TeV Particle Astrophysics (TeVPA) is an international conference that covers the most recent advances in the field of Particle Astrophysics. This year, TeVPA returns to Chicago for the first time since its inaugural edition in 2005 (at Fermilab). This meeting will feature morning plenary sessions, and afternoon parallels on cosmic ray physics, gamma-ray astronomy, neutrino astronomy, cosmology, direct and indirect searches for dark matter, gravitational waves, and their connection to particle physics.
Plenary speakers:
Hugh Lippincott – direct detection of dark matter
Chelsea Bartram – direct detection of wave-like dark matter
Noah Kurinsky – direct detection of low-mass dark matter
Camila Correa – cosmological simulations as a test of the nature of dark matter
Toshihiro Fujii – ultra-high energy cosmic rays (experiment)
Noemie Globus – ultra-high energy cosmic rays (theory)
Zhen Cao – ultra-high-energy gamma rays
Tracy Slatyer – indirect searches for dark matter
Nick Rodd – the Galactic Center gamma-ray excess
Ke Fang – multimessenger astrophysics, active galactic nuclei
Vera Glucevic – constraints on warm and self-interacting dark matter
Carmelo Evoli – cosmic rays and TeV halos
Regina Caputo – Space-based gamma-ray astronomy
Brian Metzger – transients
Manuel Meyer – Cherenkov Telescope Array
Julian Munoz – cosmic dawn
Josh Ruderman – connections with particle theory
Kim Boddy – nanoGRAV and gravitational waves from the early universe
Mariangela Lisanti –Galactic dynamics in the era of GAIA
Jessica Turner – primordial black holes
Philip Bull – 21 cm cosmology
Elisa Resconi – high-energy neutrinos
Maya Fishbach – gravitational waves in VIRGO/LIGO band
Brian Clark – ultra-high-energy neutrinos
Brian Batell – accelerator probes of dark matter
Gianfranco Bertone – conference summary talk
