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Cosmic rays & their interstellar medium environment CRISM-2014

24–27 juin 2014
Montpellier, France
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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  1. 17. Welcome
    Dr Alexandre Marcowith (LUPM), Prof. Fabrice Feinstein
    24/06/2014 09:00
  2. 18. An observational view of particle acceleration in cosmic ray sources
    Dr Jacco Vink (GRAPPA University of Amsterdam The Netherlands)
    24/06/2014 09:15
  3. 47. Hadronic TeV emission of the supernova remnant W51C observed with the MAGIC Telescopes?
    Dr Julian Krause
    24/06/2014 10:00
  4. 71. Particle acceleration in the stellar graveyard and the case of young SNRs
    Fabio Acero (LUPM)
    24/06/2014 11:00
  5. 103. A Catalogue of High-Energy Observations of Galactic Supernova Remnants
    Dr Gilles Ferrand (University of Manitoba)
    24/06/2014 11:30
  6. 73. SNR and molecular cloud associations as seen by H.E.S.S.
    Cyril TRICHARD (LAPP-HESS)
    24/06/2014 14:00
  7. 74. Gamma Rays from supernova remnants
    Diane Fernandez (IN2P3)
    24/06/2014 14:30
  8. 75. TeV sources in the Cygnus region observed with VERITAS
    Mlle Maria Krause (DESY)
    24/06/2014 15:00
  9. 102. The cosmic-ray, dust, and gas content of the local Chamaeleon clouds + reports on Voyager results
    Isabelle Grenier (AIM, Paris Diderot et CEA/Irfu)
    24/06/2014 15:20
  10. 19. Direct detection of cosmic rays: Recent observational progresses
    Dr Laurent Derome (LPSC Grenoble France)
    24/06/2014 16:20
  11. 77. A database of charged cosmic rays (CRDB) and constraints on the interstellar flux
    M. David Maurin (LPSC)
    24/06/2014 17:05
  12. 20. The highest galactic cosmic ray energies
    Dr Denis Allard (APC France)
    24/06/2014 17:35
  13. 111. Gas towards the gamma-ray sources HESS J1731-347 and HESS J1729-345
    Dr Nigel Maxted (Laboratoire Univers et Particules de Montpellier)
    24/06/2014 18:05
  14. 107. Informations from Very High Energy Muons and Neutrinos contained in Extensive Air Shower cores
    Dr Mohamed Cherif TALAI (Departement de Physique, Universite Badji Mokhtar Annaba)
    24/06/2014 18:10
  15. 108. Secondaries from supernova remnants and new AMS-02 data
    Dr Philipp Mertsch (KIPAC, Stanford University)
    24/06/2014 18:15
  16. 109. Proton analysis with AMS-02 and solar modulation level
    M. Alexandre GHELFI (Doctorant)
    24/06/2014 18:20
  17. 110. 3D simulations of the emission from young supernova remnants including particle acceleration
    Dr Gilles Ferrand (University of Manitoba)
    24/06/2014 18:25
  18. 112. Cosmic ray propagation in local magnetic fields
    M. Romain Cohet
    24/06/2014 18:30
  19. 21. Origin of Cosmic Rays
    Prof. Luke Drury (DIAS Ireland)
    25/06/2014 09:00
  20. 22. High energy emission from massive star clusters
    Prof. Andrei Bykov
    25/06/2014 09:45
  21. 80. Hydrodynamics of Young Supernova Remnants and the Implications for their Gamma-ray emission
    Dr Vikram Dwarkadas (University of Chicago)
    25/06/2014 10:45
  22. 79. The impact of magnetic turbulence spectrum on particle acceleration in SNR IC443
    Dr Igor Telezhinsky (DESY Zeuthen)
    25/06/2014 11:15
  23. 81. Cosmic Rays in star forming galaxies
    Dr Pierrick Martin (CNRS/IRAP)
    25/06/2014 11:45
  24. 23. Cosmic Ray driven instabilities
    Prof. Ellen Zweibel
    25/06/2014 14:00
  25. 82. The role of cosmic rays on magnetic field diffusion and the formation of protostellar discs
    Dr Marco Padovani (Laboratoire Univers et Particules de Montpellier - France)
    25/06/2014 14:45
  26. 33. Cosmic ray driven winds
    Prof. Heinrich Völk (MPIK Heidelberg Germany)
    25/06/2014 15:15
  27. 24. Relativistic cosmic-ray back-reaction instabilities along the background magnetic field
    Dr Anatoly Nekrasov
    25/06/2014 16:15
  28. 83. Magnetic field structure from cosmic ray driven dynamo in spiral galaxies
    M. Dominik Woltanski
    25/06/2014 16:45
