Our mission at the Mainz Institute for Theoretical Physics (MITP) is to provide unique opportunities for cross-disciplinary exchange between researchers from different fields of expertise in theoretical physics. Our series of scientific programs and short topical workshops attract leading international researchers working in theoretical particle, hadron, atomic and mathematical physics to Germany. An annual school provides in-depth training for the future generation of theoretical physicists.
The scientific activities at MITP are devoted to topics of forefront research in theoretical physics. They are intended to stimulate discussions and collaborations among the participants with the goal of generating new ideas and developing new tools and methods.
The MITP is an institute driven by the scientific community. Scientists are asked to submit proposals for programs and workshops in their respective field of expertise. Proposals are evaluated on a competitive basis by internationally distinguished experts of the MITP Advisory Board.
We are committed to increasing diversity in all our activities.
MITP is part of the PRISMA+ Cluster of Excellence.
Quantum Methods for Lattice Gauge Theories
Scientific Program
February 2 - 4 (cancelled due to COVID-19)
Organizers: Mari Carmen Banuls (MPI), Alessio Celi (Physics Dept. UAB), Karl Jansen (NIC, DESY) and Simone Montangero (Univ. di Padova)
Power Expansions on the Lightcone: From Theory to Phenomenology
Scientic Program
February 16 - 26 (cancelled due to COVID-19)
Organizers: Robert Szafron (Brookhaven Nat. Lab.), Ian Moult (Stanford Univ.) and Kai Yan (MPI Munich)
Scientific Program May 10 - 21 (cancelled due to COVID-19)
Organizers: Nathaniel Craig (UC Santa Barbara), Nayara Fonseca (DESY), Gilad Perez (Weizman Inst.), Camila Machado (DESY), Pedro Schwaller (JGU Mainz) and Ben Stefanek (Univ. of Zurich)
Mega Dark Matter: Theory and Detection
Scientific Program
May 25 - June 4 (cancelled due to COVID-19)
Organizers: Yang Bai (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison), Joseph Bramante (Queen's Univ.), Dorota Grabowska (CERN), Andrew Long (Rice Univ.) and Jessica Turner (Durham Univ.)
Physik im Theater: Hier finden Sie alle Informationen zur nächsten Veranstaltung in der Reihe "Physik im Theater" (Photo: MITP)
