All Scheduled Events, Physics | AS

October 22, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Patrick Breyyse
CITA

High-redshift astrophysics using every photon

Large galaxy surveys have dramatically improved our understanding of astrophysics and cosmology in the high-redshift universe, but they are fundamentally limited by the need to integrate long enough to detect each individual source. Line intensity mapping has recently arisen as a powerful alternative to these surveys, offering access to fainter sources and larger volumes than conventional techniques. There has been a surge of experimental interest in this technique, with surveys planned or in progress across the electromagnetic spectrum. In this talk, I will describe the wide variety of science which we will obtain from these experiments in the next few years and illustrate the methods by which we can go from maps of confused line emission to useful astrophysics. I will show how intensity maps can give new insights into topics ranging from star formation to the high-redshift ISM to the Hubble constant tension. I will further discuss the utility of combining intensity maps with conventional surveys, both for systematics control and for studying processes like AGN feedback. I will close with a discussion of how modern machine learning methods can be used to further extend what we can learn from these surveys.

October 23, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

October 23, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

Gopolang Mohlabeng
BNL

Inelastic dark matter revives the dark photon explanation of the muon g-2 anomaly

A massive U(1)' gauge boson known as a “dark photon” or A', has long been proposed as a potential explanation for the muon g − 2 anomaly. Recently, experimental results have excluded this possibility for a dark photon decaying visibly and invisibly. I revisit this idea and consider a model where A' couples to inelastic dark matter, leading to a semi-visible decay mode. I show that for large mass splittings between the dark sector states this decay mode is enhanced, weakening the invisibly decaying dark photon bounds. As a consequence, A' resolves the g −2 anomaly in a region of parameter space and the thermal dark matter component of the Universe is readily explained.

October 23, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

October 24, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

October 24, 2019 Thursday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, room 871
Soft Condensed Matter Seminars (csmr)

Sam Safran
Weizmann Institute of Science

Nonlinear dynamics of spontaneously beating heart cells

The observation of spontaneous calcium oscillations of ~ 1Hz in beating cardiac cells is typically explained by many coupled chemical reactions and parameters. We show that the separation of time scales of fast processes with slower calcium diffusion in the cell results in a single, non-linear dynamical equation that characterizes these oscillations with only a few physically relevant parameters, determined from independent experiments. We further demonstrate, both experimentally* and theoretically, that a much slower time scale (a persistence time of 10s of minutes) can be extracted from analysis of the noisy dynamics of beating. *Experiments: Ido Nitsan and Shelly Tzlil, Technion

October 24, 2019 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Joshua Ruderman
NYU

Knowns and Unknowns in Particle Physics

I will apply strategies originally developed by the Department of Defense to summarize the search for new particle physics with colliders and cosmology. I will survey what we know, and what we don’t know (but would like to know). I will show how the Large Hadron Collider is performing novel tests of the Standard Model, and how precision measurements at high energies may reveal new physics beyond the Standard Model. I will also talk about theories for dark matter beyond the Weakly Interacting Massive Particle, and how they can be tested experimentally. Finally, I will highlight how the low energy frontier of the Cosmic Microwave Background can probe new particle physics.

October 25, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

October 28, 2019 Monday 12:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

CCPP Brown Bag
Hongwan Liu
New York University

Reviving millicharged dark matter for 21-cm cosmology

October 28, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

October 29, 2019 Tuesday 9:30 AM +
726 Broadway Room 1067
Condensed Matter Physics Seminars (cmp)

Jedediah Pixley
Rutgers University

Incommensurate transitions and disorder in twisted bilayer graphene

Twisted bilayer graphene near the magic-angle has attracted a considerable amount of attention following the recent discovery of correlated insulating phases and superconductivity. Currently, the main source of disorder in experimental samples appears to come from a non-uniform twist angle across the system. Motivated by this, we construct local, microscopic lattice models that capture the low energy description of twisted bilayer graphene but are able to keep the twist angle as a tunable parameter. This allows us to study the effects of incommensurate twist angles on the low energy eigenstates in twisted bilayer graphene. We demonstrate that at the magic-angle, the system undergoes a single-particle, incommensurate transition where the wavefunctions delocalize in momentum space, concomitant with the onset of a finite density of states at the Dirac node energy. Using these microscopic models of twisted bilayer graphene we study the effects of disorder in the twist angle. Our results show that this qualitatively new type of disorder has a very weak effect on the renormalized Fermi velocity but systematically broadens the minibandwidth and smears out the otherwise sharp van Hove peaks.