  29. 104. X-shape magnetic fields in galactic halos
    Dr Katia Ferrière (Observatoire Midi-Pyrénées)
    25/06/2014 17:15
  30. 25. Cosmic-Ray Ionization of Molecular Clouds
    Dr Nick Indriolo (John Hopkins University USA)
    26/06/2014 09:00
  31. 26. Wind-driven Exclusion of Cosmic Rays in the Protoplanetary Disk Environment
    Ilsedore Cleeves (University of Michigan USA)
    26/06/2014 09:45
  32. 84. Cosmic-ray induced ionization of a molecular cloud shocked by the W28 supernova remnant
    M. Solenn Vaupré (IPAG)
    26/06/2014 10:45
  33. 85. Propagation of cosmic rays into diffuse clouds
    Dr Giovanni Morlino (INAF/Osservatorio di Arcetri)
    26/06/2014 11:15
  34. 86. Cosmic Ray Transport in the Astrospheres of Solar Twins
    Dr Paul Rimmer (University of St Andrews)
    26/06/2014 11:45
  35. 87. Cosmic-ray heating of molecular cloud cores
    Dr Daniele Galli (INAF-Osservatorio Astrofisico di Arcetri)
    26/06/2014 14:00
  36. 93. Localized SiO emission triggered by the passage of the W51C supernova remnant shock
    Dr Gaelle Dumas (IRAM)
    26/06/2014 14:20
  37. 27. Recent results from Herschel
    Dr Philippe André (CEA-AIM Saclay France)
    26/06/2014 14:50
  38. 28. The Multi-wavelength ISM: from CRs to dust emission
    Dr Tess Jaffe (IRAP Toulouse France)
    26/06/2014 16:05
  39. 88. Wide-Field Polarimetry: A Unique Probe of Interstellar Turbulence
    Prof. Bryan Gaensler (The University of Sydney / CAASTRO)
    26/06/2014 16:35
  40. 89. Polarized thermal dust emission from Planck
    Dr Edith Falgarone (Ecole Normale Supérieure et Observatoire de Paris)
    26/06/2014 17:05
  41. 91. Synchrotron emission from molecular clouds
    Dr andy strong (MPE)
    26/06/2014 17:35
  42. 94. APEX observations of non-stationary magneto-hydrodynamical shocks in W44
    Dr Sibylle Anderl (Institut de Planétologie et d'Astrophysique de Grenoble (IPAG))
    27/06/2014 09:00
  43. 95. Irradiated shocks in the W28 A2 star-forming region: sites of cosmic-ray acceleration ?
    Dr Antoine Gusdorf (lra/lerma)
    27/06/2014 09:30
  44. 29. Non-Thermal Radiation from the Inner Galaxy
    Dr Roland Crocker
    27/06/2014 10:00
  45. 30. Low-Energy Cosmic Rays in the Galactic Center Region
    Dr Vincent Tatischeff
    27/06/2014 11:15
  46. 96. The Contribution of Cosmic Rays Interacting With Molecular Clouds to the Galactic Center Gamma-Ray Excess
    Dr Chris Gordon (University of Canterbury)
    27/06/2014 11:45
  47. 31. Cosmic Ray diffusion in magnetized turbulence
    Dr Robert Tautz
    27/06/2014 14:00
  48. 32. Cosmic Ray propagation close to their acceleration site
    Dr Lara Nava (Hebrew university of jerusalem Israël)
    27/06/2014 14:45
  49. 97. Propagation of high-energy cosmic-ray electrons in the interstellar medium
    Prof. Reda Attallah (Département de Physique, Université Badji Mokhtar, Annaba, Algérie)
    27/06/2014 15:15
  50. 98. Picard: A new Code for The Galactic Cosmic Ray Propagation Problem
    Dr Ralf Kissmann (Universtity Innsbruck)
    27/06/2014 16:15
  51. 101. A solution to the cosmic ray anisotropy problem
    Dr Philipp Mertsch (KIPAC, Stanford University)
    27/06/2014 16:45
  52. 99. Charged-particle heating in imbalanced MHD turbulence
    Martin Weidl (IPP Garching)
    27/06/2014 17:15
  53. 72. Gamma-ray emission from supernova remnants
    Diane Fernandez (IN2P3)
  54. 92. Localized SiO emission triggered by the passage of the W51C supernova remnant shock
    Dr Gaelle Dumas (IRAM)
  55. 78. Particle acceleration in Supernovae and subsequent gamma-ray emission
    Dr Matthieu Renaud (Laboratoire Univers et Particules de Montpellier)
  56. 48. Recent results by Voyager
    Dr Rosine Lallement
  57. 76. The cosmic-ray, dust, and gas content of the local Chamaeleon clouds + Results from Voyager
    Isabelle Grenier (AIM, Paris Diderot et CEA/Irfu)
  58. 100. Voyager 1 events and GCR data since 2012
    Dr Rosine Lallement
  59. 90. X-shape magnetic fields in galactic halos
    Dr Katia Ferrière