Bormio Conference 2026

Session

Wednesday Morning

21 Jan 2026, 09:00

Bormio, Italy

46. LHCb: where color meets flavor

Johannes Albrecht (TU Dortmund, Germany)

21/01/2026, 09:00

61. From neutron stars to LHC: investigating hadronic interactions with correlations

Valentina Mantovani Sarti (TUM)

21/01/2026, 09:45

Improving the knowledge on how the strong interaction acts among hadrons is one of the frontiers in nuclear physics. A large amount of interactions among stable or unstable hadrons have not been measured yet and theoretical calculations with effective lagrangians and/or starting from first principles, with quarks and gluons as degrees of freedom, are still under development and in need of...

21. Putting nuclear physics into and getting nuclear physics out of studying neutron stars

William Newton (East Texas A&M University, USA)

21/01/2026, 11:00

We have entered the era of multi-messenger nuclear astrophysics; bringing together a host of astrophysical observations and nuclear experimental data to measure the properties of neutron star matter and the nuclear force in neutron-rich systems. In order to combine disparate data sets with meaningful uncertainty quantification, over the past decade statistical inference techniques employing...

62. Initial state radiation in leptonic collisions

Stefano Frixione (CERN)

21/01/2026, 11:35

47. Search for Cosmic-Ray Antinuclei from Dark Matter with the GAPS Antarctic Balloon Mission

Riccardo Munini (INFN - Trieste, Italy)

21/01/2026, 12:10

The General Antiparticle Spectrometer (GAPS) is a balloon-borne experiment,
firstly optimized to identify low-energy (≲ 0.25 GeV/n) cosmic antinuclei from dark
matter annihilation or decay. With a novel detection approach that uses the uniquely
characterized atomic X-rays and charged particles from the decay of exotic atoms,
the GAPS program will deliver an unprecedented sensitivity to...