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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, [email protected]

Nov
16
2026

Princeton University LFTP Seminar

Measuring Black Hole Spin with Gravitational Waves: Single Events and the Astrophysical Population
Simona Miller
12:30pm|Jadwin Hall, 4th Floor, LFPT Space

Abstract: 

Nov
16
2026

Princeton University High Energy Theory Seminar

Liouville gravity is why we are here
Victor Ivo
2:30pm|Jadwin Hall, PCTS Room 407

Abstract:  I will discuss two recent papers with Jordan Cotler and Juan Maldacena. I will begin by reviewing the wavefunctional formalism in inflationary cosmology, including its symmetries. I will then introduce a special limit of inflation, which...

Nov
17
2026

IAS Phenomenology Lunch and Meet

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

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

Nov
17
2026

IAS Amplitudes Group Meeting

Conformal Correlators in Twistor Space
Théo Keseman
2:30pm|Bloomberg Lecture Hall (IAS)

Abstract: Conserved conformal correlation functions play a central role in holography and cosmology, yet their construction becomes increasingly complicated for operators with spin. In this talk, I will show how twistor theory naturally incorporates...

Nov
19
2026

Princeton University Donald R. Hamilton Colloquium Series

Around the Random Purification Channel
Ewin Tang
4:00pm|Jadwin Hall A-10

Abstract: The discovery of the random purification channel has surprised many of us who work in quantum information, as it is so natural a statement, so powerful a technique, and spent so long under our noses. In this talk, I will survey the...

Nov
20
2026

Princeton University High Energy Theory Seminar

Electroweak Symmetry Breaking at a Future Muon Collider
Matthew Forslund
11:00am|Jadwin Hall, PCTS Room 407

Abstract: Studying the Higgs boson and the mechanism of electroweak symmetry breaking remains one of the primary goals of current and future colliders, in the hope of resolving fundamental questions left unanswered in the Standard Model. A future...