Dawn V: Global Strategies for Gravitational Wave Astronomy
Auditorium
Cascina - Italy
With the observation of the first gravitational-wave event from a binary neutron star, GW170817, during Advanced LIGO and Virgo's second observation run, multimessenger astronomy with gravitational waves has started. The current generation of gravitational-wave detectors now serves a wide community including fundamental physics, astrophysics, astronomy, cosmology and nuclear physics. The observations to date and their widespread impact on science make the argument for future facilities quite compelling.
The one and one-half day program of this meeting will have a focus on the recently completed Gravitational-Wave International Committee study of third generation detectors (3G), and seeking the next significant steps for the community to realize the future network. Of particular interest is the proper coordination between the European effort proposing to build an observatory detailed by the 'Einstein Telescope' design study, and the U.S. proposal of a similar class observatory, named 'Cosmic Explorer'.
Sponsored by:
alberto lazzarini
Alessio Rocchi
Andreas Freise
Bangalore Sathyaprakash
Beverly Berger
Brittany Kamai
Chris Van Den Broeck
Chunnong Zhao
Daniel Sigg
David McClelland
David Ottaway
David Reitze
David Shoemaker
Elena Cuoco
Evan Hall
Francesca Moglia
Fulvio Ricci
Gary Sanders
Geoffrey Lovelace
Giancarlo Cella
Gianluca Gemme
Gianpietro Cagnoli
Gideon Koekoek
Giovanni Prodi
Harald Lueck
Irene Fiori
James Hough
Jax Sanders
Jo van den Brand
Job de Kleuver
Joshua Smith
Kentaro Somiya
Laura Cadonati
Lucia Trozzo
Marc Favata
Marica Branchesi
Matteo Barsuglia
Michele Punturo
Nelson Christensen
Patrick Brady
Pedro Marronetti
Peter Couvares
Peter Veitch
Riccardo Bassiri
Riccardo DeSalvo
Robert Eisenstein
Salvatore Vitale
Sheila Rowan
Stavros Katsanevas
Stefan Ballmer
Stefan Hild
Tania Regimbau
Viviana Fafone