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2023 Canadian Astroparticle Physics Community Meeting

8–10 Aug 2023
Canada/Eastern timezone

Edward Thomas

Session

Tasks for the Next Decade of Astroparticle Physics

9 Aug 2023, 14:45

Conveners

Tasks for the Next Decade of Astroparticle Physics: EDII for the Canadian APP Community - Biosciences Atrium

  • Alex Pedersen
  • Samantha Kuula
  • Aleksandra Bergier

Tasks for the Next Decade of Astroparticle Physics: Towards Concerted Long-Term Funding Efforts for Canadian APP - Biosciences 1101

  • Nancy Ross (Panelist)
  • Edward Thomas (Moderator)
  • Thomas Brunner (Panelist)
  • Art McDonald (Panelist)

Tasks for the Next Decade of Astroparticle Physics: What Does the APP Community Need for Next 10 Years? (Biosciences 1101)

  • Aksel Hallin ((Panelist))
  • Fabrice Retière ((Panelist))
  • Ken Clark ((Moderator))
  • Jodi Cooley ((Panelist))
  • Nigel Smith (TRIUMF)

Description

Several panels will review progress and future directions for community support and research network development. Topics include collaboration support, networking and career development, EDII practice, and research-funding mechanisms.

REMOTE CONNECTION DETAILS (Excl. EDII panel discussion and activity):
https://us05web.zoom.us/j/2653929849?pwd=UlAwRi9PUXpjR3NVK0ZTNzhCYk5tdz09
Meeting ID: 265 392 9849

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  1. 3. PANEL MODERATOR: Edward Thomas

    Some of the leading outreach practioners discuss strategies for attracting and retaining high-quality personnel (HQP), developing skills in and outside of physics, and evaluating the effectiveness of outreach programming.

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  2. 1. PANEL MODERATOR: Ken Clark

    Senior research leaders discuss strategies for the Canadian APP community for the next decade. Topics include ensuring quality science, balancing depth and breadth, determining specific focus areas, participating in international experiments, and coordinating efforts among SNOLAB, McDonald Institute, and TRIUMF.

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  3. 2. PRESENTATION and Q&A: Tony Noble

    McDonald Institute Scientific Director will update the community on a developing proposal to continue funding a large network of astroparticle physicists. He will review the most recent multi-institutional funding request led by the Institute and follow-on discussions for a new proposal to expand on the accomplishments supported by CFREF 2016-present.

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