October 29, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Drummond Fielding
CCA

TBA

October 30, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

October 30, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

Tim Linden
The Ohio State University

October 30, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

October 31, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

October 31, 2019 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Ian Dobbs-Dixon
NYU Abu Dhabi

TBA

November 1, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

November 1, 2019 Friday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA

November 4, 2019 Monday 10:30 AM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Informal HEP Talk
Dan Hooper
Fermilab / University of Chicago

November 4, 2019 Monday 12:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

CCPP Brown Bag
Asher Berlin
New York University

Directly Deflecting Dark Matter

November 4, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

November 5, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Matteo Cantiello
CCA

The New Era of Stellar Physics

November 6, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

November 6, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

Sasha Penin
U. of Alberta

Magic and beauty of QCD at high energy

November 6, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

November 7, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

November 7, 2019 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Dave Russel
NYU Abu Dhabi

TBA

November 8, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

November 11, 2019 Monday 12:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

CCPP Brown Bag
Andrew MacFadyen
New York University

Simulating something high energy

November 11, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

November 12, 2019 Tuesday 12:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Special Seminar
Eliezer Rabinovici
Hebrew university Jerusalem

Operator complexity growth at short and long time scales

In the framework of the AdS/CFT correspondence, the problem of explaining the structure of some correlation functions for large temporal and spatial separations, is tied to non perturbative properties. For spatial separations behind a Black Hole horizon this led to the introduction of a notion of quantum complexity as an significant feature of the boundary QFT . The quantum complexity continues to evolve for times much far longer than thermalization time scales. Several definitions were proposed for the definition of complexity in the boundary QFT, and its precise holographic dual. After reviewing some definitions of Complexity in the QFT and their proposed duals we introduce and explore a definition of operator complexity which depends only on the starting operator and the Hamiltonian of the system and does not depend on tolerance parameters. We analyze its behavior at short and long times for a finite system and find that they reproduce generic features one expects for complexity of quantum many-body systems.

November 12, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Don Ellison
North Carolina State University

Shock Acceleration in Astrophysics

First-order Fermi shock acceleration has been actively investigated for over 40 years. This particle acceleration mechanism has been applied to shocks on scales from planetary bow shocks to shocks in clusters of galaxies and is generally, but not universally, considered the most important generator of non-thermal particles in astrophysics. I will review important basic aspects of the theory, explaining why Fermi acceleration is widely used, and address current problems with its application. A common source of concern stems from discrepancies between the predicted shape of the particle distribution and observations of cosmic rays and radiation from young supernova remnants and other sources. I will briefly mention the most active areas of current research and where future observations, theory, and simulations may lead.

November 13, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

November 13, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

Jessie Shelton
UIUC

November 13, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

November 14, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

November 14, 2019 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Leonid Mirny
MIT

TBA

November 15, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

November 15, 2019 Friday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA

November 15, 2019 Friday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Informal HEP Talk
Chih-Liang Wu
MIT

November 18, 2019 Monday 12:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

CCPP Brown Bag
Uri Kol
New York University

November 18, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

November 19, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Shirley Ho
CCA

TBA

November 20, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

November 20, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

Thomas Hartman
Cornell

November 20, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

November 21, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

November 21, 2019 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Graham Farmelo
University of Cambridge

TBA

November 22, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

November 25, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

November 26, 2019 Tuesday 9:30 AM +
726 Broadway Room 1067
Condensed Matter Physics Seminars (cmp)

Enrique del Barco
University of Central Florida

Sub-Terahertz Spin Pumping from an Insulating Antiferromagnet

Emerging phenomena, such as the spin-Hall effect (SHE), spin pumping, and spin-transfer torque (STT), allow for interconversion between charge and spin currents and the generation of magnetization dynamics that could potentially lead to faster, denser, and more energy efficient, non-volatile memory and logic devices. Present STT-based devices rely on ferromagnetic (FM) materials as their active constituents. However, the flexibility offered by the intrinsic net magnetization and anisotropy for detecting and manipulating the magnetic state of ferromagnets also translates into limitations in terms of density (neighboring elements can couple through stray fields), speed (frequencies are limited to the GHz range), and frequency tunability (external magnetic fields needed). A new direction in the field of spintronics is to employ antiferromagnetic (AF) materials. In contrast to ferromagnets, where magnetic anisotropy dominates spin dynamics, in antiferromagnets spin dynamics are governed by the interatomic exchange interaction energies, which are orders of magnitude larger than the magnetic anisotropy energy, leading to the potential for ultrafast information processing and communication in the THz frequency range, with broadband frequency tunability without the need of external magnetic fields.
I will present the first evidence of sub-terahertz dynamical spin pumping at the interface of a uniaxial insulating antiferromagnet MnF 2 and platinum thin films, measured by the ISHE voltage signal arising from spin-charge conversion in the platinum layer. The ISHE signal depends on the chirality of the dynamical modes of the antiferromagnet, which is selectively excited and modulated by the handedness of the circularly polarized sub-THz irradiation (see figure). Contrary to the case of ferromagnets, antiferromagnetic spin pumping exhibits a sign dependence on the chirality of dynamical modes, allowing for the unambiguous distinction between coherent spin pumping and the thermally-driven, chirality-independent spin Seebeck effect. Our results open the door to the controlled generation of coherent pure spin currents with antiferromagnets at unprecedented high frequencies.
plot of ISHE voltage
signal

