NHETC Seminar

HEP - phenomenology HEP - theory mathematical physics

Audience:	Researchers in the topic
Seminar series time:	Tuesday 18:30-19:30 in your time zone, UTC
Organizer:	Christina Pettola*
Curators:	Claudius Krause, Heeyeon Kim, Vivek Saxena, Saebyeok Jeong
	*contact for this listing

Description: Weekly research seminar of the NHETC at Rutgers University

Livestream link is available on the webpage.

Upcoming talks

Past talks

Your time			Speaker	Title
Tue	May 17	18:30	Prasanth Shyamsundar	Constructing sensitive and robust collider observables with machine learning
Tue	May 03	18:30	Anja Butter	Normalizing Flows for LHC Theory
Tue	Apr 26	18:30	Pietro Longhi	Studies of five-dimensional BPS spectra and applications to enumerative geometry
Tue	Apr 19	18:30	Joshua Isaacson	How to measure M_W: A theory perspective
Tue	Apr 12	18:30	Du Pei	Holomorphic CFTs and topological modular forms
Tue	Apr 05	18:30	Ian Moult	Conformal Colliders Meet the LHC
Tue	Mar 29	18:30	Andy Neitzke	Differential equations and deformations of supersymmetric QFT
Tue	Mar 22	18:30	Greg Yang	Renormalizing the Optimal Hyperparameters of a Neural Network
Tue	Mar 15	18:30	Peizhi Du	New backgrounds and new ideas for sub-GeV dark matter direct detection
Tue	Mar 08	19:30	Tudor Dimofte	A QFT for non-semisimple TQFT
Tue	Mar 01	19:30	Clara Murgui	Dark Unification: a UV-complete Theory of Asymmetric Dark Matter
Tue	Feb 22	19:30	Anton Kapustin	Equivariant Berry phase for many-body quantum lattice systems
Tue	Feb 15	21:30	Graham White	Archaeology on the origin of matter
Tue	Feb 08	19:30	Dalimil Mazac	Automorphic Spectra and the Conformal Bootstrap
Tue	Feb 01	19:30	Hank Lamm	Quantum Computing for Quantum Field Theories
Tue	Dec 07	19:30	Rebecca Leane	Detecting Dark Matter in Celestial Bodies
Tue	Nov 30	19:30	Geoff Penington	Quantum minimal surfaces from quantum error correction
Tue	Nov 23	19:30	Juven Wang	Quantum Criticality Beyond the Standard Model and Ultra Unification
Tue	Nov 16	19:30	Katelin Schutz	Astrophysical plasmas, phase space, and searches for new particles
Tue	Nov 09	19:30	Brian Swingle	Hydrodynamics and the Spectral Form Factor
Tue	Nov 02	18:30	Ofri Telem	Monopole Catalysis From Scattering Amplitudes
Tue	Oct 26	18:30	Davide Gaiotto	Giant gravitons in twisted holograpy
Tue	Oct 19	18:30	Siddharth Mishra-Sharma	Using machine learning to look for dark matter in the Galactic Center, the Milky Way halo, and other galaxies
Tue	Oct 12	16:00	Daniel Harlow	A universal formula for the density of states in theories with finite-group symmetry
Tue	Oct 05	18:30	Patrick Draper	The CKN Bound and Particle Physics
Tue	Sep 28	18:30	John McGreevy	Fractons and Chern-Simons Theory
Tue	Sep 21	17:00	Daniel Whiteson	Learning Particle Physics from Machines
Tue	Sep 14	17:00	Shu-Heng Shao	On topological boundary conditions in 2+1d TQFT
Tue	Sep 07	17:00	Tongyan Lin	Dark matter direct detection with dielectrics
Tue	May 04	17:00	Brian Nord	Deeply Uncertain: (how) can we make deep learning tools trustworthy for scientific measurements?
Tue	Apr 20	17:00	Jeff Dror	Testing fundamental physics using pulsars
Tue	Apr 13	17:00	Emil Martinec	Stringy Structure at the BPS Bound
Tue	Apr 06	17:00	Ken Van Tilburg	Stellar Basins of Gravitationally Bound Particles
Tue	Mar 23	17:00	Phiala Shanahan	Machine learning for physics: gauge-equivariant architectures
Tue	Mar 09	18:00	Nicholas Rodd	Two new ideas for the axion dark matter program
Tue	Feb 23	18:00	Cristina Mondino	Probing dark matter substructure with astrometric weak lensing
Tue	Feb 09	18:30	Harikrishnan Ramani	Tackling energy deficits for dark matter detection
Tue	Jan 26	18:30	Jared Kaplan	Scaling Laws in Machine Learning and GPT-3
Tue	Nov 03	20:00	Sergei Gukov	Cobordism invariants from BPS q-series
Tue	Oct 27	19:00	Ibrahima Bah	Anomaly Inflow and topological mass terms
Tue	Oct 13	19:00	Ahsan Khan	Domain Wall Junctions and Categorical Wall-Crossing
Tue	May 12	19:00	Aswin Balasubramanian	Families of Hitchin systems and N=2 theories

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