
COSMIC WISPers (CA21106) is a COST Action [https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA21106/, https://cosmicwispers.eu/] focusing on very Weakly Interacting Slim Particles (WISPs). The aim of the COST Action COSMIC WISPers is to coordinate and support WISPs searches in a synergic way at the boundary between particle physics, astrophysics and cosmology.
The CA21106 2nd General Meeting [https://agenda.infn.it/event/39939/] took place in Istanbul (Turkey) from 3rd to 6th of September 2024. The objective of the meeting was to review the status of the activities performed by the different Working Groups and to discuss the further directions of investigations. There were plenary sessions and 4 parallel sessions corresponding to the different Working Groups:
- WG1: Theory and Model Building
- WG2: Dark Matter and Cosmology
- WG3: Astrophysics
- WG4: Direct Searches
Before the General Meeting, the COST Action CA21106 2nd Training School [https://indico.ijs.si/event/1825/] was held in Ljubljana (Slovenia) from 10th to 14th of June 2024. The goal was to start training a generation of young scientists in the interdisciplinary expertise on WISPs, ranging from theoretical and experimental approaches to multi-messenger astroparticle physics and cosmology. For this purpose, there were lectures from experts on different topics of WISPs physics and several students and early-career postdocs talks.
Editorial Board
Giuseppe Lucente
SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, United States
Arturo de Giorgi
Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology, Durham University, United Kingdom
Gerben Venken
Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics, Oxford University, United Kingdom
Amelia Drew
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Giovanni Pierobon
University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Damiano F.G. Fiorillo
Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY, Germany
Cristian Cogollos
Max Planck Institute for Physics, Munich, Germany
Marios Maroudas
Institute for Experimental Physics, University of Hamburg, Germany
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Wg1 |
Wg2 |
Wg3 |
Wg4 |
Training School Lectures |
Training School Talks |
Wg1 |
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Cosmological Scalras: theory and tests
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On (de Sitter) vacua in heterotic string theory
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Remarks on brane-antibrane inflation
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Natural Metric-Affine Inflation
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Loop Blow-Up Inflation: a novel way to inflate with the Kaehler moduli
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A Fuzzy Axiverse from String Theory
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Axion-like-particle dark matter beyond the standard paradigm
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Wg2 |
Constraints on minimally and conformally coupled ultralight dark matter with the EPTA
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Searching for Ultra Light Dark Matter soliton through GWs
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The Spectrum of Global Axion Strings
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Axion minicluster streams in the Solar neighbourhood
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Thermal Axions: What’s Next?
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Wg3 |
Indirect detection of the QCD axion
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Photon production of axions and neutrinos in compact objects
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The capabilities of the Theseus space mission for probing dark matter
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Axion-like Particle Conversion in the Solar Magnetic Field
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Axion-like particle constraints from preSN in future experiments
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Wg4 |
Status and Perspectives on Axion searches
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Novel Dark Matter Signatures
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The CADEx Experiment: A new haloscope axion search in the 330-460 micro-eV mass range at the Canfranc Underground Laboratory (LSC)
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Prospects of the RadioAxion-𝜶 experiment
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Notes on optimizing a multi-sensor gradient axion-like particle dark matter search
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Towards a tunable mK haloscope in RADES
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Training School Lectures |
Training School Lecture Notes: WISPs in gamma-ray astrophysics
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WG4 - Axion searches in colliders
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Training School Talks |
Supernova ALPs coupled to nucleons shining into photons
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Axion Polarimeteric Experiment (APE)
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Polarimetry Techniques for Vacuum Magnetic Birefringence
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Baryonic Axion in neutron-antineutron oscillation
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GeV ALP from TeV Vector-like Leptons
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Analytical Euclidean action for cosmological phase transitions
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Hunting for Dark Photon-Photon Tridents
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Dark matter detection with superconducting qubit in RADES experiment
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Overview of Axion-Electrodynamics in Plasmas
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Using functional methods to study axion-quantum electrodynamics
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Probing freeze-in via invisible Higgs decay
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Binary pulsars as fuzzy dark matter detectors
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