November 26, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Thanksgiving Week
No Astro Seminar

November 27, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Thanksgiving Week
No HEP Seminar

December 2, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

Modjaz Group Mtg

December 3, 2019 Tuesday 9:30 AM +
726 Broadway Room 1067
Center for Quantum Phenomena Seminars (cqp)

Takis Kontos
ENS Paris

TBD

December 3, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Selma DeMink
Harvard CfA

TBA

December 4, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

December 4, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

James Bonifacio
Case Western Reserve University

December 4, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

December 5, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

December 5, 2019 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Johnpierre Paglione
University of Maryland

TBA

December 6, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

December 6, 2019 Friday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA

December 9, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

December 10, 2019 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Julian Munoz
Harvard

TBA

December 11, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

December 11, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

Frederik Denef
Columbia University

December 11, 2019 Wednesday 3:00 PM +
726 Broadway, room 871
Soft Condensed Matter Seminars (csmr)

Sujit S. Datta
Princeton University

TBA

December 11, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

December 12, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

December 13, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

December 16, 2019 Monday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Modjaz Group Mtg
Modjaz Group Mtg

December 18, 2019 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

December 18, 2019 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Informal HEP Talk
Damiano Anselmi
University of Pisa

A candidate theory of quantum gravity

A new quantization prescription is able to endow quantum field theory with a new type of “particle”, the fakeon (fake particle), which mediates interactions, but cannot be observed. A massive fakeon of spin 2 (together with a scalar field) allows us to build a theory of quantum gravity that is both renormalizable and unitary, and to some extent unique. The theory predicts that causality is lost at sufficiently small distances, where time makes no longer sense. After presenting the general formulation of the theory, I explain its nontrivial classical limit, the modifications of the FLRW metric and the role of the cosmological constant. Finally, I discuss the possibility that the Higgs boson might be a fakeon.

December 18, 2019 Wednesday 3:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astroparticle Group Mtg
Astroparticle Group Mtg

December 19, 2019 Thursday 12:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Astro Ph
Astro Ph

December 20, 2019 Friday 11:00 AM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

HEP Journal Club
HEP Journal Club

December 20, 2019 Friday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 902, Lg Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA NYU-CCA
NYU-CCA

January 15, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

January 22, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

January 27, 2020 Monday 12:30 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

CCPP Brown Bag
Sjoert van Velzen
New York University

Occupation fraction of black holes

January 28, 2020 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Satya Gontcho A Gontcho
University of Rochster

TBA

January 29, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

January 30, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Tracy Slatyer
MIT

TBA

February 4, 2020 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

K. E. Saavik Ford
AMNH/BMCC

TBA

February 5, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

February 12, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

February 13, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Charles Marcus
University of Copenhagen/Microsoft

TBA

February 19, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

February 19, 2020 Wednesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
High Energy Physics Seminars (hep)

Christoph Weniger
University of Amsterdam / GRAPPA

February 20, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Nadya Mason
University of Illinois

TBA

February 25, 2020 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Frank van den Bosch
Yale

TBA

February 26, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

February 27, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Frans Pretorious
Princeton University

TBA

March 3, 2020 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Saurabh Jha
Rutgers

TBA

March 4, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

March 12, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Ignacio Cirac
Max Planck Institute

TBA

March 18, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

March 24, 2020 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Or Graur
Harvard CfA

TBA

March 25, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

March 26, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Andrew Wray
NYU

TBA

April 1, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

April 2, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Feryal Ozel
University of Arizona

TBA

April 8, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

April 15, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

April 16, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Netta Engelhardt
MIT

TBA

April 21, 2020 Tuesday 2:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 940, CCPP Seminar
Astrophysics and Relativity Seminars (astro)

Andreas Berlind
Vanderbilt

TBA

April 22, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

April 22, 2020 Wednesday 3:00 PM +
726 Broadway, room 871
Soft Condensed Matter Seminars (csmr)

Jean-Baptiste Masson
Institut Pasteur

TBA

April 23, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Sabetta Matsumoto
Georgia Tech

TBA

April 29, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

May 6, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

May 7, 2020 Thursday 4:00 PM +
726 Broadway Room 940
Physics Colloquia (colloquia)

Joanna Aizenberg
Harvard University

TBA

May 13, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen

May 20, 2020 Wednesday 1:00 PM +
726 Broadway, 901, Sm Conf
Other Center for Cosmology and Particle Physics Events (ccpp)

Blanton Tinker Pullen
Blanton Tinker Pullen