Second Latin American Conference on Gravitational Waves

The aim of the conference is to promote the science of gravitational wave detection and astronomy in Mexico and Latin America, by bringing together potentially interested scientists from the region with experts from the International Gravitational Wave Network (formerly known as the LVK collaboration) and the Einstein Telescope. The meeting will encompass a wide range of topics related to gravitational waves, including theoretical and observational aspects, data analysis techniques and technological advancements for the current and next generation detectors. It will be an opportunity to encourage international cooperation and to foster regional leadership in the field.

Organizers:

Fabián Peña Arellano (CSULA, USA)
Claudia Moreno González (UdeG, México)
Mauricio Antelis Ortiz (ITESM, México)
Manuel Morales Altamirano (UdeG, México)
Pedro Ramírez Baca (UDEM, México)
Pablo Lizardo Romo (UAZ, México)
Carlos Ortiz (UAZ, México)
Aldo Batta Márquez (INAOE, México)
Humberto Salazar Ibarguén (BUAP, México)
Jonathan Reyes Pérez (BUAP, México)                                                                   Ariadna Montiel Arenas (CINVESTAV)

Invited Speakers (Preliminary):

Riccardo Sturani (INPE,  Brazil)

Odylio Aguiar (INPE, Brazil)

Manfred Kraus (IF-UNAM, México)

Fabián Bautista (University of Edinburgh , UK)

Andrew Miller (ICTP-AP, China)

Marcio Alves (INPE, Brazil)

Enzo Tapia San Martín (NIKHEF, Netherlands)

Macarena Lagos Urbina (Andrés Bello National University, Chile)

Romano Antonio Enea* (University of Antioquia, Colombia)

Past conferences:

First International Latin American Conference on Gravitational Waves:  10 years sinces first detection

São José dos Campos - SP, Brazil 2025

link: https://agenda.infn.it/event/45592/overview