From Planck to the future of CMB

Session

Science Challenges

May 23, 2022, 10:00 AM

Aula Magna, Palazzo Mosti (Ferrara)

Conveners

Science Challenges

• Bruce Partridge (Haverford College)

102. Welcome and foreword from Laura Ramaciotti (Rector of the University of Ferrara), Vincenzo Guidi (Director of Department of Physics and Earth Sciences - UniFe), Roberto Calabrese (Director of INFN Ferrara)

5/23/22, 10:00 AM

169. Ludovic Montier and Jan Tauber: objectives of the workshop

5/23/22, 10:20 AM

170. Paolo Natoli: logistic information

5/23/22, 10:25 AM

171. Reno Mandolesi and Jean-Loup Puget: setting the context

5/23/22, 10:30 AM

103. Invited talk by Jo Dunkley (Princeton University) on "Key future science goals from the CMB"

5/23/22, 10:45 AM

There is still a great deal to be learnt from CMB measurements. I will give an overview of science that the community hope to do with new data, from testing initial conditions of the universe to probing the dark sector and better understanding cosmic reionization and galaxy evolution. I will also describe some of the rich millimeter-wave science that can be done with these datasets, including...

104. Invited talk by Tomotake Matsumura (Kavli IPMU Tokyo) on "Scientific challenges expected from future space experiments"

5/23/22, 11:25 AM

The measurement of cosmic microwave background (CMB) from space is ideal for the entire sky access and broad observational frequency coverage. The past CMB satellite missions, COBE, WMAP, and Planck, play crucial roles in establishing modern cosmology. Now next-generation satellite missions will aim for even more demanding scientific goals, and the various corresponding requirements on the...

105. Invited talk by Suzanne Staggs (Princeton University) on "Scientific challenges expected from future ground experiments"

5/23/22, 11:55 AM

106. Invited talk by Paolo de Bernardis (Rome Sapienza University) on "Scientific challenges expected from future balloon experiments"

5/23/22, 12:25 PM