Upcoming events

Solving the quantum many-body problem with machine learning: 1D spinless fermions
Seminar Solving the quantum many-body problem with machine learning: 1D spinless fermions
Basis transformations in EFTs
Seminar Basis transformations in EFTs
Spin Entanglement witness for Quantum Gravity
Seminar Spin Entanglement witness for Quantum Gravity
Nonlocal Lagrangian formalism
Thesis Defence Nonlocal Lagrangian formalism
The interplay between internal and external processes in disk galaxies: formation and evolution of thick disks
Seminar The interplay between internal and external processes in disk galaxies: formation and evolution of thick disks
A holographic model for soft gluon interactions
Seminar A holographic model for soft gluon interactions
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ICCUB Colloquium Einstein Telescope, a look at the dawn of the Universe
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Seminar Seminarby Subhajit Mazumdar (Center for Theoretical Physics - Seoul National University)

Past events

Thesis icc - Testing the Standard Model with radiative beauty and rare strange decays at LHCb
Thesis Defence Testing the Standard Model with radiative beauty and rare strange decays at LHCb
Far-from-equilibrium relativistic hydrodynamics – From attractors to resummed hydrodynamics
Seminar Far-from-equilibrium relativistic hydrodynamics – From attractors to resummed hydrodynamics
ICCUB Colloquium "Cosmology without assuming a cosmology" by prof. Luca Amendola (u. Heidelberg)
ICCUB Colloquium Cosmology without assuming a cosmology
Towards ab initio-based nuclear energy functionals
Seminar Towards ab initio-based nuclear energy functionals
Entwinement and bulk reconstruction in AdS3/CFT2
Seminar Entwinement and bulk reconstruction in AdS3/CFT2
Generalised Scherk-Schwarz reductions and two dimensional gravity
Seminar Generalised Scherk-Schwarz reductions and two dimensional gravity
Towards an understanding of the nature of massive fast-rotators
Seminar Towards an understanding of the nature of massive fast-rotators
Simulating nuclei in quantum computers
Seminar Simulating nuclei in quantum computers