29th Symposium on Astroparticle Physics in the Netherlands, 12/13 June 2025

12 Jun 2025, 09:00 → 13 Jun 2025, 14:10 Europe/Amsterdam

The 29th CAN Symposium will be held on June 12th/13th 2025 in Soesterberg at the hotel Kontakt der Kontinenten. This is the annual meeting of the  Dutch astroparticle physics community organized by the  Committee of Astroparticle Physics in the Netherlands - CAN .
The idea of these symposia is to form a strong astroparticle physics community in the Netherlands. The symposia give a platform to (PhD) students and postdoctoral researchers to present their recent results to a nation-wide audience and to establish new scientific contacts beyond the own working group. It is also a tradition to have international keynote speakers, reviewing important aspects of astroparticle physics.

There is no conference fee for this event, which is kindly funded by NIKHEF and the Dutch Astronomy Council and NWO.

You can request your accommodation at the conference hotel during the registration process.  

The registration is open til 10th of May.

Thursday, 12 June ¶

Coffeee: Coffee¶

Pillar talks¶

1 Welcome¶

Welcome-APP_2025.pptx

2 Cosmic Rays¶

Speaker: Joerg Hoerandel (Radboud University Nijmegen)

jrh-cr-app29.pdf

3 Neutrinos¶

Speaker: Dorothea Samtleben

neutrino_sky_APP_2025.pptx

4 Gamma Rays¶

Speaker: Manuela Vecchi (University of Groningen)

MVecchi@CAN2025.online.pdf

5 Dark Matter¶

Speaker: Shin'ichiro Ando (University of Amsterdam)

6 Gravitational Waves¶

Speaker: Chris Van Den Broeck

CAN_Symposium_GW_v3.pdf

12:45 Lunch

CAN Thesis prize¶

7 CAN thesis prize 2025¶

Thesis_prize_certificate_2025.pptx

8 CAN thesis prize 2024: Ultra-high-energy cosmic particle identification¶

Speaker: Mart Pothast

Contributed Talks¶

9 First data of the 3000km2 Radio Detector at the Pierre Auger Observatory¶

Speaker: Bjarni Pont

10 Muon measurements at the Pierre Auger Observatory¶

Speaker: Kevin Cheminant (NIKHEF / Radboud University)

CAN 2025 - Muon Auger-1.pdf

11 Interferometry with the Auger Engineering Radio Array¶

Speaker: Pim van Dillen (Radboud University)

CAN.pdf

12 Sequential Inference for Gravitational wave Physics: What, why and how?¶

Speaker: Mr Uddipta Bhardwaj (GRAPPA, University of Amsterdam)

13 Light readout of the DUNE near detector¶

Speaker: Marjolein van Nuland-Troost (Nikhef)

SHORT DUNE near detector light readout.pptx

15:30 Coffee

Contributed Talks¶

14 Status of the Small Sized Telescope Camera¶

Speaker: Connor Duffy (Groningen)

15 Probing the B0656+14 TeV Halo with CTAO¶

Speaker: Youyou Li (GRAPPA)

CAN_2025_Forcasting_the_Monogem_TeV_Halo_youyou.pptx

16 Neutrino Signals from Core-collapse Supernovae¶

Speaker: Pravita Hallur (NIKHEF)

17 Round-free sequential simulation-based inference¶

Speaker: Huifang Lyu (UvA)

18 Sequential simulation-based inference for cosmological initial conditions¶

Speaker: Oleg Savchenko (University of Amsterdam)

2506-CAN.pptx

19 Simulation-Based Inference for Antenna Gain Calibration in 21 cm Cosmology¶

Speaker: Joy Sanghavi

20 Quiz¶

Borrel & Dinner¶

Friday, 13 June ¶

Anna Franckowiak¶

Multimessenger Astronomy

Contributed Talks¶

21 Galactic cosmic ray explains the gamma-ray and neutrino Galactic diffuse emissions up to the PeV¶

Speaker: Dario Grasso (INFN, Pisa)

Grasso_Galactic_Diffuse.pdf

22 Multi-messenger opportunities with the Einstein Telescope (ET-OSB4)¶

Speaker: Andrew Levan (Radboud University)

et_can2025_levan.pdf

23 Tell-tale electromagnetic signatures of massive black hole binaries¶

Speaker: Luke Krauth (University of Amsterdam)

24 Piecing Together the Neutron Star Puzzle: A Multi-Messenger Exploration of Extreme Matter¶

Speaker: Peter Pang (Utrecht)

11:00 Coffee

Contributed Talks¶

25 NWO Large Research Infrastructure Portfolio - Membership fees¶

Speaker: Saskia Matheussen (NWO)

26 Multi-messenger connections in the Netherlands¶

strategy_overview.pptx

13:00 Lunch