30 August 2026 to 4 September 2026
Asia/Tokyo timezone

New Physics with Cosmic Rays and Neutrinos

Not scheduled
20m
Oral [INVITATION ONLY] Plenary

Speaker

GONZALO HERRERA (MIT, Harvard)

Description

Cosmic rays and neutrinos provide access to particle interactions at energies and densities beyond the reach of terrestrial experiments. Combined with gamma rays, they offer a multimessenger view of extreme astrophysical environments and a window onto relics from the early Universe. Here I will discuss how these messengers can be used to search for new physics, with emphasis on the cosmic neutrino background, dark matter, and other beyond the Standard Model phenomena. I will emphasize that the power of the multimessenger approach lies in its ability to disentangle new physics signals from astrophysical backgrounds, a key step toward any robust detection.

Primary author

GONZALO HERRERA (MIT, Harvard)

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