N3AS Summer School (2026 Draft)

2026 Summer School in Santa Cruz: July 10-19, 2026

The N3AS-sponsored Summer School on Multi-Messenger Astrophysics is intended for advanced graduate students and beginning postdoctoral researchers interested in nuclear and particle astrophysics — theory, experiment, or observation.

Application coming soon Lecturers

Details to be announced shortly.


Lecturers:

SpeakerInstitutionTitle
Josh FriemanSLAC/KIPACThe Standard Cosmological Model
Francois FoucartUniversity of New HampshireModeling Neutron Star Mergers and Kilonovae
George FullerUC San DiegoProbing the Early Universe: Entropy, Neutrinos, Nuclei, the Dark Side
Erika HolmbeckLawrence Livermore LaboratoryAstrophysical Explosions and Nucleosynthesis
Tesla JeltemaUC Santa CruzThe Rubin Observatory: Mapping the Universe’s Dark Matter and Energy
Jorge PiekarewiczFlorida State UniversityNeutron Stars and Dense Matter
Brant RobertsonUC Santa CruzWhat Have We Learned About the Earliest Stars and Galaxies from the JWST?
Chiara SalemiUC BerkeleySearching for the Axion
Tim TaitUC IrvineWIMPs and other Dark Matter Candidates and their Interactions
Steve TaylorVanderbilt UniversityNanohertz gravitational waves: Sources and Detection
Victoria XuUC BerkeleyGravitational Wave Interferometers: How Does Advanced LIGO Work?

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