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Physik im Theater | Rätsel im kosmologischen Standardmodell | Prof. Ruth Durrer, Uni Genf und Prof. Dr. Matthias Neubert, MITP Direktor (Photo: Bernward Bertram)

Physik im Theater | Rätsel im kosmologischen Standardmodell | Prof. Ruth Durrer, Uni Genf und Prof. Dr. Matthias Neubert, MITP Direktor (Photo: Bernward Bertram)

Georg Krausch, President of JGU, and Nobel Prize laureate Adam Riess signing JGU's Golden Visitor's Book on the occasion of the MITP workshop 'Tensions in the LCDM Paradigm' (May 14-18, 2018). (Photo/©: Stefan F. Sämmer/JGU)

Georg Krausch, President of JGU, and Nobel Prize laureate Adam Riess signing JGU's Golden Visitor's Book on the occasion of the MITP workshop 'Tensions in the LCDM Paradigm' (May 14-18, 2018). (Photo/©: Stefan F. Sämmer/JGU)

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    SMEFT-Tools 2025

    Topical Workshop
    January 13 - 17

    Organized by Jason Aebischer (CERN), Matteo Fael (CERN), Anders Eller Thomsen (Univsersity of Bern), Javier Virto (University of Barcelona) and Javier Fuentes Martín (University of Granada).


    The Arithmetic of Calabi–Yau Manifolds

    Scientific Program
    March 27 - 31

    Organized by Philip Candelas (University of Oxford, diversity coordinator), Xenia de la Ossa (University of Oxford), Hans Jockers (JGU Mainz), Pyry Kuusela (JGU Mainz), and Joseph McGovern (University of Melbourne).


    Neutrino–Nucleus Interactions in the Standard Model and Beyond


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    May 13 - 23

    Organized by Vedran Brdar (Oklahoma State University), Joachim Kopp (CERN & JGU Mainz), and Noemi Rocco (Fermilab).


    Joint MITP / ICTP School in São Paulo, Brazil


    Joint School in São Paulo, Brazil
    May 27 - 31 May

    Organized by Sonia Bacca (JGU Mainz, Germany), Carlos Bertulani (Texas A&M University, USA), Emiko Hiyama (Tohoku University, Japan), and Tobias Frederico (ITA, Brazil).

    Factorization and Evolution in Full Color

    Scientific Program
    June 2 - 13

    Organized by Philipp Böer (CERN), Patrick Hager (JGU Mainz), Simon Plätzer (University of Graz & University of Vienna), Malin Sjödahl (Lund University), and Heribert Weigert (University of Cape Town).


    Flavour for New Physics at Present and Future Colliders

    Topical Workshop
    June 16 - 20

    Organized by Lukas Allwicher (University of Zurich), Javier M. Lizana (IFT Madrid), Emanuelle Pinsard (University of Zurich), and Nudžeim Selimović (INFN Padova).


    Quantum Sensing Meets Ultra-high Frequency Gravitational Waves

    Scientific Program
    June 30 - July 11

    Organized by Nancy Aggarwal (UC Davis), Diego Blas (IFAE / ICREA, Barcelona), Raffaele Tito D’Agnolo (IPhT CEA Saclay & ENS Paris), Sebastian Ellis (University of Geneva), Joachim Kopp (CERN & JGU Mainz).


    Windows into New Physics in the Sky

    Scientific Program
    July 15 - August 1

    Organized by Kim Berghaus (Caltech), Enrico Morgante (Univ. of Trieste / INFN), Clara Murgui (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona / IFAE), Davide Racco (ETH Zurich / Univ. of Zurich), Maura E. Ramirez-Quezada and Pedro Schwaller (JGU).

    Frontiers and Challenges in Lattice Gauge Theory

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    Organized by Harvey Meyer (JGU Mainz), Sinéad Ryan (Trinity College Dublin), Hartmut Wittig (JGU Mainz), and Felix Yu (JGU Mainz).


    New Ways to Discover Light New Physics

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    Organized by Martin Bauer (IPPP Durham Univ.), Sophie Renner (Univ. of Glasgow) and Andrea Thamm (UMass Amherst).


    From the Cosmos to the Lab: Novel Links and Strategies

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    Organized by Guillermo Ballesteros Martínez (IFT UAM-CSIC),Torsten Bringmann (Univ. of Oslo), Julia Harz (JGU Mainz), Jessica Turner (IPPP Durham Univ.), and Yong Xu (JGU Mainz).

    MathemAmplitudes: Co-homology and Combinatorics of
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    Topical Workshop
    September 22 - 26

    Organized by Claudia Fevola (Inria Saclay, diversity coordinator), Federico Gasparotto (JGU Mainz), Manoj Kumar Mandal (University of Padova), Pierpaolo Mastrolia (University of Padova), and Sebastian Mizera (Princeton University).


    Particle Physics Phenomenology after the Higgs Discovery

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    Organized by Gudrun Heinrich (KIT), Michael Krämer (RWTH Aachen University), Thomas Mannel (University of Siegen), and Malgorzata Worek (RWTH Aachen University).


    Precision Determinations of the Fine-Structure Constant

    Topical Workshop
    October 27 - 31

    Organized by Klaus Blaum (MPI for Nuclear Physics), Martin Hoferichter (Univ. of Bern), Makiko Nio (RIKEN/Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science) and Hartmut Wittig (JGU Mainz).

     

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