PAX 2022

America/New_York
6-120 (MIT)

6-120

MIT

B Sathyaprakash (PSU), Emanuele Berti (JHU), Marie Woods (MIT), Salvatore Vitale (MIT Kavli and LIGO)
Description

Motivation: In the last few months, three major events have increased the urgency to plan for Next-Generation (NG)  ground-based gravitational-wave detectors.
The completion of the Cosmic Explorer Horizon Study, the inclusion of the Einstein Telescope in the 2021 ESFRI Roadmap, and the strong recommendations in the Astro 2020 decadal, all show that the time is now ripe for discussing the potential and challenges associated with NG detectors.

The purpose of PAX-VIII is to better understand what can be done with NG observatories, and what are the factors that could limit their scientific potential. PAX is largely a discussion-based workshop with very strong involvement of participants. 
To enhance discussion and engagement, the participants list is capped at 100, including SOC members and panelists. 

Details: As of now, we expect the meeting to happen in person at MIT, over a 3 day period, with sessions in the morning and afternoon. Given that the situation with Covid is still volatile, participants are encouraged to make reservations which can be easily canceled. To keep PAX free of registration fees, this will not be an hybrid workshop as we won't have person power to stream audio and video in a consistent way. Should we be obliged to move to an online-only version, we would hold PAX over a 5 day period, with sessions in the morning only (Boston time zone) 

We encourage participants to explore lodging options (including AirBnB) in areas around Cambridge (e.g. Brookline, Boston and Somerville). Lodging around MIT has unfortunately become expensive enough that it might be significantly more convenient to stay farther away and take a bus/metro/uber to MIT. All sessions are in building 6 room 120, in main campus. The closest metro stop is "Kendall" on the red line, 5 minutes walk from the venue. The bus 1 goes up and down Massachusetts Avenue, and has a stop in front of MIT's main entrance.

PAX 2022 is kindly supported by the NSF through the award PHY-2228849 and by the MIT Kavli Institute.  

Accessing MIT: you should have received an email with a link that explains how to get a visitor pass. If you haven't, please let us know. Not all doors can be used with the pass (called Tim Ticket). If you come from Massachusetts Avenue, the most convenient entry point is building 7. If you come from Kendall Square, the most convenient access point is building 16. 

Food near the venue: please see this google document 

Organizing committee:

Salvatore Vitale (chair)
B. Sathyaprakash
Emanuele Berti

 

Participants
  • Aaron Tohuvavohu
  • Adam Boesky
  • Alessandra Corsi
  • Alexander Nitz
  • Amber Strunk
  • Andre Guimaraes
  • Andrew Tolley
  • Antonella Palmese
  • Anuradha Samajdar
  • April Cheng
  • Archisman Ghosh
  • Arnab Dhani
  • B Sathyaprakash
  • Barry Wardell
  • Becca Ewing
  • Ben Farr
  • Bhooshan Gadre
  • Boris Goncharov
  • Bryce Cousins
  • Cameron Mills
  • Carl Rodriguez
  • Carl-Johan Haster
  • Carolyn Raithel
  • Cecilia Chirenti
  • Charlie Kilpatrick
  • Cole Miller
  • Collin Capano
  • Daichi Hiramatsu
  • David Shoemaker
  • Divya Singh
  • Edo Berger
  • Eleanor Hamilton
  • Eli Visbal
  • Elias Most
  • Evan Hall
  • Fabio Pacucci
  • Floor Broekgaarden
  • Francisco Jimenez Forteza
  • Geoffrey Mo
  • Gregorio Carullo
  • Gustavo Marques-Tavares
  • Helvi Witek
  • Huan Yang
  • Jack Heinzel
  • Jacquelyn Michelle Noronha-Hostler
  • Jakub Klencki
  • Jenny Greene
  • Jose Maria Ezquiaga
  • Josh Grindlay
  • Julie McEnery
  • Kate Daniel
  • Kaze Wong
  • Kenta Hotokezaka
  • Kenta Kiuchi
  • Kevin Burdge
  • Kiranjyot Gill
  • Kohei Inayoshi
  • Lan Q. Nguyen
  • Lieke van Son
  • Lionel London
  • luis lehner
  • Macarena Lagos
  • Magdalena Siwek
  • Mark Hannam
  • Martyna Chruslinska
  • Maryam Hussaini
  • Masha Baryakhtar
  • Maya Fishbach
  • Melize Ferrus
  • Michael Zevin
  • Michalis Agathos
  • Michela Mapelli
  • Monica Gallegos-Garcia
  • Nadia Qutob
  • Nehal Mittal
  • Peter Couvares
  • Philippe Landry
  • Pippa Cole
  • Poonam Chandra
  • Priyanka Giri
  • Rahul Kashyap
  • Reed Essick
  • Rhondale Tso
  • Rory Smith
  • Rossella Gamba
  • Sanika Khadkikar
  • Sarah Caudill
  • Sarah Gossan
  • Sarah Shandera
  • Surabhi Sachdev
  • Susanna Vergani
  • Suvodip Mukherjee
  • Swetha Bhagwat
  • Sylvia Biscoveanu
  • Tassos Fragos
  • Thomas Callister
  • Tousif Islam
  • Vicky Kalogera
  • Vijay Varma
  • Vishal Baibhav
  • Will Farr
  • William East
  • Yifan Wang
  • Yuexing Li
Salvatore Vitale
    • 8:50 AM 9:00 AM
      Welcome 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

