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SUMMARY:How neutrinos shape the Universe
DTSTART:20260618T141500Z
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UID:indico-event-24893@indico.gsi.de
CONTACT:christian.fischer@theo.physik.uni-giessen.de
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Isabel Oldengott (U Bielefeld)\n\nNeutrinos are amon
 g the least understood particles of the Standard Model of particle physics
 . At the same time\, cosmological probes offer a unique window towards unc
 overing neutrino properties. In this talk\, I will explain which impact ne
 utrinos have on the evolution of our Universe\, with an emphasis on the Co
 smic Microwave Background but also on Large Scale Sctructure formation and
  Big Bang Nucleosynthesis. I will give an overview about recent cosmologic
 al constraints on neutrino properties like their masses and the number of 
 relativistic degrees of freedom\, but also on more exotic scenarios like n
 on-standard neutrino interactions and large lepton asymmetries.\n\nhttps:/
 /indico.gsi.de/event/24893/
LOCATION:Room 511 (Physics Building)
URL:https://indico.gsi.de/event/24893/
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