1st Nordic Meeting on Neutrino and Radio Astronomy

27 May 2024, 13:00 → 30 May 2024, 14:00 Europe/Berlin

Scaniasalen (Gothenburg, Sweden )

Julia Tjus (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

 

 

The first Nordic Meeting on Neutrino and Radio Astronomy will take place from May 27-30, 2023 in Gothenburg, Sweden

 

Schedule: to be announced. The official part of the workshop will start on Monday, May 27 at 2pm and end on Thursday, May 30, at 2pm. We encourage to use the time before or after for individual discussions.

 

Possible to register for a talk until 20.11.2023

Monday, 27 May

Session: 1

1 Introduction

Speaker: Julia Tjus (Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

2 The millimeter-continuum emission of radio-quiet AGN

Speaker: Santiago del Palacio

3 Thick as thieves - CONs as potential sources of high energy neutrinos

Speaker: Susanne Aalto

14:30 Coffee Break

Session: 2

4 Galactic diffuse emission

Speaker: Philipp Mertsch

5 AGN jets at all scales

Speaker: Anne-Kathrin Baczko

6 High-energy neutrinos & supermassive binary black holes

Speaker: Silke Britzen

16:15 Coffee Break

Session: 3

7 History of neutrino astronomy

Speaker: Uli Katz

8 TBD

Speaker: Ralf-Jürgen Dettmar

9 The highest angular resolution view on TXS0506+056 with mm-VLBI

Speaker: Florian Eppel

10 What Distinguishes Neutrino-Bright AGN?

Speaker: Jay Gallagher

Tuesday, 28 May

Session: 4

11 A Guide to Neutrino Measurements for Astronomers

Speaker: Chad Finley

12 Neutrinos from the Galactic Plane with IceCube

Speaker: Jonas Hellrung

13 High-frequency radio monitoring of neutrino candidate blazars in total and polarized intensity

Speaker: Jonas Heßdörfer

14 Multi-Messenger Modeling of precessing Blazar Jets

Speaker: Ilja Jaroschewski

10:30 Coffee Break

Session: 5

15 Status of neutrino astronomy

Speaker: Anna Franckowiak

16 Application of the radio detection technique in neutrino astronomy

Speaker: Christian Glaser

17 The mm-continuum emission in accreting supermassive black holes and its relation with X-ray emission

Speaker: Claudio Ricci

12:45 Lunch

Session: 6

18 Radio-neutrino TOO observations

Speaker: Matthias Kadler

19 Association of IceCube neutrinos with major blazar flares?

Speaker: Pouya M. Kouch

20 High sensitivity multi- band radio studies of NGC 1068 across time

Speakers: Isaac Mutie, Rob Beswick

21 African Millimetre Telescope- project

Speaker: Elina Lindfors

22 Cosmic neutrinos from radio-loud and radio-quiet AGN

Speaker: Emma Kun

16:02 Coffee break

Session: 7

23 brainstorming: how to optimize radio and neutrino synergies

Speaker: Various Authors

Wednesday, 29 May

Session: 9

24 Low-frequency radio polarization as a probe of cosmic magnetic fields

Speaker: Cathy Horellou

25 Monitoring of AGN jets at mm and cm wavelengths

Speaker: Ioannis Myserlis

26 Neutrinos from blazar flares

Speaker: Foteini Oikonomou

27 Southern- Hemisphere VLBI and MeerKAT Observations of Neutrino- Candidate Radio Sources

Speaker: Florian Rösch

10:30 Coffee Break

Session: 10

28 Cosmic rays in the context of astrochemical studies of obscured galaxy nuclei

Speaker: Serena Viti

29 Why do geodesists need quasars?

Speaker: Rüdiger Haas (Chalmers)

30 VLBI studies of the blazar-neutrino connection and acceleration of particles

Speaker: Yuri Kovalev

12:30 Lunch

Excursion to Onsala Space Observatory

Thursday, 30 May

Session: 12

31 tbd (neutrinos & AI)

Speaker: Wolfgang Rhode

32 The future of neutrino astronomy

Speaker: Mauricio Bustamante

33 VLBI observations and radio monitoring of the neutrino candidate nuclear transient source, AT2019aalc

Speaker: Patrik Milan Veres

34 Microquasar Cyg X-3 – a unique jet-wind neutrino factory

Speaker: Karri Koljonen

10:50 Coffee Break

Session: 13

35 Brainstormi ng AI in neutrino- radio astronomy

Speaker: Various Authors