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Poster Session

All participants are encouraged to present their own research at one of the poster sessions on Wednesday August 6, or Tuesday August 12 at 6pm - 7pm during the Institute. Topics for these sessions are not limited to the theme of the Institute. Poster submissions are due by Friday, July 18, 2014. Poster submission should follow the Call-for-proposal page on Indico. Note that the submission requires a CERN login ID, or some social media ID. You can request a lightweight CERN ID online very easily for all CERN Indico usage.

General Instructions

In a poster session there is no oral presentation of paper as in a conventional paper session. Instead, each author will be assigned one 76 cm x 101 cm (30” x 40”) black foam board on which diagrams, graphs, data, picture, and small amount of text may be mounted. The form board will be mounted on an easel. Each author will be expected to remain with his/her poster presentation throughout the 60-minute poster session.

Poster Guidelines
  • DO use large, easy-to-read letters
  • DO include a heading title, with Author(s) and Institution(s)
  • DO include a brief abstract
  • DO include clear figures and tables
  • DO NOT simply post up typed pages from your paper
  • DO NOT clutter poster with details
  • Posters should be self-explanatory
Poster Area Description

Your poster materials will be displayed on an 76 cm x 101 cm (30” x 40”) black foam board. You will be provided with tape or thumbtacks to mount your papers to the board. No audiovisual equipment will be supplied. It is suggested that poster authors make preprints of their papers available to participants.

Legibility

The poster should be readable from a distance of a least 1.5 m (5 feet). Suggested sizes include: minimum graph size 25 cm (10”), section heading letter 1 cm (1/3”), and text and figure lettering not less than 0.5 cm (1/8”)

Poster Session Track Assignments

Book of Poster Abstracts

Abstract   Title PrimaryAuthor / Presenter Tracks
101   Loop Effects of an Effective Dark Matter Model on Dilepton Production RAJ, Nirmal 6-Aug
104   XENON1T detector CERVANTES VALDOVINOS, Mayra Daniela; PIENAAR, Jacques; SHAYNE, Richard 6-Aug
106   Charge migration in the germanium detectors of the EDELWEISS-III experiment FOERSTER, Nadine 6-Aug
109   Systematic Sources of Uncertainty in NaI(Tl) Dark Matter Detectors Ms. REUTER, Cassie 6-Aug
110   Geometry from probability: A possible origin of dark energy or the inflaton Dr. VUILLE, Chris 6-Aug
111   Signatures of Dark Matter Scattering Inelastically Off Nuclei REICHARD, Shayne; KESSLER, Gaudenz; KLOS, Philipp 6-Aug
112   Calibration Systems of the XENON1T Dark Matter Experiment Mr. PIENAAR, Jacques 6-Aug
62   A  search for  indirect cosmological evolution of dark matter Dr. VERMA, Murli 6-Aug
63   A Model of Partially Interacting Dark Matter LORSHBOUGH, Dustin 6-Aug
64   Cosmic Ray Excesses from Multi-component Dark Matter Decays HUANG, Da; Prof. GENG, Chao-qiang; Dr. TSAI, Lu-hsing 6-Aug
65   Prospects for testing models of coupled dark matter-dark energy via 21 cm Power Spectrum after Reionization LANDIM, Ricardo 6-Aug
66   H.E.S.S. Analysis of Sgr A* Ms. POON, Helen 6-Aug
67   Role of electroweak radiation in predictions for dark matter indirect detection ALI CAVASONZA, Leila; Prof. KRAEMER, Michael; PELLEN, Mathieu 6-Aug
68   Non-Existence of Black Holes with Non-Canonical Scalar Fields Mr. JHA, Rahul 6-Aug
69   Improving Fermi-LAT Angular Resolution with CTBCORE PORTILLO, Stephen 6-Aug
70   Spin-One Top Partner: Phenomenology PERELSTEIN, Maxim, Bithika Jain 6-Aug
92   Ruling out bosonic repulsive dark matter in thermal equilibrium Mr. SLEPIAN, Zachary 6-Aug
94   Phenomenology in Non-minimal Universal Extra Dimensions FLACKE, Thomas Dieter; KANG, Dong Woo; KONG, K.c.; PARK, Seongchan 6-Aug
97   Dark matter and computational geometry Mr. POWELL, Devon 6-Aug
100   Dual-phase Liquid Xenon Detector Development at UCLA Mr. MENG, Yixiong 12-Aug
102   Inflation with an oscillating field Mr. LIN, Yu-hsiang; Prof. CHEN, Pisin 12-Aug
103   The XENON Dark Matter Project HASTEROK, Constanze 12-Aug
105   The SuperCDMS Active Neutron Shielding Concept HEUERMANN, Geertje 12-Aug
107   TPC monitoring for LUX-ZEPLIN experiment LIN, Junsong 12-Aug
108   The DarkSide-50 Dark Matter Detector FAN, Alden 12-Aug
113   Dark Matter Annihilations in the Causal Diamond SCACCO, Andrew 12-Aug
114   Numerical evolution of two autogravitating scalar fields with spontaneous symmetry breaking OLIVARES SANCHEZ, Hector Raul 12-Aug
115   Production of Tetraquarks at LHC PILLONI, Alessandro; POLOSA, Antonio; PICCININI, Fulvio; GUERRIERI, Andrea 12-Aug  
116   LSST Camera Sensor Characterization Mr. BAUMER, Michael 12-Aug
71   Redshift space distortions and interacting dark sector models MARCONDES, Rafael 12-Aug
72   Search for new phenomena in dijet distributions using pp collision data at centre-of-mass energy 8 TeV with the ATLAS detector BRYNGEMARK, Lene 12-Aug
89   Neutron Majorana mass from exotic instantons ADDAZI, Andrea 12-Aug
90   Vortices in Axion BEC (Bose-Einstein Condensate) dark matter. Mr. BANIK, Nilanjan 12-Aug
91   Higgs Gravitational Interaction, Weak Boson Scattering, and Higgs Inflation in Jordan and Einstein Frames Dr. REN, Jing 12-Aug
93   How dark matter, baryons, and radiation imprint scales on galaxy clustering today SLEPIAN, Zachary 12-Aug
95   Overview and Performance of the ATLAS IBL Detector HEIM, Timon 12-Aug
96   Status of the PandaX Dark Matter Search Experiment in China Mr. XIAO, Mengjiao 12-Aug
98   Hidden Sector Dark Matter Models for the Galactic Center Gamma-Ray Excess Dr. HOOPER, Dan; MCDERMOTT, Samuel; BERLIN, Asher 12-Aug
99   Constraining light Shadow Z  with low energy precision tests CHANG, We-fu, PAN, Wei-ping 12-Aug