroparticles and Cosmology.

TAE 2024 will take place at Centro de Ciencias Pedro Pascual (CCBPP) in Benasque, a beautiful village located in the Spanish Pyrenees, just at the bottom of their highest mountain in the Spanish Pyrenees (Pico Aneto), with a wonderful countryside/hiking environment. The CCBPP is an international meeting infrastructure that provides excellent facilities and an agreeable atmosphere to allow the participants to interact with senior researchers, and also to carry their work during the meeting. The lecture halls and seminars for discussion sessions are located in the Centre. Computing and electronic communication facilities are available.

The list of topics and speakers of TAE 2024 is:

- Quantum FIeld Theory/Standard Model, Rodrigo Alonso (Durham U., UK)
- Effective Field Theories, Martin Gonzalez-Alonso (IFIC, Valencia, Spain)
- Flavor Physics, Jorge Martin-Camalich (U. La Laguna, Spain)
- LHC Physics, Maria Cepeda (CIEMAT, Madrid, Spain)
- Lattice QCD, Assumpta Parreño (U. Barcelona, Spain)
- Cosmology, Jacobo Asorey (IPARCOS-U. Complutense, Madrid, Spain)
- Gamma Rays, Miguel Angel Sanchez Conde (IFT, Madrid, Spain)
- Axions, Theopisti Dafni (CAPA, U. Zaragoza, Spain)
- Dark Matter, Diego Blas (IFAE, Barcelona, Spain)
- Neutrino physics (theory), Sergio Pastor (IFIC, Valencia, Spain)
- Neutrino physics (experiment), Patricia Sanchez (Granada U., Spain)
- Gravitational waves, Miguel Zumalacárregui (Max Planck Institute, Potsdam, Germany)
- Statistical Methods, Glen Cowan (Royal Holloway, London, UK)
- Machine Learning, Arantza Oyanguren (IFIC, Valencia, Spain)
- Detectors, Mary Cruz Fouz (CIEMAT, Madrid, Spain)
- Quantum detectors, Gemma Rius (CNM, Barcelona, Spain)
- Quark Gluon Plasma (theory), Carlos Salgado (IGFAE,Santiago de Compostela U., Spain)
- Quark Gluon Plasma (experiment), Ana Marin (GSI, Darmstadt, Germany)
- Beyond the Standard Model, Adrián Carmona (U. Granada, Spain)
- Hadron Physics, Raquel Molina (IFIC, Valencia, Spain)
- String Theory, Miguel Montero (IFT, Madrid, Spain)
- Popular Science, Laura Toribio (CIEMAT, Madrid, Spain)