During the CosPA 2022, there will be the 2nd JCAP GRRA held. Considering the time zones of Canada and Seoul, the morning (8:00 AM~12:00 PM in Seoul time) is assigned for the 2nd JCAP GRRA, while the afternoon 13:30-18:00 (Seoul time) for CosPA 2022 as in the table below.
Monday
(November 28)
· 13:15 ~
13:30 Opening (Sang Pyo Kim, AP CosPA Org. President)
· 13:30 ~
14:00 Jason Kumar (University of
Hawaii)
: Sensitivity to Dark Sector Scales from Gravitational Wave
Signatures
· 14:00 ~
14:30 Stefano Scopel (CQUeST, Sogang University)
: Searching for Dark Matter with White Dwarves
· 14:30 ~
15:00 Kazunori Kohri (KEK)
: Testing primordial black-hole dark matter by gamma-ray,
gravitational wave, and strong lensing of fast radio bursts
· 15:00 ~
15:15 Coffee Break
· 15:15 ~
15:45 Asuka Ito (KEK)
: Magnon gravitational wave detector
· 15:45 ~
16:15 Chris Gordon (University of Canterbury)
: Assessing the Impact of Hydrogen Absorption on the
Characteristics of the Galactic Center Excess
· 16:15 ~
16:30 Coffee break
· 16:30 ~
17:00 Kenny Chun Yu Ng (Chinese University of Hong Kong)
: Searching for dark matter with x-ray lines
· 17:00 ~
17:30 Kin-Wang Ng (Academia Sinica)
: Axions - inflation, PBHs, chiral GWs, and cosmic
birefringence
Tuesday (November
29)
· 13:30 ~
14:00 Kiwoon Choi (CTPU-IBS)
: Distinguishing different axion models with low energy
couplings
· 14:00 ~
14:30 Pisin Chen (Leung Center
for Cosmology and Particle Astrophysics, National Taiwan University)
: Black hole information loss paradox and the AnaBHEL experiment
· 14:30 ~
15:00 Masahide Yamaguchi (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
: Disforming to conformal symmetry
· 15:00 ~
15:15 Coffee break
· 15:15 ~
15:45 Chang Feng (University of Science and Technology of China)
: Multiwavelength studies of the early Universe
· 15:45 ~
16:15 Shao-Feng Ge (TD Lee Institute, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
: Probing light mediator and electromagnetic moments
with Neutrino Pair Emissions
· 16:15 ~
16:30 Coffee break
· 16:30 ~
17:00 Yen-Chin Ong (Yangzhou University)
: Some Lessons from Barrow Entropy
· 17:00 ~
17:30 Guey Lin Lin (National Chiao-Tung University)
Wednesday
(November 30)
· 13:30 ~
14:00 · Nicole Bell (University
of Melbourne)
: The Capture of Dark
Matter in Stars
· 14:00 ~
14:30 Irene Bolognino (University of Adelaide, ARC Centro of Excellence for Dark Matter Particle Physics)
: The SABRE South Experiment at the Stawell Underground Physics Laboratory
· 14:30 ~
15:00 Jason Kristiano (Tokyo University)
: Primordial black holes from single-field inflation
· 15:00 ~
15:15 Coffee break
· 15:15 ~
15:45 Kouichi Hirotani (Academia Sinica)
: Particle-in-Cell
simulations of black hole magnetospheres
· 15:45 ~
16:15 Hsiu-Hsien Lin (ASIAA, Academia Sinica)
: Exploring Fast Radio Bursts in the upcoming FRB era with
BURSTT
· 16:15 ~
16:30 Coffee break
· 16:30 ~
17:00 · Peter Cox (University
of Melbourne)
: The Migdal effect for dark matter
direct detection
· 17:00 ~
17:30 Suprit Singh (Indian Institute of Technology Delhi)
: Dynamics and entanglement in quantum and quantum-classical
systems: lessons for gravity
· 17:30 ~ 18:00 Remo Ruffini (ICRANet,
Sapienza Universita di Roma)
:
Thursday
(December 1)
· 13:30 ~
14:00 Kipp Cannon (Tokyo University)
: Gravitational-wave Detection System Modelling, Cherenkov-Like
Bursts, High Speed GW Source Localization, and Other Activities at The
University of Tokyo.
· 14:00 ~
14:30 Changbom Park (KIAS)
· 14:30 ~
15:00 · Stephen Appleby (APCTP)
: Cosmological Parameter Constraints from the Topology of
Large Scale Structure
· 15:00 ~
15:15 Coffee break
· 15:15 ~
15:45 Rudrani Kar Chowdhury
(University of Hong Kong)
: Active Galactic Nuclei Feedback: From Cosmological
Simulation to Observation
· 15:45 ~
16:15 Cong Li (IHEP, CAS)
: VHE gamma-ray observation from LHAASO
· 16:15 ~
16:30 Coffee break
· 16:30 ~
17:00 · Shin-Ted Lin
(Sichuan University)
: Status and prospects of the CDEX experiment
· 17:00 ~
17:30 Bo-Qiang Ma (Peking University)
: Lorentz violation of cosmic photons and neutrinos
· 17:30 ~ 18:00 Rahim Moradi (ICRANet)
Friday
(December 2)
· 13:30 ~
14:00 Ye-Ling Zhou (Hangzhou Institute for Advanced Study, UCAS)
: Gravitational waves as
a window to explore ultra-high energy physics
· 14:00 ~
14:30 Tao Liu (Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
: Pulsar Polarization Arrays
· 14:30 ~
15:00 Xuelei Chen (NAOC, CAS)
: Hongmeng: a lunar orbit
array to discovering the sky at the longest wavelength and explore the cosmic
dark ages
· 15:00 ~
15:15 Coffee break
· 15:15 ~
15:45 Koutarou Kyutoku (Kyoto University)
: Quasinormal modes of Schwarzschild black holes on the real
axis
· 15:45 ~
16:15 · Zongkuan Guo (ITP,
CAS)
: Gravitational waves from resonant amplification of curvature
perturbations during inflation
· 16:15 ~
16:30 Coffee break
· 16:30 ~
17:00 Reginald Christian Bernardo (Academia Sinica)
: PTAfast: Finding the
Galileon and other degrees of freedom in the nanohertz GW sky
· 17:00 ~
17:30 Xiang Xiao (Sun Yat-sen University)
: Recent Results of
PandaX Experiment
· 17:30 ~
18:00 Closing Remark