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The VII workshop on Science with
the New Generation of High Energy Gamma-ray
Experiments (SciNeGHE 2009) will be
held in Assisi (Perugia), Italy, October 7-9,
2009.
This is the seventh workshop in a series after six
successful editions in Perugia
(2003), Bari
(2004), Cividale del Friuli
(2005), Elba Island (2006), Villa
Mondragone (2007) and Padova (2008).
FINAL
PROGRAM
and presentations
Proceedings
published.
SCIENCE WITH THE NEW GENERATION OF HIGH ENERGY GAMMA-RAY EXPERIMENTS. Proceedings of the 7th Workshop on Gamma-Ray Physics in the LHC Era;
C. Cecchi, S. Ciprini, P. Lubrano, G. Tosti Editors.
Melville, New York, 2010, American Institute of Physics Conference Proceedings, Volume 1223,
ISBN: 978-0-7354-0767-1; ISSN 0094-243X
(Old:
information for authors)
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Fundamental research on the nature of matter at the
high energy frontier takes place in three main
fields: accelerator-based particle physics, high
energy astrophysics, and the cosmology of the early
universe. The study of astroparticle physics can
have significant implications for collider physics
at the LHC, and, at the same time, the LHC project
provides the laboratory to perform measurements of
great importance for cosmic ray astrophysics and
cosmology. By the end of this year the Large Hadron
Collider will begin taking data and start the
exploration of the TeV scale physics and of the
physics beyond the Standard Model. The Fermi
Gamma-Ray Space Telescope mission has started in
June 2008 and, after nearly one year of excellent
performance on orbit, is producing a huge number of
physics results, some of them already published and
many more will be available by the time of the
workshop. Interesting results will be also available
from PAMELA, ATIC and Auger on cosmic ray physics.
Ground based experiments (HESS, MAGIC, VERITAS,
MILAGRO and ARGO) have been observing photons at the
TeV scale with unprecedented accuracy and will also
provide new results for the incoming years. Finally
neutrino experiments and underground experiments for
direct observation of dark matter and neutrino mass
measurement are doing rapid progress.
The workshop will be distributed over 3 days, aiming
to bring together researchers with different
scientific backgrounds, High Energy Physics and High
Energy Astrophysics, to share interests and to
exchange new results in the various fields.
Participation and abstract submission of young
researchers and PhD students are strongly
encouraged.
Patronage
and Sponsoring Institutions
I.N.F.N.
Section of Perugia
Physics Dept.
University of Perugia
Comune di
Assisi (Town Council of Assisi)
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