Conference Opportunities for Nuclear/High Energy Physics in March 2014

[atha]

I have just heard some good news that I will get funds to join a conference/meeting/workshop.
This event must be held until the end of March.

I am interested in any event on nuclear/high energy physics.
Preferably I would like it to be on intrumentation/detectors but there is a flexibility on that matter.

I've searched on google but I wasn't able to find something.

Do you have something in mind?
Or is there a relevant site to search for conferences, workshops and meetings?

Thank you very much in advance.

 

[marcus]

I have just heard some good news that I will get funds to join a conference/meeting/workshop.
This event must be held until the end of March...

If you mean it must be held BEFORE THE END of March, then this conference might work for you:

Here is the program:
https://agenda.infn.it/getFile.py/access?resId=0&materialId=3&confId=7102

It goes from 24 February to around 1 March. It is in beautiful mountains in North Italy, near Mont Blanc.
It is international, with some days on LHC Particle physics and some on Astroparticle physics (like neutrino detectors, and detectors in orbit.)
You must act quickly because officially today is the last day for registration.
https://agenda.infn.it/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=7102

Les Rencontres de Physique de La Vallée d'Aoste
La Thuile 23 February - 2 March, 2014
PRELIMINARY SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME
Monday, February 24
I. Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics
8.30 - 12.00
1.
News from Planck
Paolo Natoli, Ferrara
2.
Results from the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer on the ISS
Roberto Battiston, Trento
3.
An extreme point of view: the Fermi Gamma-Ray Sky
Sara Buson, Padova
4.
Recent Results from ICECube
Jan Auffenberg, Aachen
5.
Neutrino physics beyond oscillation measurements
Silvia Pascoli, Durham
6.
Recent results from GERDA
Matteo Agostini, Munich
7.
Borexino. Latest achievements and prospects
Grzegorz Zuzel, Krakov
II. Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics - continued
16.30-18:30
1.
Recent Results from T2K
Taritree Wongjirad, Duke
2.
Recent Results from Daya Bay
Viktor Pec, Prague
3.
Double Chooz status and recent results
Cécile Jollet-Meregaglia, Strassburg
4.
Neutrino mixing: a theoretical overview
Davide Meloni, Roma
Young Scientists Forum
18.30-19.00
1.
Progress in the Neural Network Parton Distributions
Stefano Carrazza, Milano
2.
The QWeak Experiment
Emmanouil Kargiantoulakis, Virginia
Tuesday, February 25
III. Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics - continued
8.30-10.30
1.
Dark Matter searches: CDMS
Nader Mirabolfathi, Berkeley
2.
DARK Matter Searches: LUX
Kevin O'Sullivan, Yale
3.
Dark matter XENON
Francesco Arneodo, Abu Dhabi
4.
Dark Matter: Theory vs. Experiments
Laura Covi, Gottingen
5.
Recent Results from COGENT
Speaker TBA
IV. QCD and Heavy Flavour
10:30-11:30
1.
Central Exclusive Production at CDF
Mike Albrow, Fermilab
2.
Recent Results from TOTEM on rho and elastic and total cross section at the LHC
Nicola Turini, Siena
3.
Testable upper and lower bound on Rho Re/Im forward scattering amplitude
Nicola Khuri, Rockefeller
IV. QCD and Heavy Flavour - continued
16.30-18.45
1.
QCD studies with CMS
Daniele Fasanella, Bologna
2.
QCD at ATLAS
Monika Wielers, CERN
3.
Theoretical progress in QCD
Juan Rojo, CERN
4.
Heavy flavor production & spectroscopy ATLAS
Patrick Jussel, Innsbruck
5.
Heavy flavor production & spectroscopy CMS
Sara Fiorendi, Milano

