Objectifs :
The school will cover the emerging field of gravitational wave detection and of its scientific exploitation. Following their discovery by the LIGO/Virgo consortia, many other gravitational wave detections are expected at the existing and future gravitational antennas. They will open up a new window of exploration, sometimes unique and sometimes complementary to what other messengers such as electromagnetic radiation (radio, IR, visible, UV, X-rays, gamma rays) and neutrinos can reveal of the physics at work in our Universe. The objective of the school is to provide the students with a solid introduction to most aspects of this interdisciplinary field in accelerated expansion.

Programme :
School Programme
GR and GW Theorie (7h) - Simone Speziale (CPT)
Panorama of possible GW sources (1h) - Joe Romano (TTU)
GW Data Analysis (3h) - Sylvain Marsat (L2IT)
GW Instruments (3h)
- On Ground (LIGO/Virgo, ET) - Walid Chaibi (OCA)
- In Space (LISA) - Hubert Halloin (APC)
Hands on data (3h) - Simone Mastrogiovanni (INFN - La Sapienza)
GW to study the Universe
- Astrophysics (1h30) - Astrid Lamberts (OCA)
- Cosmology (1h30) - Simone Mastrogiovanni (INFN - La Sapienza)
- Fundamental Physics (1h30) - Mairi Sakellariadou (King's College)
- Multi-Messager Astronomy (1h30) - Sarah Antier (OCA)
Advanced seminars
- GW and Nuclear Physics (1h30) - Jerome Margueron (I2P Lyon)
- Pulsar Timing Arrays (PTA):
- Science and Detection (1h30) - Gilles Theureau (LPC2E)
- SGWB Analysis (1h30) - Joe Romano (TTU)
- Deep Learning in GW physics (1h30) - Natalia Korsakova (APC)

Pré-requis :
The school is open in priority to Master and PhD students, and also to young or not so young scientists who would like to get better acquainted with Gravitational Waves.
For attendees to fully benefit from the school programme, it is highly recommended that they have had at least an introductory exposure to General Relativity before.

Equipe pédagogique :
Marie-Anne BIZOUARD (OCA/ARTEMIS) Oualid CHAIBI (OCA/ARTEMIS) Nelson CHRISTENSEN (OCA/ARTEMIS) Sebastien GUILLOT (IRAP) Eric KAJFASZ (CPPM/IPhU) Christian MARINONI (CPT/IPhU) Sylvain MARSAT (L2IT) Alejandro PEREZ (CPT/IPhU) Delphine PORQUET (LAM/IPhU) Nicola TAMANINI (L2IT)

Compétences acquises à l'issue de la formation :
Solid introduction to many aspects of the gravitational waves physics.

Les Compétences et capacités visées à l'issue de la formation (fiches RNCP)

Arrêté du 22 février 2019 définissant les compétences des diplômés du doctorat et inscrivant le doctorat au répertoire national de la certification professionnelle. https://www.legifrance.gouv.fr/loda/id/JORFTEXT000038200990/

Bloc 4 : Veille scientifique et technologique à l’échelle internationale

- Acquérir, synthétiser et analyser les données et informations scientifiques et technologiques d’avant-garde à l’échelle internationale

- Disposer d’une compréhension, d’un recul et d’un regard critique sur l’ensemble des informations de pointe disponibles

- Développer des réseaux de coopération scientifiques et professionnels à l’échelle internationale

- Disposer de la curiosité, de l’adaptabilité et de l’ouverture nécessaire pour se former et entretenir une culture générale de haut niveau

La formation participe à l'objectif suivant :conforter la culture scientifique des doctorants dans leur champ disciplinaire ou en interdisciplinaire