A series of Dark Matter Day events will be held worldwide on and around October 31, 2022, to focus on the latest efforts in this historic hunt for the unknown. Watch this site to learn how you can take part in the Dark Matter Day 2022 celebration and discussions.
Plan an event:
Check out this Dark Matter Day Event Starter Kit to help you plan a local event. Need more help? Send an email to: darkmatterday@interactions.org or contact a regional Dark Matter Day contact person below.
Share an event:
Enter your event details here for Dark Matter Day 2022 Events. We will share them on this website. Dark Matter Day 2022 will be held on and around October 31, 2022.
Find an event:
Find out about Dark Matter Day events near you. We’ll keep you posted about upcoming events.
Regional Dark Matter Day Contacts
Switzerland
Geneva
- Ana Godinho, CERN laboratory, ana.godinho@cern.ch
- Sarah Charley, CERN laboratory, sarah.charley@cern.ch
United Kingdom
Swindon, England
- Becky Parker-Ellis, Science & Technology Facilities Council, becky.parker-ellis@stfc.ukri.org
Oxfordshire, England
- Jake Gilmore, Science & Technology Facilities Council’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, jake.gilmore@stfc.ukri.org
Canada
- Blaire Flynn, SNOLAB, Blaire.Flynn@snolab.ca
U.S.A.
California
Berkeley
- Glenn Roberts Jr., Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, geroberts@lbl.gov
Menlo Park
- Andrew Gordon, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, agordon@slac.stanford.edu
Illinois
Batavia
- Lauren Biron, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, lbiron@fnal.gov
Argonne
- Jared N. Sagoff, Argonne National Laboratory, jsagoff@anl.gov
South Dakota
Lead
- Connie A. Walter, Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF), cwalter@sanfordlab.org
More info:
- Try this “Event Starter Kit” to plan your own Dark Matter Day event.
- Share your Dark Matter Day event details here.
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