SoCal BSM 2019 Discussion Slides

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This document summarizes several upcoming conferences and workshops related to beyond standard model physics taking place in Southern California between 2020-2021. These include the Dark Matter Symposium at UCLA, the PACIFIC conference organized by Alex Kusenko, workshops at KITP on inflation and reheating mechanisms, and the Aspen Winter workshop co-organized by Tongyan Lin. It also discusses the potential for developing a more formalized Southern California beyond standard model physics research network through avenues like the UC Office of the President's Multicampus Research Programs & Initiatives or an NSF Physics Frontiers Center. Short term goals mentioned include organizing a "SoCal BSM 2020" conference and establishing a standard seminar tour

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UC Irvine
UC Riverside
UC San Diego
UC Santa Barbara
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UCLA Dark Matter
Every other February (Next: 2020) 
Graciela & Alex
Symposium: one of the ﬁrst dedicated
conferences for dark matter and dark energy.
Advanced training institute: winter school for
graduate students, poster presentations
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PACIFIC 2019
Organizer: Alex Kusenko 
https://conferences.pa.ucla.edu/paciﬁc-2019/
1 - 6 September; registration around March 
Every year since 2011
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KITP: Inﬂation to Hot Big Bang
Coordinators include: 
Yanou Cui (UCR) and 
Raphael Flauger (UCSD) 
Jan 6, 2020 - Mar 13, 2020
 
Associated conference: 
Inﬂationary Reheating Meets Particle Physics 
Coordinators include: Raphael Flauger (UCSD) 
Feb 3 - 6, 2020 
Registration until Jan 5, 2020.
https://www.kitp.ucsb.edu/activities/inﬂation20

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Aspen Winter
Co-organizer: Tongyan Lin (UCSD)
https://indico.cern.ch/event/748043/

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Progress after Impasse:  
New Frontiers in Dark Matter 
co-organizer: Tim Tait (UCI)
May 26 - June 17 
Applications due this month
aspenphys.org/
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KITP Graduate Fellowship
Fellowship to allow graduate students to spend up
to 6 months at KITP. Nominations due 5
February.
From Nathaniel Craig (UCSB): opportunity to bring
excellent grad students to SoCal.
https://www.kitp.ucsb.edu/apply/fellowships/graduate-fellowship-program
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Building the SoCal BSM community
Big goals: 
Formalized, funded network 
UCOP Multicampus Research Program? 
NSF Center?
Small goals: 
SoCal BSM resonance 
SoCal BSM 2020? 
“SoCal seminar tour”

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Short-term goals
SoCal BSM 2020 
Reach out to Flip if you’re interested in co-
organizing or hosting next year.  
Please send feedback for improvements.
Find ways to coordinate 
e.g. do we have a standard “seminar tour”?

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UCOP MRPI
UC Ofﬁce of the President 
Multicampus Research Programs & Initiatives 
Calls every 2 years
https://www.ucop.edu/research-initiatives/programs/mrpi/index.html

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UCOP MRPI: priorities
• Advance strategic research for California, UC
• Competitiveness: people, funding (center)
• Support graduate research
https://www.ucop.edu/research-initiatives/programs/mrpi/index.html

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2017 application
SoCal Dark Matter Network 
PI: George Fuller (UCSD) 
UCSD, UCLA, UCI, UCR
Dark matter particle and astrophysics 
Grad training network, shared postdocs 
Reviewed well, failed for “Strategic for CA” 
Template: UCI, UCLA, UCR, UCSD, UCSB

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What was funded in 2017
Source: UCOP MRPI

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I would like to try again
Next Request for Proposals: Spring 2020 
That leaves all of 2019 to develop a strategy
 
What? Dark matter, cosmology, astroparticle… 
Who? SoCal UCs. Others? Media, Cal States? 
Why? Strategic advantage? 
How much? O(postdocs)
Hurdles: distinguish from KICP

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Thank you!
Southern California is  
one of the best places in 
the world to work on  
new physics.
Thank you, Alex & Graciela, 
Cristina (admin) 
(& UCLA) for hosting!
Next: Wine & cheese 
Suggestion: go out dinner in groups!

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6. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 6 Aspen Winter Co-organizer: Tongyan Lin (UCSD) https://indico.cern.ch/event/748043/

7. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 7 Progress after Impasse:   New Frontiers in Dark Matter  co-organizer: Tim Tait (UCI) May 26 - June 17  Applications due this month aspenphys.org/ S U M M E R

8. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 8 KITP Graduate Fellowship Fellowship to allow graduate students to spend up to 6 months at KITP. Nominations due 5 February. From Nathaniel Craig (UCSB): opportunity to bring excellent grad students to SoCal. https://www.kitp.ucsb.edu/apply/fellowships/graduate-fellowship-program f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u #SOCALBSM

9. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 9 Building the SoCal BSM community Big goals:  Formalized, funded network  UCOP Multicampus Research Program?  NSF Center? Small goals:  SoCal BSM resonance  SoCal BSM 2020?  “SoCal seminar tour”

10. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 10 Short-term goals SoCal BSM 2020  Reach out to Flip if you’re interested in co- organizing or hosting next year.   Please send feedback for improvements. Find ways to coordinate  e.g. do we have a standard “seminar tour”?

11. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 11 UCOP MRPI UC Ofﬁce of the President  Multicampus Research Programs & Initiatives  Calls every 2 years https://www.ucop.edu/research-initiatives/programs/mrpi/index.html

12. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 12 UCOP MRPI: priorities • Advance strategic research for California, UC • Competitiveness: people, funding (center) • Support graduate research https://www.ucop.edu/research-initiatives/programs/mrpi/index.html

13. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 13 2017 application SoCal Dark Matter Network  PI: George Fuller (UCSD)  UCSD, UCLA, UCI, UCR Dark matter particle and astrophysics  Grad training network, shared postdocs  Reviewed well, failed for “Strategic for CA”  Template: UCI, UCLA, UCR, UCSD, UCSB

14. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 14 What was funded in 2017 Source: UCOP MRPI

15. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 15 I would like to try again Next Request for Proposals: Spring 2020  That leaves all of 2019 to develop a strategy   What? Dark matter, cosmology, astroparticle…  Who? SoCal UCs. Others? Media, Cal States?  Why? Strategic advantage?  How much? O(postdocs) Hurdles: distinguish from KICP

16. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 16 Thank you! Southern California is   one of the best places in  the world to work on   new physics. Thank you, Alex & Graciela,  Cristina (admin)  (& UCLA) for hosting! Next: Wine & cheese  Suggestion: go out dinner in groups!

17. f l i p . t a n e d o @ u c r . e d u 24#SOCALBSM 17 ]

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