"The Low Energy Frontier – Dark Matter and Neutrinos in Theory and Experiments"

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, in collaboration with the SFB MONA Graduate School. Topics covered include axions, dark matter, cosmic rays, and low-energy neutrino physics, with a combination of theoretical, experimental, and novel hardware technology sessions. The programme is designed to provide a broad foundation for participants who are not yet specialists in these topics. Participants will benefit from the collaborative research environment of the Garching campus, home to world-class institutions and cutting-edge experimental facilities.