Name: 2026 UniGe Physics day
Start: 2026-01-08T08:15:00+01:00
End: 2026-01-08T20:30:00+01:00
Location: UniMail

2026 UniGe Physics day

Thursday, 8 January 2026 - 08:15

Monday, 5 January 2026
Tuesday, 6 January 2026
Wednesday, 7 January 2026
Thursday, 8 January 2026

08:30 Coffee and tea
Coffee and tea
08:30 - 09:00
Room: MS150

09:00 Welcome from the Dean Prof. Costanza Bonadonna and from the President Prof. Antonio Riotto
Welcome from the Dean Prof. Costanza Bonadonna and from the President Prof. Antonio Riotto
09:00 - 09:25
Room: MS150
09:25 Morning 1
Morning 1
09:25 - 10:31
Room: MS150
Contributions

09:25 The Role of Synthesis in Discovering Quantum Materials - Fabian von Rohr

09:43 The dynamical structure of the Earth climate: implications for its trajectory under the current climate change - Laure Moinat (Group of Applied Physics and Institute for Environmental Sciences, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland)

09:55 Never Too Late For New Physics with ATLAS Experiment at LHC - Lucas Bezio (Universite de Geneve (CH))

10:07 Magnetic field driven re-entrant superconductivity in infinite layer nickelates - Lucia Varbaro

10:19 Detecting neutrinos with 2-million plastic cubes - Lorenzo Giannessi (University of Geneva)
10:31 Coffee break
Coffee break
10:31 - 11:00
Room: MS150
11:00 Morning 2
Morning 2
11:00 - 12:36
Room: MS150
Contributions

11:00 Defective morphogenesis: How to kill a Hydra using topology - Daniel Pierce

11:18 Nonlinear harmonic imaging of biological samples - Thomas Krähenbühl (Unige, GAP)

11:30 The Universe as testbed of gravity - Gen Ye (University of Geneva)

11:42 Advancing Gamma-Ray Polarimetry with the POLAR-2 Mission - Mobin Mobaseri (University of Geneva)

11:54 Extending low mass dark matter searches using Trigger Level Analysis at the ATLAS Experiment - Leon Bozianu (University of Geneva)

12:06 Lattice electrons in large magnetic fields - Ivo Gabrovski (DQMP, UniGe)

12:18 Physiscope and Repair’Lab: Fostering Curiosity, Skills, and Scientific Engagement - Céline Lichtensteiger
12:36 Lunch
Lunch
12:36 - 14:00
Room: MS150
14:00 Afternoon 1
Afternoon 1
14:00 - 15:18
Room: MS150
Contributions

14:00 Quantum network technology — The second life of rare-earth crystals - Wolfgang Tittel

14:18 Spectro-temporal laser scanning for video rate volumetric two-photon imaging - Moritz Wiggert Thomas Krähenbühl (Unige, GAP) Alexandra Latshaw (GAP NBI) Luigi Bonacina (GAP NBI)

14:30 LACTEL: a cosmic-ray detector in the Lac Léman - Ettore Zaffaroni (DPNC)

14:42 Measurement of the cosmic-ray boron, carbon and oxygen spectra and the B/C, B/O, C/O flux ratios with the DAMPE space mission - Andrea Serpolla (University of Geneva)

14:54 β-decay spectroscopy studies with spin-polarised neutron-rich nuclei at CERN-ISOLDE - Ilaria Michelon (University of Geneva (CH))

15:06 γ-ray identification and trajectory reconstruction using Deep-Learning methods - Hugo Boutin
15:18 Coffee break
Coffee break
15:18 - 15:48
Room: MS150
15:48 Afternoon 2
Afternoon 2
15:48 - 17:12
Room: MS150
Contributions

15:48 The Terzina Cherenkov Telescope Onboard NUSES Space Mission: Simulation Framework, Sensor Characterisation, and Expected Performance - Shideh Davarpanah (Université de Genève)

16:06 Deep Learning Reconstruction on Crab LST-1 Data - BASTIEN LACAVE (Université de Genève)

16:24 Constraining the Epoch of Reionization with Fast Radio Bursts - William Paty (UNIGE Physics)

16:36 Neutrinos in a Crowded Nucleus: From Multi-Nucleon Knockout to Oscillations - Vedantha Srinivas Kasturi (University of Geneva)

16:48 Future Viability of European Vineyards using Climate Analogues Methodology - Héloïse Allaman

17:00 Molten-Metal Flux Synthesis as a Tool Towards New Quantum Materials - Kai Roeseler
17:12

17:12 - 19:00
Room: MS150