CosmoLSS

Cosmology with the Large Scale Structure of the Universe

Donostia-San Sebastián, 15-18 May 2023

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CosmoLSS

Cosmology with the Large Scale Structure of the Universe


The measurement of the large-scale structure of the Universe offers a unique window to fundamental physics as well as to galaxy and cluster formation processes. The goal of this workshop is to bring together experts to discuss prospects for testing Einstein's General Relativity, detecting massive neutrinos, and constraining the nature of Dark Matter, while elucidating the role of baryonic physics. For this, we will consider recent advances in computer simulations, machine learning, and advanced statistical tools, and we will discuss plans and strategy for the next decade.

Participants


  • Alex Alarcon (Argonne National Laboratory)
  • Alkistis Pourtsidou (University of Edinburgh)
  • Andres Salcedo (University of Arizona)
  • Andrew Hearin (Argonne National Laboratory)
  • Carlos Garcia-Garcia (University of Oxford)
  • Caroline Guandalin (Queen Mary University of London)
  • Chirag Modi (Flatiron Institute)
  • Constance Mahony (Ruhr University Bochum)
  • Daniel López Cano (DIPC)
  • David Alonso (University of Oxford)
  • Dragan Huterer (University of Michigan)
  • Drew Jamieson (MPA)
  • Eduardo Rozo (University of Arizona)
  • Felipe Oliveira Franco (University of Oxford)
  • Florian List (University of Vienna)
  • Francisco Maion (DIPC)
  • Francois Lanusse (CNRS)
  • Fulvio Ferlito (MPA)
  • Giovanni Aricò (ICS University of Zurich)
  • Jens Stücker (DIPC)
  • Joachim Harnois-Deraps (Newcastle University)
  • John Peacock (University of Edinburgh)
  • Jonás Chaves-Montero (IFAE)
  • Jozef Bucko (Institute for Computational Science, University of Zurich)
  • Kate Storey-Fisher (New York University)
  • Ken Osato (Chiba University)
  • Licia Verde (ICREA and ICC)
  • Luisa Lucie-Smith (MPI for Astrophysics)
  • Lurdes Ondaro Mallea (DIPC)
  • Marcos Pellejero (DIPC)
  • Mark Vogelsberger (MIT)
  • Matteo Zennaro (University of Oxford)
  • Natalia Porqueres (University of Oxford)
  • Ningyuan (Lillian) Guo (University College London)
  • Oliver Hahn (University of Vienna)
  • Oliver Philcox (Columbia University / Simons Foundation)
  • Otávio Alves (University of Michigan)
  • Raul Angulo (DIPC)
  • Romain Teyssier (Princeton University)
  • Sara Maleubre Molinero (MPE)
  • Sara Ortega Martinez (DIPC)
  • Sergi Novell Masot (University of Barcelona - ICC)
  • Sergio Contreras (DIPC)
  • Soumya Shreeram (MPI for Extraterrestrial Physics)
  • Tamara Richardson (LUTH - Observatoire de Paris | PSL)
  • Tomasz Kacprzak (ETH Zurich)
  • Volker Springel (MPI for Astrophysics)

Code of conduct


We don't have a specific code of conduct, but be professional and considerate towards others during discussions and events. You can also check the APS code of conduct.

Venue


The meeting will be held at the Josebe Olarra auditorium located at the Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC).

Travel information


Donostia-San Sebastián is located in the northeast of the Spanish Basque Country: 110 km from Bilbao, 500 km from Madrid, and 800 km from Paris. Here we collect some information on how to get there.

By plane: By train:

The Adif train station “Estación del Norte” is in the center of San Sebastián, close to Urumea river. It offers connections to several Spanish cities, including Madrid and Barcelona. There is also Metro Donostialdea, popularly known as “Topo”, a narrow-gauge train connecting San Sebastián (main station in Amara) with cities along the Basque Coast, from Bilbao to Hendaye (France).

By bus:

The San Sebastián bus station has lines to cities throughout Spain. The main company traveling here is Alsa.

By car:

The city is connected to the rest of Spain by the N-1 (Madrid-Irun highway), AP-8 (Bilbao-Irun highway), and A-15 (Pamplona-San Sebastián highway).

Within town:

San Sebastián has a dense network of public transportation. You can find the best connection on the DBus website. The bus stop closest to the main bus station (where the buses from Bilbao arrive) is called "Iparreko Geltokia". The town is not big: it's about half an hour's walk from the bus station to the Palacio Miramar (and the walk is quite nice, mostly along the beach). DIPC is located in the western part of town (coord: Latitude: 43.30556 | Longitude: -2.01062) a good half hour's walk from the train station (see here for a high resolution map).

Accommodation:

Participants should make their own hotel bookings. Donostia offers a great variety of different kinds of accommodation, ranging from 5-star hotels to hostels and flats. In order to make it easier for you to find the accommodation that better suits you, we suggest that you visit the link of the Tourism Office, below. You can make your own reservation directly at the selected place.
http://www.sansebastianturismo.com/en/sleep/where-to-sleep
For low-budget pockets, check sections: Guest houses, Hostels, Other Accommodation. On the sections Flats and Tourist accommodation, you will also find flats and apartments for short stays. We strongly recommend booking your accommodation as early as possible. Donostia is a very visited city and hotels fill up quickly