Join us on April 23rd and 24th at Penn State for the MACROS 2026 workshop, where we will discuss all about multimessenger astrophysics with high-energy neutrinos!
Each day of the workshop will consist of several invited talks followed by panel lead then group lead discussions.
MACROS 2026 is completely early career researcher lead, where the entire organizing committee and all of the invited speakers are early career. We encourage early career participation, but researchers of all career levels are welcome to attend and participate in the workshop.
Funded by the Institute for Gravitation and Cosmos (IGC) under its new Multimessenger Astrophysics of High-Energy Cosmic Neutrinos Focus Initiative (NuMMA FI), there will be no registration fee for this workshop.
The NuMMA FI is an organized three year effort to make progress on our three neutrino-based pillars,
- Astrophysics with high-energy neutrinos
- UHE neutrino discovery
- BSM physics with cosmic neutrinos
This workshop kicks off the beginning of this effort by encouraging collaboration and the exchange of ideas. The science program will also be based on these three pillars.
If you plan to attend please register so that we may know who and how many will be attending.
MACROS (Multi-Messenger Approaches to Cosmic Rays: Origins and Space Frontiers)
Organizing Committee -
- Jimmy DeLaunay (Penn State)
- Carlos Blanco (Penn State)
- Rostom Mbarek (Princeton)
- Riya Shah (UTokyo, IPMU)
- Christoph Welling (Penn State)
Invited Speakers -
- Kaeli Hughes (Ohio State University)
- Chiara Bellenghi (Technical University of Munich)
- Robert Stein (University of Maryland)
- Alisa Galishnikova (Flatiron Institute)
- Rachel Scrandis (University of Chicago)
- Bei Zhou (Fermilab)
- Gonzalo Herrera (MIT / Harvard)
- Nick Kamp (Harvard)
- Qinrui Liu (Simon Fraser University)
