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Theory precision for collider explorationsLaura REINA

Precision physics has played a crucial role in the history of particle physics, often providing indirect evidence for particles that have been later on discovered. Current experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) are stress testing the Standard Model and probing new physics with great precision through a multitude of ...

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Solar Scalars – Novel ChannelsAnne DAVIS

Light scalar particles are thought to play a role in cosmology, either as dark matter or dark energy candidates. If they couple to photons they could be emitted by stars, including our sun. I will first Introduce particular theoretical models of such light scalar fields and then discuss whether or ...
Higgs Centre Seminar Room, JCMB

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Emergent Patterns in Physics: From Equations to Particles and the CosmosAndrei CONSTANTIN

This colloquium examines three examples of emergent patterns in physics. First, we investigate the statistical regularities found in the distribution of mathematical operators within the equations of physics, which point towards an underlying structure governing physical laws. Next, we explore how advanced computational techniques, such as neural networks and genetic ...
Higgs Centre Seminar Room, JCMB

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Imaginary Biology: Exploring Long-range Structures in DNA-Based CondensatesOmar A. SALEH

Biological cells have evolved to create elaborate internal partitions, which allow them to control biochemical and genetic processes in space and time. Increasing evidence indicates that some of these partitions are created by the phase separation of large biological molecules, in which complex mixtures of RNA and protein associate to ...
Higgs Centre Seminar Room, JCMB

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Sadegh KHOCHFAR

Colloquia Organizer

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Sadegh KHOCHFAR
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sadeghk@roe.ac.uk