2025
Second US Muon Collider Collaboration Meeting
Through August 8, 2025 Kersten 106
A meeting with the primary goal to engage broader participation in the muon collider effort, familiarize groups with the current status of physics, accelerator and detector developments, and discuss ways they can contribute to the effort.
Muon Collider Accelerator School
Through August 6, 2025 Kersten 106
Student training to kickstart US Muon Collider R&D efforts.
Special Kadanoff Seminar: Stability and loop models from decohering non-Abelian topological order. - Pablo Sala, Caltech
12:30 pm MCP - 3rd Floor Atrium
Stability and loop models from decohering non-Abelian topological order.
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
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.
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!
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.
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
Kadanoff Seminar: Chaos and stochasticity in holography. - Julian Sonner, University of Genova
1:30 pm MCP 201
Chaos and stochasticity in holography.
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!