Higgs: Now and in the Future

With possible evidence for the Higgs boson, we may be getting a first glimpse of its various properties, such as the rates for different production processes and its decays. With mounting statistics and a growing set of measurements, the Higgs boson will shed light on many aspects of TeV-scale physics. This 2-day workshop will bring together a small group of experimentalists and theorists, with the aim of understanding the most recent Higgs boson results, confronting current challenges, and paving the way for more precise future measurements. The first day of the workshop ("The Present") will include reviews of specific published measurements with the goal of exposing and tackling the challenges in their ongoing development. The second day ("The Future") will focus on prospects and new ideas for future Higgs measurements that will test the Standard Model in detail, and may point toward distinctive new physics.

Experimentalists

Aysha Abdel-Aziz, University of Toronto
Justin Albert, University of Victoria
Georges Azuelos, University of Montreal
Bertrand Brelier, University of Toronto
Dag Gillberg, CERN
Doug Gingrich, University of Alberta
Ewan Hill, University of Victoria
Justin Keung, University of Toronto
Thomas Koffas, CERN
Ashutosh Kotwal, Duke University
Peter Krieger, University of Toronto
Jim Lacey, CERN
Michael Luke, University of Toronto
Dugan O'Neil, Simon Fraser University
Pierre Savard, University of Toronto
Doug Schouten, TRIUMF
Steven Schramm, University of Toronto
Bernd Stelzer, CERN
Oliver Stelzer-Chilton, TRIUMF
William Trischuk, University of Toronto

Theorists

Haipeng An, Perimeter Institute
Nima Arkani-Hamed, Institute for Advanced Studies
Cliff Burgess, Perimeter Institute, McMaster University
Christophe Grojean, CERN
Bob Holdom, University of Toronto
Eder Izaguirre, Stanford University
Mariangela Lisanti, Princeton University
Heather Logan, Carleton University
Josef Pradler, Perimeter Institute
Matthew Reece, Harvard University
Philip Schuster, Perimeter Institute
Carlos Tamarit, Perimeter Institute
Natalia Toro, Perimeter Institute
Neal Weiner, New York University
Itay Yavin, Perimeter Institute, McMaster University