The 2016 edition of the Schladming
Winter School in Theoretical Physics will
be on new trends and open challenges in the understanding of the microcosm. With the discovery of a Standard Model-like scalar boson at the LHC and no further clear-cut observation of new phenomena at the electroweak scale the quest for a natural description of the microcosm has become even more pressing. Evaluating new theoretical frameworks which UV-complete the Standard Model or benchmark models beyond the SM, fascinates physicists across the various communities including those working on model building, particle phenomenology, quantum gravity, cosmology and formal theory. Key speakers will deliver a series of lectures (typically 2-4 hours each). Additional seminars related to the topics of the School by selected participants and a poster session add to the vibrancy of the event. |
Lectures Astrid Eichhorn (Imperial College) Asymptotic Safety Petr Horava (UC Berkeley) Gravity and the Quantum Hugh Osborn (U Cambridge) Advances in Quantum Field Theory Tilman Plehn (U Heidelberg) Collider Physics: Modern Tools and Techniques Veronica Sanz (U Sussex) Models for the LHC and Beyond Martin Schmaltz (Boston U) Fundamental Theory Beyond the Standard Model Mikhail Shaposhnikov (EPF Lausanne) Particle Physics and Cosmology Participation Please access http://physik.uni-graz.at/schladming2016/
if you wish to participate, |