6.
Production and Spectroscopy of Heavy Flavours at LHCb
Dmytro Volyanskyy , Heidelberg-MPI
Young Scientists Forum
18.45-20:00
1.
Rare di-leptonic Bs decays at LHCb
Alessandro Mordà, Marseille-CPPM
2.
Ks decays at LHCb
Carla Marin Benito, Barcelona
3.
Improvement in Jet Energy Resolution for an H →bb at D0
Savanna Shaw, Michigan
4.
Testing the new physics scale in the Bs system
Cristiano Alpigiani , London
5.
Performance of the b-jet identification in ATLAS
Jelena Jovicevic, Geneva
Wednesday, February 26
V. Flavour Physics
8.30-11.30
1.
Studies of conventional and exotic charmonium at BABAR
Speaker TBA
2.
Highlights on the recent BESIII results
Speaker TBA
3.
Excited B at the Tevatron
Manuel Kambeitz, Karlsruhe
4.
Flavour Physics: SM vs. New Physics
David Straub, Munich
5.
Latest Results on Rare Decays from LHCb
Justine Serrano, Marseille – CPPM
6.
Studies of hadronic B decays at LHCb
Christopher Jones, Cambridge
7.
CP Violation in the B and D Systems
Marta Calvi, Milano
V. Flavour Physics - continued
16:15 - 17:15
1.
The B→K*ll puzzle
Joaqim Matias, Barcelona
2.
Anomalous Muon Production at D0
Guennadi Borissov, Lancaster
VI. Electroweak and Top Physics
17:15- 18:40
1.
Diboson and EWK Physics at ATLAS
Anja Simone Vest, Dresden
2.
Diboson and EWK Physics at CMS
Alicia Calderon Tazon, Cantabria
3.
Top production including single top at CMS
Carmen Diez Pardos, DESY
4.
Top Production including single top at ATLAS
Francesco Spano, London
Young Scientists Forum
18:40 - 20:00
1.
Afb in ttbar dilepton
Ziqing Hong, Texas
2.
ttbar dilepton asymmetry at D0
Antoine Chapelain, Saclay
3.
Search for WH/ZH, H→at CMS
Cecile Sarah Caillol, Bruxelles
4.
Search for H→bb at CMS
Silvio Donato, Pisa
5.
Higgs properties with H->ZZ->4l in ATLAS
Richard David Mudd
Thursday, February 27
VII. Top Physics
8.30-11.30
1.
Single top→Tevatron
Craig Group, Virginia
2.
Top properties al Tevatron
Frederic Deliot, CEA
3.
Top properties including mass CMS
Yuan Chao, Taiwan
4.
Top Properties including mass ATLAS
Alexander Grohsjean, DESY
5.
On the determination of the top-quark mass
Alexander Mitov, CERN
6.
Top quarks as a probe of New Physics
Cedric Delaunay, Annecy
Special Session: Honoring the 80th Birthday of Giorgio Bellettini
16.30-17.30
1.
The ISR years
Mike Albrow, Fermilab
2.
The Summer Student at Fermilab Programme
Giorgio Chiarelli, Pisa
3.
Tevatron legacy
Costas Vellidis, Fermilab
Round TABLE: Which facilities to understand neutrinos?

17.30-19:30
Sergio Bertolucci, CERN - Jun Cao, IHEP - Fernando Ferroni, INFN - Regina Rameika, Fermilab - Atsuto Suzuki (TBC) - Francesco Vissani, LNGS - Clarence J. Virtue, SNO
Friday, February 28
VIII. Higgs Physics
8.30-11.30
1.
Higgs properties
Bob Hirosky, Virginia Univeristy
2.
Higgs into Fermions at ATLAS
Dimitris Varouchas, Paris
3.
Higgs into Fermions at CMS
Joshua James Swanson, Brown
4.
Higgs Properties at ATLAS
Magda Anna Chelstowska, Michigan
5.
Higgs Properties at CMS
Jean-Baptiste Sauvan, LLR
6.
Higgs physics beyond the SM
Matthias Neubert, Mainz
7.
Can we call h125 the “SM Higgs”?
Roberto Contino, CERN
IX. Searching for New Physics
16:30 – 19:15
1.
Search for Supersymmetry at ATLAS
Elisa Musto, Technion
2.
Search for Supersymmetry at CMS
Henning Flaecher, Bristol
3.
SUSY: theory vs. Experiments
Marcela Carena
4.
Search for Physics Beyond the Standard Model (non SUSY) at ATLAS
Antonio Boveia, Chicago
5.
Searches for Physics Beyond the Standard Model (non SUSY) at CMS
Louis James Antonelli, Ohio
6.
Testing the muon g-2 anomaly in the electron sector
Francesco Terranova, Milano
6.
New Physics in the Flavor Sector
Andreas Crivellin, CERN
Young Scientists Forum
19:15 - 19:45
1.
Invisible Higgs CDF
Cristiana Principato, FNAL
2
Heavy Resonances in II at CMS
Thomas Reis, Bruxelles
Saturday, March 1
X. Perspectives
9:00 – 11:00
1.
Status of the LHC
Speaker TBA
2.
Status Report from BELLE2
Speaker TBA
3.
Back to the future: beyond the LHC
Michelangelo Mangano, CERN


 

[marcus]

Here are 3 conferences that take place in the second half of March:

49th Rencontres de Moriond on Cosmology
15-22 Mar 2014. La Thuile, Italy
C14-03-15, Contributions
http://moriond.in2p3.fr/
Detailed record

49th Rencontres de Moriond on QCD and High Energy Interactions
22-29 Mar 2014. La Thuile, Italy
C14-03-22, Contributions
http://moriond.in2p3.fr/
Detailed record

49th Rencontres de Moriond on Electroweak Interactions and Unified Theories
15-22 Mar 2014. La Thuile, Italy
C14-03-15.1, Contributions
http://moriond.in2p3.fr/
Detailed record

For the links, go here:
http://inspirehep.net/search?cc=Conferences&ln=en&jrec=26&p=d+2014

this gives a list of conferences to be held this year. Scroll down to numbers 48 and 49 of the list.