During the past years, the Zurich Phenomenology Workshop has developed into a forum for particle physics researchers to discuss the latest developments in phenomenology. Its recent editions focused on
The next years will be a crucial period for collider-based particle physics. The high-luminosity run of the LHC will provide a multitude of precision measurements that challenge the Standard Model of particle physics at an unprecedented level, and allow to search for rare processes. At the same time, important decisions on future large-scale projects at CERN will be upcoming, with the proposed Future Circular Collider (FCC) as a multi-decade flagship program. The ZPW 2024 will provide a forum for discussions on the status and future perspectives of collider phenomenology, precision calculations, beyond-Standard-Model physics, and their implications for future collider programs. It will bring together leading researchers from experimental and theoretical particle physics.
In light of the ongoing deliberations on potential future collider candidates at CERN, the Zurich Phenomenology Workshop will feature a panel discussion amongst leading experts in experimental and theoretical particle physics on possible future collider projects.
The workshop, organized jointly by the particle theory groups of UZH and ETH with the support of the Pauli Center for Theoretical Studies and the European Research Council, will be held on January 08-10, 2024.
The event starts on Monday 8th of January at 9:30 am (registration from 8:30 am) and ends on Wednesday 10th, at 12:30 in the afternoon.
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For any further information or questions please don't hesitate to contact Markus Ehrle at: markus.ehrle@physik.uzh.ch.
The confirmed speakers and panelists are
The workshop will take place at the historic UZH Main Building (Raemistrasse 71, 8006 Zurich). The talks will be hosted at the lecture theatre KOL-F-117.
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The workshop dinner will take place on Tuesday 9. January at 18:00 at the historic Zunfthaus zur Waag (Münsterhof 8, 8001 Zürich).
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Participants should arrange hotel reservations themselves.
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We want every participant to feel welcome, included, and safe at the conference. Moreover, we will do our best to accommodate specific needs such as accessibility, child care or dietary requirements. We cannot promise to solve every issue, but we will certainly try. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with the organisers or the secretariat if you require any assistance.
We expect all workshop participants to be respectful, constructive and to support the Mission Statement and Goals of UZH and The Respect Code of Conduct of ETH.