Celebrating 20 years of TP1

Europe/Berlin
D-114 (Emmy Noether Campus)

D-114

Emmy Noether Campus

Walter-Flex-Straße 3 57072 Siegen
Tobias Huber (University of Siegen)
Description

We celebrate the 20th anniversary of the TP1 group at the University of Siegen with our friends and alumni on October 19, 2023. TP1 alumni will report in short presentations on their careers in academia or the private sector. Subsequently Prof. Dr. Michael Kraemer will complement the celebration with a colloquium. 

Participants
  • Alexander Khodjamirian
  • Alexander Lenz
  • Alexei Pivovarov
  • Ali Mohamed
  • Anastasia Boushmelev
  • Bjorn O. Lange
  • Christian Weiss
  • Denis Rosenthal
  • Eleftheria Malami
  • Florian Hartmann
  • GIlberto Tetlalmatzi-Xolocotzi
  • Guido Bell
  • Heike Boos
  • Ilija Milutin
  • JACK JENKINS
  • Jakob Müller
  • Jan Piclum
  • Keri Vos
  • Kevin Brune
  • Kevin Olschewsky
  • Lars-Thorben Moos
  • Marcel Wald
  • Marco Sekulla
  • Maria Laura Piscopo
  • Marius Höfer
  • Martin Jung
  • Martin Lang
  • Martin Melcher
  • Matthew Black
  • Michael Kraemer
  • Méril Reboud
  • Nico Gubernari
  • Nils Kreher
  • Nils Offen
  • Oliver Witzel
  • Patrick Gelhausen
  • Philip Lüghausen
  • Philipp Böer
  • Rebecca Klein
  • Robert Feger
  • Sascha Turczyk
  • Sebastian Edelmann
  • Simon Braß
  • Susanne Kränkl
  • Sven Faller
  • Tania Robens
  • Thomas Mannel
  • Thorsten Feldmann
  • Tobias Huber
  • Tom Tong
  • Vladyslav Shtabovenko
  • Wolfgang Kilian
    • 13:00 14:00
      Registration, Coffee and Tea 1h B-127 (ENC)

      B-127

      ENC

      Walter-Flex-Straße 3 57072 Siegen
    • 14:00 16:00
      Alumni D-114

      D-114

      Emmy Noether Campus

      Walter-Flex-Straße 3 57072 Siegen

      8 talks each 10+5 min

      • 14:00
        From Particles to Showers 15m
        Speaker: Robert Feger
      • 14:15
        My journey from theoretical physics to practical software development 15m
        Speaker: Rebecca Klein
      • 14:30
        Automation and algorithms for the lumber industry:Peculiarities and challenges 15m
        Speaker: Sascha Turczyk
      • 14:45
        Application Analysis in High-Performance Computing 15m
        Speaker: Christian Weiss
      • 15:00
        Remaining in theoretical particle physics 15m
        Speaker: Martin Jung
      • 15:15
        From particle physics to innovation management in the identity industry 15m
        Speaker: Susanne Kränkl
      • 15:30
        Switching gears: The Twisting Road from Physics to Payments 15m
        Speaker: Marco Sekulla
      • 15:45
        d-fine 15m
        Speaker: Kevin Olschewsky
    • 16:00 17:00
      Coffee and Tea 1h ENC

      ENC

      Walter-Flex-Straße 3 57072 Siegen
    • 17:00 18:30
      Colloquium D-114

      D-114

      Emmy Noether Campus

      Walter-Flex-Straße 3 57072 Siegen
      • 17:00
        20 years TP1 15m
        Speaker: Thomas Mannel (Siegen University)
      • 17:15
        Particle Theory in a Data-Driven Era 1h 15m

        Theory has played a crucial role in the development of the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics and in formulating the questions that point to physics beyond the SM, such as the origin of electroweak symmetry breaking or the particle nature of dark matter. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is CERN's flagship particle accelerator and one of the key instruments for exploring the physics of the SM and new phenomena. In the first phase of the LHC, many searches for physics beyond the SM were driven by specific new physics models that would address some of the shortcomings of the SM. However, in the absence of conclusive evidence for new physics, more model-independent approaches are being pursued, such as effective field theories or the search for anomalies using machine learning methods. I will try to clarify the role of theory for the discovery of physics beyond the SM in this data-driven era of LHC physics, and highlight the challenges and opportunities for the next decade.

        Speaker: Michael Kraemer (RWTH Aachen University)
    • 19:30 22:00
      Dinner (by invitation) 2h 30m