4TH UNIANDES PARTICLE PHYSICS SCHOOL

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November 17 – 20, 2015, Bogotá, Colombia

The High Energy Physics Group of Universidad de los Andes is organizing the 4th version of the Uniandes Particle Physics School. The aim of the school has been to focus on the theoretical and experimental aspects of a topic that is of current interest in the field of particle physics. This year we will concentrate on The Physics Beyond the Standard Model, that is expected and could be explored during the second run of the LHC accelerator at CERN. After the discovery of the Higgs boson, and with p-p collisions providing a Center-of-Mass? energy of 13 TeV, a new kinematical region will be open for the continuing search for new physics. The new possibilities for the observation of the existence of supersymmetric matter, new space dimensions, or any other kind of exotic physics will be explored. The prospects for finding an answer to the dark matter problem will also be assess.

Topics:

Theoretical and experimental lectures on:

SUSY
Extra Dimensions
Dark Matter
Exotica
LHC Experiments
HEP Software tools

Invited Speakers:

- Marcela Carena – Fermilab, U. Illinois, USA.

- Daniel Elvira – Fermilab, USA.

- Eduardo Ponton – U. Estadual Paulista, Brazil

- Alfredo Gurrola – U. Vanderbilt, USA.

- Carlos Ávila – U. de los Andes, Colombia

- Andrés Flórez – U. de los Andes, Colombia

Poster Session for Students.

There will be a poster session dedicated to the research done by the students. All students are encouraged to present poster. Those receiving some economical support are expected to present a poster.

Economical Support

Some economical support for traveling and accommodation for students from outside Bogotá will be available.

Organizing Committee:

- Juan Carlos Sanabria

- Carlos Arturo Ávila

- Carlos Andrés Flórez

Important dates:

- Opening of registrations: September 7, 2015

- Closing of registrations: October 16, 2015

- Announcement of the accepted students: October 23, 2015

- Submission of poster abstracts (for accepted students): November 6, 2015.

More information:

https://fisindico.uniandes.edu.co/indico/conferenceDisplay.py?ovw=True&confId=66

e-mail contact:

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