Past Events

2025

EFI Colloquium - Black Holes in Quantum Gravity: Old Puzzles and New Connections - Tom Hartman, Cornell

3:30–4:45 pm MCP 201

Black Holes in Quantum Gravity: Old Puzzles and New Connections
Tom Hartman, Cornell

May 19

Kadanoff Seminar: Geometry of Insulators and Topology of Metals --- An Entangled View from the Corner. - Pok Man Tam, Princeton University

1:30 pm MCP 201

Geometry of Insulators and Topology of Metals—- An Entangled View from the Corner.

May 19

Compton Lecture - Neutrinos: Detectors and Discoveries by Thomas Wester

11:00 am Kersten Physics Teaching Center

These lectures are free and for the public.
Watch in person or online!

May 17

Particle Theory Seminar: Understanding Gravitational Tides with Scattering Amplitudes. - Mikhail Ivanov, MIT

1:30 pm MCP - 3rd Floor Atrium

Understanding Gravitational Tides with Scattering Amplitudes.

May 14

EFI Colloquium - The Neutron Lifetime Puzzle, Chen-Yu Liu, Illinois

3:30–4:45 pm MCP 201

The Neutron Lifetime Puzzle
Chen-Yu Liu, Illinois

May 12

Compton Lecture - Neutrinos: Detectors and Discoveries by Thomas Wester

11:00 am Kersten Physics Teaching Center

These lectures are free and for the public.
Watch in person or online!

May 10

Special Kadanoff Seminar: Decohered but entangled: how symmetries and anomalies constrain mixed states. - Leonardo Lessa, Perimeter Institute

12:30 pm MCP - 3rd Floor Atrium

Decohered but entangled: how symmetries and anomalies constrain mixed states.

May 8

Particle Theory Seminar: Broadening direct searches for light dark matter. - Ben Lehmann, MIT

1:30 pm MCP 201

Broadening direct searches for light dark matter.

May 7

Special Kadanoff Seminar: New models for Rydberg tweezer arrays: from doped quantum magnets to lattice gauge theories. - Lukas Homeier, University of Colorado - Boulder

12:30 pm MCP 3rd Floor Atrium

New models for Rydberg tweezer arrays: from doped quantum magnets to lattice gauge theories.

May 6