"The Low Energy Frontier – Dark Matter and Neutrinos in Theory and Experiments"
ISAPP School 2026
- Beginn: 20.07.2026
- Ende: 31.07.2026
- Gastgeber: MPP & LMU
- Kontakt: isapp@mpp.mpg.de
The ISAPP School 2026 introduces PhD students and young researchers to the low-energy frontier of astroparticle physics, focusing on dark matter and neutrinos from theoretical and experimental perspectives.
The school is part of the International School on AstroParticle Physics
(ISAPP) network, which brings together leading European institutions to
offer advanced doctoral training in astroparticle physics. It is
co-organised by the Max Planck Institute for Physics and the Technical
University of Munich. The program is designed for PhD students and young
researchers, providing a broad foundation for those not yet specialists
in these topics. Lectures by international experts are complemented by
interactive discussions and Q&A sessions to foster active learning
and scientific exchange. Participants will also benefit from the
collaborative research environment of the Garching campus, home to
world-class institutions and cutting-edge experimental facilities.