NBIA-Oxford Colloquium on Theoretical Physics

Speaker List

• James Binney (Oxford University)
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    Modelling our Galaxy

• Jacob Bourjaily (Niels Bohr Institute)
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    The vernacular of the S-matrix

• Simon Caron-Huot (Niels Bohr International Academy)
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    The hidden simplicity of scattering amplitudes (and of hydrogen)

• Matthias Christandl (Niels Bohr Institute)
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    From Pauli's Principle to Fermionic Entanglement

• Poul Henrik Damgaard (Niels Bohr Institute)
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    Welcome

• Fabian Essler (University of Oxford)
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    Nonequilibrium dynamics in isolated many-particle quantum systems

• Robert Feidenhansl (Niels Bohr Institute)
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    Welcome

• Ramin Golestanian (University of Oxford)
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    TBD (soft cond-mat)

• Andre Lukas (University of Oxford)
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    Particle physics from string theory

• Martin Pessah (Niels Bohr International Academy)
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    The turbulent dynamics of accretion disks

• Graham Ross (University of Oxford)
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    Beyond the Standard Model (or not) after the Higgs

• Mark Rudner (Niels Bohr International Academy)
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    Alchemy for the 21st century: creating topological behavior in periodically-driven systems

• Subir Sarkar (NBI Copenhagen and University of Oxford)
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    Concluding remarks

• Alexander Schekochihin (University of Oxford)
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    Toward a theory of plasma dynamo: Magnetic fields and microinstabilities in a weakly collisional plasma

• Steve Simon (University of Oxford)
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    Strontium Ruthenate: Why this material has remained interesting for 20 years and what is new now

• Michael Trott (Niels Bohr International Academy)
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    Past present and the possible future in precision Higgs phenomenology

• John Wheater (University of Oxford)
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    Solvable matter on 2d Causal Dynamical Triangulation?

• Giulia Zanderighi (University of Oxford)
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    QCD for the LHC