The importance of the Einstein Telescope for Belgian science
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1 The importance of the Einstein Telescope for Belgian science Jean-René Cudell ULiège January 30, 2018 Why the Einstein Telescope? Impact on sciences Situation in Belgium
2 14/09/2015 LIGO Black-hole merger Birth of gravitational wave astronomy
3 08/06/2017 LIGO+Virgo Neutron-star merger Birth of multi-messenger astronomy
4 Emergence of a new field gravitational waves instead of light! so far 7 events and about 5000 papers since 2015
5 Why the Einstein telescope?
6 2nd generation observatories L-shape interferometers, on the ground, km arms
7 3rd generation: Einstein Telescope triangle, 10 km side, underground > events/year
8 One of the Einstein Telescope projects
9 Impact of the Einstein Telescope
10 The science case gravitation astrophysics gravitational waves
11 The bigger picture mechanical engineering geophysics electronics computer science gravitation astrophysics optics & lasers etc. gravitational waves
12 The bigger picture Industry mechanical engineering geophysics electronics computer science gravitation astrophysics optics & lasers etc. gravitational waves
13 Belgian situation
14 Universities
15 Cosmoparticle network
16 LIGO
17 LISA
18 Gravitation & cosmology
19 Multi-messenger astrophysics
20 Astrophysics
21 The time to act is now! sciences applied sciences industry funding agencies
22 First Name Last Name Lab/ Department / Faculty University Bert Vercnocke Gravitational Wave Center, Institute for Theoretical Physics KU Leuven Geert Degrande Civil Engineering/ Engineering KUL Michel Van Camp Seismologie-Gravimetrie Royal Observatory of Belgium Vincent Lemaître Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Andrea Giammanco Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Claude Duhr Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Chrisrophe Delaere Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Fabio Maltoni Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Christophe Ringeval Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Jan Govaerts Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Krzysztof Piotrzkowski Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Eduardo Cortina Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Jean-Marc Gérard Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Marco Drewes Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Giacomo Bruno Centre for Cosmology Particle Physics ans Phenomenology CP3/IRMP/SST UCL Clément Lauzin Institute of condensed matter and nanosciences UCL Sebastien Dirk Ryckbosch Clesse Physics CP3 and Astronomy naxys UCLouvain UGent and UNamur Stephane Detournay Fundamental and Mathematical Physics ULB Arnaud Deraemaeker BATir ULB Ioana Maris Astroparticle Physics (Auger, IceCube) ULB Laurent Favart IIHE-ULB director (IceCube, Auger) ULB Michel Tytgat Service de Physique Théorique ULB Petr Tinyakov Service de Physique Théorique ULB Laura Lopez Honorez Service de Physique Théorique ULB Nicolas Chamel Institut d'astronomie et d'astrophysique ULB Alain Jorissen Institut d'astronomie et d'astrophysique ULB Stephane Goriely Institut d'astronomie et d'astrophysique ULB Sophie Van Eck Institut d'astronomie et d'astrophysique ULB Frédéric Robert Embedded Electronics/BEAMS/Ecole Polytechnique de Bruxelles ULB Geoffrey Compère Fundamental and Mathematical Physics ULB Christophe Collette Precision Mechatronics Laboratory ULB anduliège Jean-René Cudell STAR Intitute/fundamental interactions ULiège Gregor Rauw STAR Intitute ULiège Nazé Yaël STAR Institute Uliège Michaël De Becker STAR Institute ULiège Jérôme Loicq CSL&Applied sciences Uliège Frédéric Nguyen Applied Geophysics/UEE/Engineering ULiège Alain DAssargues Hydrogeology and Env. Geology/UEE/Engineering ULiège Hans-Balder Havenith Georisks_and_Environment/Geology/Sciences ULiège André Füzfa naxys UNamur Pierre Van Mechelen Particle Physics group University of Antwerp Alexander Sevrin Theoretical High Energy Physics Group (TENA) Vrije Universiteit Brussel Ben Craps Theoretical High Energy Physics Group (TENA) Vrije Universiteit Brussel Nick van Eijndhoven Astroparticle Physics (IceCube) VUB Jorgen D'Hondt IIHE-VUB director (on behalf of IIHE-VUB) VUB Stijn Buitink Astronomy & Astrophysics VUB
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