Jan Conrad
		Fellow of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences (akademiforskare), docent Stockholm University Fysikum AlbaNova University Centre SE-10961 Stockholm Sweden Tel: +46 (0)8 5537 8769 conrad at physto dot se
Publications	Teaching	Experiments	Former experiments
		Fermi GST H.E.S.S. CTA design study
Fermi Gamma-ray Telescope
People: Jan Conrad (docent), Christine Meurer (post-doc), Joachim Ripken (post-doc), Alexander Sellerholm (PhD student), Tomi Ylinen (PhD student) The Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope is a satellite mission for measuring high-energy gamma-rays from space. The project is an international collaboration, involving institutions from France, Italy, Japan, Sweden and USA. The effective energy range is 10 keV - 300 GeV. The satellite consists of two different instruments, the Large Area Telescope (LAT) and the Gamma-ray Burst Monitor (GBM). Our group participated in the 2006 beam tests of the LAT calibration unit. Our main interest is the search for dark matter signal. For more information on the Swedish particpants in Fermi: The Swedish Fermi consortium We are closely working with people of the group in theoretical astroparticle physics, in particular: Lars Bergström (prof.), Joakim Edsjö(assoc. prof.), Gabriejela Zaharijas (post-doc), Yashar Akrami (PhD student) and Pat Scott (PhD student)