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In recent years, the field of astrophysics has witnessed significant discoveries related to cosmic rays (CRs), thanks to the development of new experimental techniques and technology integrated into instruments launched into space and the upper atmosphere. These instruments include PAMELA, Fermi-LAT, AMS-02, CALET, DAMPE, NUCLEON, and ISS-CREAM. Ground-based gamma-ray telescopes, such as H.E.S.S., LHAASO, MAGIC, and VERITAS, along with the water Cherenkov detector HAWC, have also been able to investigate CR fluxes in distant regions. Additionally, the birth of gravitational wave astronomy (LIGO and Virgo) and the detection of the first astrophysical neutrinos by IceCube have marked significant milestones in the field. Meanwhile, older instruments like Voyager 1 and 2, built using technology from the 1970s, continue to provide unique information from interstellar space.
This event will showcase recent spectacular discoveries in multi-messenger astrophysics and new measurements of the CR species' spectra and isotopic composition. Direct measurements of gamma-ray and neutrino emissions from particle accelerators and interstellar space, as well as new findings on CRs at very high and ultra-high energies, will also be highlighted. The session encourages presentations of innovative experimental approaches and theoretical analyses that address questions related to the “Origin” of cosmic messengers.
COSPAR Scientific Assembly and its proceedings Advances in Space Research are open to all bona fide scientists.
Scientific Event Main Scientific Organizer (MSO) and Scientific Event Deputy Organizer (DO):
Eun-Suk Seo (MSO), University of Maryland /
Igor Moskalenko (DO), Stanford University
Quarter Day Session:
I. Latest results of Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS-02) onboard of the International Space Station
Chair: Eun-Suk Seo
1.
Samuel Ting:
12-Year Results on Elementary Particles from the AMS Experiment on the International Space Station
2.
Samuel Ting:
12-Year Results on Nuclei from the AMS Experiment on the International Space Station
3.
Weiwei Xu:
Unique Properties of Twelve Years Positrons and Electrons Spectra measured by AMS
4.
Zhili Weng:
Cosmic Anti-Protons and Properties of Elementary Particle Fluxes
Quarter Day Session:
II. Latest results of Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS-02) onboard of the International Space Station
Chair: Igor Moskalenko
5.
Dimitrii Krasnopevtsev:
Origin of Cosmic Positrons and Electrons in the TeV Region
6.
Zhi-Cheng Tang:
Unique Features of Twelve Years of Antiproton Spectrum Measured by AMS
7.
Francesco Dimiccoli:
Properties of Cosmic Deuterons Measured by the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
8.
Zhaomin Wang:
Unique Properties of Primary Cosmic Rays measured by the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
9.
Yao Chen:
Unique Properties of Secondary Cosmic Rays measured by the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
10.
Erwan Robyn:
Unique Properties of the 3rd Group of Cosmic Rays measured by the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
Quarter Day Session:
III .Latest results of Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer (AMS-02) onboard of the International Space Station
Chair: Youngsoo Yoon
11.
Mercedes Paniccia:
Properties of Cosmic Lithium and Beryllium Isotopes Measured by the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer
12.
Yi Jia:
Unique Properties of Daily Proton Fluxes up to 100 GV
13.
Johannes Marquardt:
Unique Properties of Daily Helium Fluxes up to 100 GV
14.
Alejandro Reina Conde:
Precision Measurement of the Monthly Light Ions Fluxes in Cosmic Rays with AMS-02 on the ISS
15.
Miguel Angel Velasco:
Determination of Anisotropy of Elementary Particles
Quarter Day Session:
Latest results of Dark Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPLE)
Chair: Zhen Cao
16.
Jin Chang:
Eight years of the DArk Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPE) in Space
17.
Andrii Tykhonov:
Latest advancements on the CR proton flux towards PeV energies with DAMPE
18.
Zhanfang Chen: 19.
Dimitrios Kyratzis: 20.
Zhi-Hui Xu:
Quarter Day Session: 21.
Irene Cagnoli: 22.
Pengxiong Ma:
Spectral Analysis of Lithium, Beryllium and Boron Nuclides with DAMPE
Latest Results on Cosmic Ray Carbon and Oxygen with the DAMPE space mission
Direct Measurement of the Cosmic-Ray Iron Spectrum with the DAMPE
Latest results of Dark Matter Particle Explorer (DAMPLE) and IceCube+IceTop
Chair: Nicholas Cannady
Measurement of the all-particle energy spectrum with the DAMPE mission
Combined analysis of CNO group with DAMPE
23.
Kai-Kai Duan:
Recent Gamma-Ray Results from DAMPE
24.
Chengming Liu:
Latest results and prospect on searching for fractionally charged particles with the DAMPE experiment
25.