    • 9:00 AM 10:30 AM
      3G data analysis challenges 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC members: Rory Smith, Sarah Caudill
      Panelists: Sylvia Biscoveanu, Peter Couvares, Ben Farr, Surabhi Sachdev,

    • 10:30 AM 11:00 AM
      Coffee break 30m 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

    • 11:00 AM 12:30 PM
      Tests of general relativity 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Anuradha Samajdhar, Luis Lenher
      Panelists: Michalis Agathos, Gregorio Carullo, Andrew Tolley, Helvi Witek

    • 12:30 PM 2:00 PM
      Lunch break 1h 30m
    • 2:00 PM 3:30 PM
      Equity diversity and inclusion 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Amber Strunk, Wanda Diaz-Merced

    • 3:30 PM 4:00 PM
      Coffee break 30m 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

    • 4:00 PM 5:30 PM
      Waveform Challenges and numerical relativity 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Vijay Varma, Mark Hannam
      Panelists: Rossella Gamba, Lionel London, Kenta Kiuchi

    • 9:00 AM 10:30 AM
      Astrophysical populations 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Michela Mapelli, Vicky Kalogera
      Panelists: Martyna Chruslinska, Maya Fishbach, Tassos Fragos, Carl Rodriguez

    • 10:30 AM 11:00 AM
      Coffee break 30m 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

    • 11:00 AM 12:30 PM
      High-redshift universe 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Jenny Greene, Yuexing Li
      Panelists: Fabio Pacucci, Eli Visbal, Naoki Yoshida

    • 12:30 PM 2:00 PM
      ECS Lunch Marlar Lounge - 37-252

      Marlar Lounge - 37-252

      MIT

      https://whereis.mit.edu/?go=37

      Panelists: Edo Berger, Sarah Caudill, Ben Farr, Lionel London, Sarah Shandera

      Convener: Prof. Salvatore Vitale (MIT Kavli and LIGO)
    • 12:30 PM 2:00 PM
      Lunch break 1h 30m
    • 2:00 PM 3:30 PM
      Dark matter 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Sarah Shandera, Masha Baryakhtar
      Panelists: Pippa Cole, Will East, Gustavo Marques-Tavares

    • 3:30 PM 4:00 PM
      Coffee break 30m 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

    • 4:00 PM 5:30 PM
      Nuclear physics 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Phil Landry, Elias Most
      Panelists: Cole Miller, Jaki Noronha-Hostler, Carolyn Raithel

    • 9:00 AM 10:30 AM
      Multimessenger astrophysics 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Ashley Villar, Poonam Chandra
      Panelists: Alessandra Corsi, Kenta Hotokezaka, Charlie Kilpatrick

    • 10:30 AM 11:00 AM
      Coffee break 30m 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

    • 11:00 AM 12:30 PM
      Cosmology 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: Eleonora di Valentino, Will Farr
      Panelists: Jose Maria Ezquiaga, Suvodip Mukherjee, Antonella Palmese

    • 12:30 PM 2:00 PM
      Lunch break 1h 30m
    • 2:00 PM 3:30 PM
      Roadmap to next-generation GW detectors 6-120

      6-120

      MIT

      SOC Chairs: David Shoemaker, Edo Berger
      Panelists: Julie McEnery, Susanna Vergani

    • 3:30 PM 3:35 PM
      Meeting ends 6-120

      6-120

      MIT