Job Details

2027 KITP Conferences

Position Number: 9780915
Location: Santa Barbara, United States
Position Type: Conference and Events Administration

KAVLI INSTITUTE FOR THEORETICAL PHYSICS

Conferences

The people named below proposed and will coordinate conferences hosted by the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics in 2027.

Energy Correlators: From Theory to Experiment
Kyle Lee, Ian Moult, and David Simmons-Duffin
February 14, 2027
The Cosmic Ray Connection: From Heliospheric Plasmas to Galaxies and Clusters
Greg Bryan, Christoph Pfrommer, Mateusz Ruszkowski, and Ellen Zweibel
February 2225, 2027
Building Bridges between Massive Stars and Supernovae
Jared Goldberg, Ylva Gtberg, Andy Howell, Tomer Shenar, and Lieke van Son
March 811, 2027
Geometrical Aspects of Quantum Materials and their Responses
Peter Armitage, Leon Balents, Liang Fu, Yi-Ting Hsu, and Joel Moore
April 1922, 2027
Combinatorics and Geometries of Fundamental Physics
Daniel Baumann, Hugh Thomas, and Jaroslav Trnka
May 1720, 2027
Observing the Quantum Universe
Xi Dong, Austin Joyce, Edgar Shaghoulian, and Eva Silverstein
June 28July 1, 2027
The Neuroscientific and Psychological Theories of Development in the Deep Learning Era
Merav Ahissar, Devon Jarvis, Israel Nelken, Stefano Sarao Mannelli, and Andrew Saxe
July 1215, 2027
Dark Matter in the Era of Precision Astrophysics
Lina Necib, Carl Rodriguez, and Tjitske Starkenburg
August 2326, 2027
Quantum Materials through a New Lens: Emerging Probes and Phenomena
Erez Berg, Charlotte Boettcher, Mark Rudner, Roser Valenti, and Andrea Young
September 710, 2027
Horizons in Quantum Gravity
Alejandra Castro, Seok Kim, Sameer Murthy, and Joaquin Turiaci
October 2528, 2027
Compact Object Magnetospheres and Outflows: A Multi-scale View through Electromagnetic Waves, Neutrinos and Cosmic Rays
Ke Fang, Kohta Murase, Joonas Nttil, Lorenzo Sironi, and Alexandra Veledina
November 1518, 2027

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Professor Lars Bildsten, Director
Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics
University of California, Santa Barbara