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1st Biricik Bilim High-Energy Physics Summer School

A one-week summer school on current topics in high-energy physics

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About the Event

This summer school aims to introduce senior undergraduate and graduate students to fundamental and current topics in high-energy physics. The program covers the Standard Model and theories beyond it, as well as experimental methods. Participation is free of charge.

Who Can Attend?

  • Undergraduate physics students
  • Master's and doctoral students
  • Researchers interested in high-energy physics

Participation is free of charge. The language of the program is Turkish (some sessions may be in English).

Program

August 24 — Monday · Lecture Day
August 25 — Tuesday · Lecture Day
August 26 — Wednesday · Lecture Day
  • 19.00–20.00 · Top-Quark Physics — Dr. Efe Yazgan Top-Quark Physics II
  • 20.30–21.30 · Supersymmetry – Beyond-the-Standard-Model Phenomenology — Assoc. Prof. Dr. Cem Salih Ün SUSY I
August 27 — Thursday · Lecture Day
  • 19.00–20.00 · Supersymmetry – Beyond-the-Standard-Model Phenomenology — Assoc. Prof. Dr. Cem Salih Ün SUSY II
August 28 — Friday
  • There are no lectures or webinars on this day.
August 29 — Saturday · Webinar Day (13.00–20.00)
  • 13.00–14.00 · Dr. Nilay Bostan — Accelerator-Based Neutrino Experiments and Neutrino Physics Introduction to Neutrino Physics
  • 14.30–15.30 · Dr. Ali Can Canbay — Production of a Polarized Gamma-Ray Beam via Compton Backscattering at FCC-ee and Measurement of Δg(x) Spin Asymmetry
  • 16.00–17.00 · Assoc. Prof. Dr. Şeyda İpek — Once Upon a Time: Where Did the Antimatter in the Universe Go? Dark Matter
  • 17.30–18.30 · Dr. Mercedes Paniccia — Highlights of AMS Results and Implications for Cosmic-Ray Modelling (Presentation in English) Highlights of AMS results
  • 19.00–20.00 · Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gökçe Başar — QCD Phase Transitions, the Critical Point, and Heavy-Ion Collisions

Speakers / Instructors

Dr. Ali Can CanbayAnkara University | CERNLecture: Particle Optics and Beam Dynamics · Webinar: Where Does the Proton's Spin Come From? Production of a Polarized Gamma-Ray Beam via Compton Backscattering at FCC-ee and Measurement of Δg(x)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Cem Salih ÜnUludağ University | CERNLecture: Supersymmetry – Beyond-the-Standard-Model Phenomenology
Dr. Efe YazganNational Taiwan University | CERNLecture: Top-Quark Physics
Prof. Dr. Mithat KayaMarmara University | CERNLecture: HCAL – The CMS Experiment
Dr. Nilay BostanMarmara University | CERNWebinar: Accelerator-Based Neutrino Experiments and Neutrino Physics
Dr. Mercedes PanicciaUniversity of Geneva | CERNWebinar: Highlights of AMS Results and Implications for Cosmic-Ray Modelling (Presentation in English)
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Şeyda İpekCarleton UniversityWebinar: Once Upon a Time: Where Did the Antimatter in the Universe Go?
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gökçe BaşarThe University of North CarolinaWebinar: QCD Phase Transitions, the Critical Point, and Heavy-Ion Collisions

Organizing Committee

Büke CantürkOrganizing Committee
R. Eren SivriOrganizing Committee
Yusuf OlçunOrganizing Committee
Furkan Utku BiberOrganizing Committee

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a participation fee?

No, the summer school is entirely free of charge.

How will I be notified if my application is accepted?

The evaluation result will be sent to the email address you provided in your application.

Are there any prerequisites?

A basic knowledge of quantum mechanics and classical field theory is recommended but not required.