Oral presentation at the 131st JPS Kyushu Branch Meeting

I gave a short talk, “Searching for ways to probe pseudo-Nambu-Goldstone boson dark matter,” at the 131st JPS Kyushu Branch Meeting. The presentation was based on our published work Pseudo-Nambu-Goldstone-boson Dark Matter from Three Complex Scalars.

What made this presentation especially memorable for me was that it was my first time presenting physics entirely in Japanese. I am grateful for the opportunity and for the discussions during the meeting.

I also had the chance to enjoy a bit of Kumamoto after the conference.

Trying Kumamoto's local specialty, karashi renkon (mustard-stuffed lotus root).