Dennis Soldin:
Cosmic Ray Measurements with IceCube and IceTop
Quarter Day Session:
Latest results of ISS-CREAM, CALET, and GRAPES-3 VHE cosmic ray detectors
Chair: Paul Evenson
26.
Eun-Suk Seo:
High Energy Cosmic Ray Measurements with ISS-CREAM
27.
Gwangho Choi:
Analysis result of cosmic-ray proton and helium spectra for the ISS-CREAM experiment
28.
Nicholas Cannady:
Results from >8 Years of Observations with the Calorimetric Electron Telescope on the ISS
29.
Wolfgang Zober:
Results of the CALET Ultra-Heavy Cosmic-Ray Analysis
30.
Pravata Mohanty:
Cosmic ray spectrum and anisotropy results from the GRAPES-3 experiment
Quarter Day Session:
Latest results of LHAASO, Tibet ASgamma, and KASCADE-Grande air shower experiments
Chair: Dennis Soldin
31.
Zhen Cao:
A Super-PeVatron in the MW and All-particle Spectrum/composition around the knee at the solar system
32.
Lingling Ma:
Measurements of Energy spectral of cosmic rays in the knee region by LHAASO
33.
Masato Takita:
Recent results on cosmic gamma-ray observation by the Tibet ASgamma experiment
34.
Kazuoki Munakata:
Modeling the heliospheric distortion of TeV cosmic-ray anisotropy observed by the Tibet AS\gamma experiment
35.
Donghwa Kang:
New Analysis Results from the KASCADE-Grande Cosmic-Ray Detector
Quarter Day Session:
Cosmic rays in the Galaxy and interpretation of direct observations
Chair: Stefano Della Torre
36.
Ilias Cholis:
Antimatter nuclei as a probe for dark matter
37.
Yuca Chen:
Analyzing Cosmic Ray Spectral Features: A Numerical Investigation
38.
Zachary Dorris:
Impacts of Propagation on Cosmic-Ray Isotopic Composition
39.
Alexei Ivlev:
Self-modulation of GeV cosmic rays penetrating dense molecular clouds
40.
Alexei Ivlev:
Cosmic-ray ionization rate in diffuse molecular clouds: revisited analysis with 3D dust maps
Quarter Day Session:
Low-Energy Cosmic rays in the local interstellar medium and in the heliosphere
Chair: Brian Rauch
41.
A.C.Cummings (speaker: Igor Moskalenko):
Voyager 1 Observations of Galactic Cosmic Ray Isotopes in the Very Local Interstellar Medium: Evidence for Primary 2H and B
42.
Stefano Della Torre:
Exploring Galactic Cosmic Ray Intensity: A HelMod Model Perspective
43.
Paul Evenson:
Low Energy Electron and Positron Spectra from the 2024 AESOP-Lite Balloon Flight
44.
Nathan Walsh:
SuperTIGER Abundances of Galactic Cosmic Rays for the Atomic Number (Z) Interval 40 to 56
45.
Nicole Osborn:
SuperTIGER ultra-heavy galactic cosmic ray abundance and energy atmospheric corrections
Quarter Day Session:
Observations with gamma-ray telescopes: COSI, MAGIC, VERITAS, H.E.S.S.
Chair: Xiaojie Wang
46.
Chris Karwin:
Probing the Galactic Diffuse Continuum Emission with COSI
47.
Razmik Mirzoyan:
Selected Observations with the MAGIC telescopes
48.
Sajan Kumar:
Exploring the origin of Galactic cosmic rays using the VERITAS gamma-ray observatory
49.
Stefan Wagner:
Highlights from the Southern VHE gamma-ray sky with H.E.S.S.
Quarter Day Session:
VHE multi-messenger observations (gamma rays, neutrino) and their interpretations
Chair: Razmik Mirzoyan
50.
Xiaojie Wang:
Unveiling The Cosmic-Ray Accelerators with Recent HAWC Results
51.
Jung-Tsung Li:
Small-Scale Magnetic Fields are Critical to Shaping Solar Gamma-Ray Emission
52.
Chang Hyon Ha:
Gazing into the Cosmos through IceCube: Neutrino Astrophysics and Multi-Messenger Insights
53.
Teruyoshi Kawashima:
Latest status and results of the ALPACA experiment: the sub-PeV to PeV gamma-ray observation in the southern hemisphere
54.
Ellis Owen:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: High-energy multi-messenger backgrounds from cosmic rays in star-forming galaxies
Quarter Day Session:
Theory: UHE cosmic rays, intergalactic medium, and observations of gamma-ray bursts
Chair: Ilias Cholis
55.
Lucia Härer:
PeV Cosmic Rays from Young Massive Star Clusters: The Role of the Magnetic Field
56.
Hyesung Kang:
Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays Accelerated in Relativistic Jets from Radio Galaxies
57.
