The anticipated scientific program includes:
- Perturbative QCD and Jet Physics - Ian Moult, Yale University
- Higgs Theory - Bernhard Mistlberger, SLAC
- Electroweak Theory - Radja Boughezal, Northwestern/Argonne
- BSM Theory - Bogdan Dobrescu, FNAL
- Flavor Physics Theory, Wolfgang Altmannshofer, UCSC
- BSM Experimental Searches - Zeynep Demaragli, Boston University
- Higgs and Standard Model Measurements - Aram Apyan, Brandeis University
- Flavor Physics Experiment - Matt Rudolph, Syracuse University
- High-density QCD with Proton and Ion Beams, Marta Verweij, Utrecht University
- Reconstruction & ML techniques - Lindsey Gray, FNAL
- Statistics - Nicholas Wardle, Imperial College London
- Tracking detectors - Doug Berry, FNAL
- Calorimetry - Ted Kolberg, Florida State University
- Timing detectors - Artur Apresyan, FNAL
- Trigger and DAQ - Sergo Jindariani, FNAL
- Computing - Oliver Gutsche, FNAL
- Accelerator Technologies - TBD
Special Lectures:
- Snowmass process - Joel Butler, FNAL
- Quantum Information Science - Gabriel Perdue, FNAL
- Neutrino physics - Noemi Rocco, FNAL
Discussion Sessions:
There will be parallel discussion sessions, lasting about 60 minutes, during the School. Students remain in the same discussion group for the duration of the School.