Distinguishing primordial signals from astrophysical bias via time evolution Upcoming astronomical surveys will produce the most comprehensive maps of the large-scale distribution of structures in our observable Universe, covering larger areas of the sky and with greater redshift depth than ever before. By capturing these unprecedented volumes, we will finally reach the required sensitivity to […]

Needles in a Haystack: Particle Detection at a Muon Collider Over the last century, the construction and discovery of the Standard Model of particle physics has been one of the greatest accomplishments in physics. To explore this new frontier, we built larger and larger colliders utilizing the two charged particles that are easiest to produce […]

Location: JHU, Bloomberg building, room 462 Speaker: Raman Sundrum (UMD) Title: Interplay between high-energy and low-energy experiments in light of BSM theory Abstract: I will describe and update the comprehensive theoretical frameworks capable of explaining the hierarchical structure of particle physics and how they present diverse ambitious targets for high-energy colliders. These targets include WIMP dark matter and SUSY, […]