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Abstract: Hyperfine structure measurements on antihydrogen are a sensitive tool for CPT tests by comparison to hydrogen. Toward this goal the ASACUSA collaboration proposed to perform Rabi-type spectroscopy on a beam of antihydrogen at the antiproton decelerator of CERN. This approach promises high precision and accuracy, as the interaction takes place at a distance from the strong magnetic fields required at the antihydrogen production region. We have benchmarked the spectroscopy methods and equipment in…

Abstract: The ORIGINS Dark Energy Day brings together and highlights the work of the Munich astrophysics community on the topic of dark energy. In this one-day workshop, scientists from senior to PhD and Master students have the opportunity to present their work in a talk (approximately 20 minutes). Depending on the number of registrations, the exact length of the meeting will be adjusted. We ask participants who want to give a talk to register up to the 8th of January.

Abstract: Filaments are ubiquitous structures throughout the universe: from the cosmic web on Mpc-scales, over the kpc-scale interstellar medium in star forming galaxies, down to the formation of stars on pc-scales in molecular clouds. Distinct communities are thus working on the understanding of its origin and impact, often via similar concepts and methods. This one-day workshop will aim to bring together scientists from those different fields to share ideas, gain insights and develop a new…

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Abstract: The Origins Data Science Lab (ODSL) and the International Max Planck Research School on Elementary Particle Physics (IMPRS) is organizing a block course on "Introduction to Machine Learning" targeted towards PhD students in physics. Interested MSc students from LMU and TUM are welcome as well. The courses will take place in person at the MPP building at Forschungszentrum Garching. The lectures and tutorials will take place in person in the Alps room (A.1.01/03) which is the main auditorium…

Abstract: Welcome to the Indico page of the ORIGINS PhD Days 2025! The PhD workshop will take place at Hotel Alpenrose in Kufstein, Austria from May 14th to 16th. During this event the ORIGINS PhD students can present their work (a presentation of 12+3 min) and exchange ideas to further their research and socialize in a safe environment at the lovely Hotel Alpenrose. Conference costs, lodging, and meals, (excl. additional drinks etc.) will be funded by the ORIGINS Excellence Cluster. Please be…

Abstract: Overview Understanding the neutrino is a global scientific priority. The search for neutrinoless double-beta decay is one of the most promising approaches to addressing fundamental questions about this elusive particle. Worldwide efforts are actively driving progress in the quest for this rare phenomenon. The discovery of this decay would have far-reaching consequences in particle physics and cosmology and could answer some of the most fundamental questions in astroparticle physics. …

Abstract: The study of the dynamic Universe on all astronomical scales allows us to pinpoint the underlying physical processes that not only lead to the formation of stars and planets from the turbulent interstellar medium, but also determine the structure of the Universe on the largest observable scales. The symposium is organised in honour of Professor Andi Burkert, to celebrate his long career. The symposium highlights the various dynamical processes covered by Andi's work and brings together…

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