Introduction to Dispersion Theory (Lecture 1)

• Barbara Pasquini (University of Pavia and INFN-Pavia)

Exotic Atoms for Fundamental interactions (Lecture 1)

• Nancy Paul (Laboratoire Kastler Brossel)

Status of the MAGIX Experiment

• Sebastian Stengel

Electromagnetic response function of neutron-rich nuclei

• Miriam El Batchy

Theoretical Analysis of the radiative capture 𝛼(d, 𝛾)6Li

• Monica Sanjinez Ortiz

Electron Scattering for Neutrino Physics: Inclusive Cross-Section Measurements at MAMI

• Khwaja Idrees Hassan (Institute For Nuclear Physics, JGU Mainz)

Electromagnetic Form Factors from Coupled-Cluster Theory"

• Immo Christopher Reis

Exotic Atoms for Fundamental interactions (Lecture 2)

• Nancy Paul

Introduction to Dispersion Theory (Lecture 2)

• Barbara Pasquini

Introduction to Dispersion Theory (Exercise session)

• Barbara Pasquini

Walk

Coaching session: "How can successful, productive supervisory relationships between doctoral candidates and their supervisors be established, structured, and maintained?"

• Karin Herrmann

Academic Writing in the Sciences (Lecture 1)

• Marialuisa Aliotta (University of Edinburgh)

Academic Writing in the Sciences (Lecture 1 continued)

• Marialuisa Aliotta (University of Edinburgh)

Meeting IRTG

• Cornelia Tölle
• Felix Wünsch

Nucleon form factors from Lattice QCD

• Cornelia Tölle

Hadronic Structure and Feasibility of the P2 Measurement

• Rolando Martínez Ramírez (KPH - JGU Mainz)

How can tau physics contributes to solving the muon's g-2 puzzle?

• Lucas Morethes Mansur

Academic Writing in the Sciences (Lecture 2)

• Marialuisa Aliotta (University of Edinburgh)