Organizers:

Masha Baryakhtar, University of Washington
Tao Han, University of Pittsburgh
Zhen Liu, University of Minnesota
Jessica Turner, Durham University

New physics is highly expected to be not far from the electroweak scale, particularly the physics of the Higgs boson and dark matter. While ensuring that established new physics searches remain powerful in the complex high-luminosity LHC environment, the community is increasing efforts on challenging signatures as exotic Higgs decays and long-lived particles. Specialized detectors positioned off of the collision point have opened exciting opportunities. In parallel, ongoing revolutions in quantum information science, neutrino physics, astroparticle physics, and precision and cosmological probes of the dark sector have brought new questions and perspectives. This program aims to foster interdisciplinary interactions among the energy, neutrino, precision, and cosmic frontiers and open new frontiers in our explorations of particle physics.