4-7 January 2020
Seoul National University
ROK timezone

Gravitational-Wave(GW) is opening up new avenues to probe the Dark Universe. In this interdisciplinary workshop, we would like to gather leading experts around the world to discuss recent developments on GW physics and its connection with particle physics, dark matter, astroparticle physics and cosmology. In particular, we aim to build bridges between these fields and develop and realize new exciting physics potentials of GWs in probing the Dark Universe. A broad range of topics will be addressed:

  • GW and astrophysical signals of Dark matter
  • Fundamental physics of Black holes
  • Gravitational lensing
  • Standard/dark siren and Cosmology

But topics are not restricted to these, and broader interdisciplinary efforts will be considered.

 

The main workshop starts on Jan.4(Sat) morning and ends on Jan.6(Mon) afternoon. 
On Jan.7(Tue), we will have a free day for free discussions/collaborations and optional excursion; the workshop venue will be open, and all of you are welcome and encouraged to stay.

 

Invited speakers:

Rong-Gen Cai 
Djuna Croon
Yanou Cui
Jinn-Ouk Gong
Junwu Huang
Kyungmin Kim
TaeHun Kim
Ryan Keeley
Hyung-Won Lee
Tjonnie Li
Tao Liu
Andrew Matas
Masamune Oguri
Seong Chan Park
Jing Shu
Jiro Soda
Takahiro Tanaka
Yong Tang
Yuko Urakawa
Linqing Wen
Wei Xue
Chulmoon Yoo
Kathryn Zurek

 

 

For any questions, please feel free to contact any organizers or Sunghoon Jung at sunghoonj@snu.ac.kr

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ROK
Seoul National University
International Conference Hall, Building 25-1, College of Natural Sciences (25-1동 1층 국제회의실)

Organizing Committee:

Sunghoon Jung (co-chair, SNU)
Yue Zhao (co-chair, Utah Univ)
Chunglee Kim (Ewha Univ)
Seung J. Lee (Korea Univ)
Chan Park (SNU)
 

Workshop Coordinator:

Jisun Hong  (CTP SNU)
 

About the Workshop:

This workshop is the 1st CTP Bosan Workshop series. It is to celebrate Bosan -- Prof.Yunseok Ko, a renowned nuclear particle physicist at SNU.
 

Sponsored by:

This workshop is supported by Seoul National University, Center for Theoretical Physics(CTP), Dept of Physics and Astronomy, BRL of SNU, and various others.