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Physics Calendar

The Physics calendar contains High Energy Theory events hosted by the Institute for Advanced Study and Princeton University. A condensed version of the calendar is sent to the general Physics mailing list on Friday afternoons. Reminder emails are sent the morning of the event. If you are a local faculty member, postdoc or graduate student and would like to be added to the general Physics mailing list, please contact Lisa Fleischer, lisa@ias.edu

Jan
29
2026

IAS Quantum Aspects of Black Holes Group Meeting

Continuing Past the Inner Horizon Using WKB
Ahmed Almheiri
11:00am|Bloomberg Hall Physics Library & Zoom

Abstract: Features of the black hole interior can be extracted from the analytic structure of boundary correlation functions. Working in the geodesic approximation, we find analytic continuations that probe the interior of rotating and charged black...

Feb
02
2026

IAS CMP/QFT Group Meeting

Classifying 2D Gapped Phases on the Lattice, Up to Invertible Phases
Daniel Ranard
11:00am|Bloomberg Lecture Hall (IAS)

Abstract: We often say two gapped lattice Hamiltonians are in the same topological phase if they are connected by a path of gapped Hamiltonians. For 2D spin systems, it is conjectured that each phase is uniquely specified by the modular tensor...

Feb
02
2026

IAS Phenomenology Lunch and Meet

Information Discussions on Phenomenology and New Theories beyond the Standard Model
12:30pm|Bloomberg Hall Biology Conference Room (1st Floor, Room 113)

This semester, we will be beginning a *very informal* get-together every Monday of people interested in/working on phenomenology and new theories beyond the standard model.  The idea is to discuss over lunch, perhaps meet up around 12.20, grab lunch...

Feb
02
2026

Princeton University Gravity Initiative Seminar

Where is the Second Multi-Messenger Compact Object Merger? Insight from Observations of GRBs, Kilonovae and Afterglows
Jillian Chin Rastinejad
12:30pm|Jadwin Hall, Princeton Gravity Initiative, 4th Floor

Abstract: With only one joint gravitational wave (GW)-electromagnetic (EM) detection to date, observations of the EM counterparts to neutron star mergers are a key path to probing the physics of these unique systems and predicting the behavior of...

Feb
09
2026

IAS Phenomenology Lunch and Meet

Information Discussions on Phenomenology and New Theories beyond the Standard Model
12:30pm|Bloomberg Hall Biology Conference Room (1st Floor, Room 113)

This semester, we will be beginning a *very informal* get-together every Monday of people interested in/working on phenomenology and new theories beyond the standard model.  The idea is to discuss over lunch, perhaps meet up around 12.20, grab lunch...