CRC 1660: Annual Graduate School

Sep 22, 2025, 11:30 AM → Sep 26, 2025, 7:00 PM Europe/Berlin

Schwäbisch Gmünd

The CRC Graduate School brings together all members of the CRC 1660 for a four-day topical workshop focused on the research of the collaboration.

The event provides a general update on CRC projects and features lectures by senior researchers, as well as seminars by PhD students and young postdocs to foster exchange and collaboration.

In addition to scientific sessions, ample time is reserved for informal discussions and networking. 

This first Graduate School is held at Schönblick in Schwäbisch Gmünd.

 We will be travelling together by bus from Mainz to Schwäbisch Gmünd and back.

 

Mon, September 22

11:30 AM DEPARTURE OF THE BUS 11:30 a.m.

1 Arrival at our conference venue in Schwäbisch Gmünd

6:30 PM Dinner

Tue, September 23

7:30 AM Breakfast

2 Lecture 1 on "Effective Field Theory

Speaker: Hans-Werner Hammer (TU Darmstadt)

10:30 AM Coffee break

3 Lecture 1 on "Parity Violation"

Speaker: Michael Gericke (Uni Manitoba)

12:30 PM Lunch

Lunch buffet closes at 13:30

4 Excercise session on "Effective Field Theory"

Speaker: Hans-Werner Hammer (TU Darmstadt)

3:30 PM Coffee break

5 Current Status of MESA

Speaker: Kurt Aulenbacher (JGU Mainz)

6 The P2 experiment - A high precision measurement of the weak mixing angle

Speaker: Malte Wilfert (B01)

7 Status of the MAGIX Experiment

Speaker: Sebastian Stengel (B05)

5:00 PM Coffee break

8 Probing the nuclear structure through the spectroscopy of muonic atoms, HyperMu and Quartet experiments

Speaker: Ahmed Ouf

9 McMule for electron scattering at MAMI and MESA

Speaker: Matteo Ronchi (H04)

6:30 PM Dinner

8:00 PM PPT Karaoke

Wed, September 24

7:30 AM Breakfast

10 Coaching session on diversity in science

Speaker: Karin Herrmann

12:30 PM Lunch

2:00 PM Hike

6:30 PM BBQ

Thu, September 25

7:30 AM Breakfast

11 Lecture 2 on "Parity violation"

Speaker: Michael Gericke (Uni Manitoba)

10:30 AM Coffee break

12 Lecture 2 on "Effective Field Theory"

12:30 PM Lunch

13 Lecture 1 on "Neutrino Physics"

Speaker: Michael Wurm (JGU Mainz)

3:00 PM Coffee break

14 A new setup for isospin breaking corrections to the HVP from lattice QCD

Speaker: Sebastian Lahrtz (B04)

15 Design of a luminosity monitor for the P2 parity violating experiment at MESA

Speaker: Tobias Rimke (B01)

16 « Joint neutron-polarizability extraction and dark-sector search using deuteron photodisintegration

Speaker: Kees Mommers (B05)

4:30 PM Coffee break

17 Probing the neutron skin puzzle in 208Pb: precision polarised electron scattering at Mainz

Speaker: Nikita Kozyrev (N01)

18 MAGIX Target: Update and Developments

Speaker: Liridon Deda (H05)

19 Working to solve the muon g-2 puzzle: perspectives for a measurement of the pion vector form factor with 0.5% precision at BESIII

Speaker: Lucas Morethes Mansur

6:30 PM Dinner

20 IRTG Meeting

Fri, September 26

7:10 AM Please vacate your rooms and bring your luggage to the storage room by 10:00 at the latest

7:30 AM Breakfast

21 Lecture 2.1 on "Neutrino Physics"

Speaker: Michael Wurm (JGU Mainz)

10:00 AM Coffee break

22 Lecture 2.2 on "Neutrino Physics"

Speaker: Michael Wurm (JGU Mainz)

23 Electron Scattering Experiments at MAMI for Neutrino Physics and Nuclear Structure

Speaker: Luca Wilhelm (H02)

24 Bounding aµHVP,LO with QCD sum rules

Speaker: Siyuan Li

12:30 PM Lunch

3:30 PM Gather your belongings from the storage room

4:00 PM DEPARTURE OF THE BUS