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SITP Wine and Cheese Seminar: Decoding the Mystery of Dark Matter with Celestial Objects
Event Details:
Friday, September 13, 2024
3:00pm - 4:00pm PDT
Location
Campus, Varian 312
Speaker: Anupam Ray (UC Berkeley & Minnesota) In Person
Dark Matter (DM) remains mysterious. Despite decades of experimental and theoretical efforts, its microscopic identity is still unknown to us. In this talk, I will walk you through how a variety of celestial objects can be utilised as powerful DM detectors. This astrophysical probe, complementary to the terrestrial and cosmological probes, covers a significant portion of the DM parameters (DM mass and its interaction strength with nucleons) which otherwise remains elusive.
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