Jonathan Biteau:
What do we know about cosmic rays with energies in the range of 500 PeV to 5 EeV?
58.
Jonathan Biteau:
On the verge of discovering ultra-high-energy accelerators?
59.
Shota Yokoyama:
Heating of the Intergalactic Medium by Cosmic Rays in the Epoch of Reionization
60.
Francesco Palma:
The HEPD-01 instrument as a Gamma-Ray Burst detector on board the CSES-01 satellite and future perspectives
Quarter Day Session:
Latest results from Pierre Auger Observatory and TUS experiment
Chair: Etienne Parizot
61.
Martina Bohacova:
Pierre Auger Observatory Highlights
62.
Marcus Niechciol:
Multimessenger astronomy with the Pierre Auger Observatory
63.
Rossella Caruso:
Overview of the AugerPrime science case and current status
64.
Josina Schulte:
Arrival direction studies of ultra-high-energy cosmic rays measured at the Pierre Auger Observatory
65.
Yeldos Sholtan:
WITHDRAWN PAPER: Anomalous events in the TUS experiment
Quarter Day Session:
Latest results from Telescope Array and mini-EUSO instrument
Chair: Pier Simone Marrocchesi
66.
Keitaro Fujita:
Overview of Cosmic Ray measurements with Telescope Array and TALE
67.
Laura Marcelli:
The Mini-EUSO telescope on board the ISS: an overview of the results
68.
Marco Casolino:
Search for Strange Quark matter and Massive Dark Matter from space with the Mini-EUSO experiment
69.
Matteo Battisti (speaker: Mario Edoardo Bertaina):
Implications of Mini-EUSO measurements for a space-based observation of UHECRs
Quarter Day Session:
Precursors of the future UHE cosmic ray space missions
Chair: Marco Casolino
70.
Etienne Parizot:
The JEM-EUSO perspective and the future of UHECR studies from space
71.
Johannes Eser:
POEMMA and the road to a multi messenger space observatory
72.
Johannes Eser:
EUSO-SPB2: First Results of a Multi Messenger Balloon Payload
73.
Mario Edoardo Bertaina:
The NUSES space mission
Quarter Day Session:
I. Future instrumentation: low-energy cosmic rays
Chair: Nathan Walsh
74.
Keith Mcbride:
Isotopic composition of cosmic rays with the HELIX balloon project
75.
Brian Rauch:
The Trans-Iron Galactic Element Recorder for the International Space Station
76.
Wolfgang Zober:
The Science of the TIGERISS Mission
77.
Tsuguo Aramaki:
The GAPS Project: Antarctic balloon flight for antinuclei-based indirect dark matter searches
Quarter Day Session:
II. Future instrumentation: multi-messenger experiments - antimatter, cosmic rays, gamma rays
Chair: Pravata Mohanty
78.
Tsuguo Aramaki:
The GRAMS Project: Gamma-Ray and AntiMatter Survey
79.
Roberto Iuppa:
Technological Advancements for Direct Antimatter Detection in Future Space Missions
80.
Pier Simone Marrocchesi:
Moonray: a cosmic-ray observatory on the Moon
81.
Takayuki Saito:
Advancing Cosmic Ray Research: The Capabilities of the Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory
Quarter Day Session:
III. Future instrumentation: multi-messenger experiments - HERD, HERO, and UHE neutrino detectors
Chair: Donghwa Kang
82.
Yongwei Dong:
A landmark experiment onboard China Space Station: the High Energy cosmic-Radiation Detection facility
83.
Quincy Abarr:
Discovering ultrahigh energy neutrinos with PUEO
84.
Yi Zhang:
Progress of the Giant Radio Array for Neutrino Detection (GRAND) Project
85.
Kaoru Takahashi:
Development of an analysis method for neutrino-induced air showers with the Telescope Array surface detectors
86.
Khussein Karatash (presenter: Ksenia Belocopitova):
The high-energy ray observatory prototype beam tests at SPS CERN
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
87.
Sinchul Kang:
Performance of the ISS-CREAM Instrument
88.
Arul Bagga:
Analysis of Monte Carlo Simulation Data for the ISS-CREAM Instrument
89.
Chung-Ming Ko:
Cosmic ray-MHD flows on a magnetic flux-surface
90.
Rumen Shkevov:
Wave-particle resonant interactions as a mirror for the fluxes of relativistic particles in space plasmas
91.
Sunjung Kim:
Microinstabilities and Electron Preacceleration at Quasi-perpendicular Shocks in the High-Beta Intracluster Medium
92.
Brian Rauch:
TIGERISS predicted measurements
93.
Xin Liu:
The calorimeter of the HERD experiment
94.
Junjing Wang:
Application of GNN method for particle tracking in the HERD experiment