As a mysterious thing that occupies most of the mass of the universe, dark matter has always been the object of scientists' research and exploration. Yu Haibo, assistant professor of physics and astronomy at the University of California at riverside, was invited to share the history of human exploration of dark matter in the past 100 years. He introduced the important role of dark matter in the evolution of the universe and the formation of celestial structure on a large scale, as well as the subdivision topics, such as the properties of dark matter particles on a small scale and the inability of the existing standard model of basic particles to explain dark matter, New candidates need to be introduced; At present, the progress of direct detection, collider detection and indirect detection experiments of dark matter search; The hypothesis of self interaction between dark matter is successful in explaining the diversity of Galaxy rotation curves. Mr. Yu Haibo also had an interdisciplinary frontier discussion with the participants, discussing the future of dark matter research, the importance of interdisciplinary research, basic research itself and its significance in China.

Moderator

Meng SU, Associate Professor, Laboratory for Space Research, the University of Hong Kong, Member of Future Forum YOSIA

Keynote Speech

Haibo YU, Assisant Professor of Physics, University of California, Riverside, Member of Future Forum YOSIA

Participants

-Jianglai LIU, Professor, School of Physics and Astronomy, Shanghai Jiaotong University
-Hua ZHOU, Physicist, Argonne National Laboratory, USA
-Shiguang SHAN, Founder, President and CTO, Seeta Technology Inc. Professor, ICT CAS, Member of Future Forum YOSIA