The Einstein Telescope project
Wednesday, January 31 2018
Introduction
Chair: Dirk
Ryckbosch
9:00 Jean-René
Cudell (ULiège) Welcome
9:05 Job
de Kleuver (APPEC & NWO) European
Astroparticle Physics strategy with
focus
on Gravitational Waves ambitions pdf
9:20 Jo van
den Brand (Nikhef)
Probing
dynamical spacetimes with
gravitational
waves pdf
Data analysis
10:05 Harald
Lück (AEI Hannover) From
Advanced Gravitational Wave Detectors
to
the Einstein Telescope pdf
Chair: Frank Linde
11:00 Stefan
Hild (University of Glasgow) Design
choices for the ET core interferometers pdf
11:25 Giles
Hammond (University of Glasgow) Suspension
choices for the Einstein Telescope pdf
11:50 Christophe Collette (ULiège & ULB) Seismic isolation techniques pdf
Geology and seismology
Chair: Frédéric Nguyen
14:00 Alain
Demoulin (ULiège)
Geological
and seismotectonic setting of the
South
Limburg candidate site for the Einstein
telescope pdf
14:25 Michel van
Camp (ORB)
Seismic
activity in Northwestern Europe pdf
14:50 Jan Harms
(GSSI)
Newtonian
noise and its cancellation in third-
generation
detectors pdf
Astrophysics and cosmology
Chair: Ioana Maris
15:45 Dany
Vanbeveren (VUB)
Massive
Binary population synthesis pdf
16:10 Nick Van Eindhoven (VUB & Icecube) Multimessenger astronomy pdf
16:35 Sébastien
Clesse (UNamur & UCL) Unveiling
the abundance, mass, clustering and
formation
of primordial and stellar black holes
with
the Einstein Telescope pdf
17:OO Bert
Vercnocke (KUL )
Fundamental
Physics with the Einstein
Telescope pdf
Closing
17:25 Frank
Linde (Nikhef)
Paving
the road for a joint Belgian, Dutch,
German
bid to host ET? pdf