Nordic Lattice Meeting 2026

The Nordic Lattice meeting is an annual event designed to foster collaboration between and beyond the Nordic countries. Previously, it was held in Denmark (Odense 01/2022), Finland (Helsinki 08/2022), Norway (Stavanger 06/2023), Sweden (Lund 06/2024) and Switzerland (CERN 05/2025). The Nordic lattice community is actively working on a range of topics where non-perturbative effects are of central interest, from early-Universe cosmology to precision lattice QCD calculations in the search for new physics.

The meeting will consist of a series of talks and discussions designed to spark scientific exchange and collaboration. The Edinburgh meeting will be the first one in the UK, so UK-based members of the community are particularly encouraged to participate. 

Practical details:There is no conference fee. Lunch and tea/coffee breaks will be provided and all delegates are invited to attend a conference dinner on Monday 18 May. The meeting will end with the Higgs Centre Colloquium presented by Kari Rummukainen on Wednesday 20 May at 1pm.

Registration Deadline: 1 April 2026. 
In-person attendance is limited so registrations will be accepted on a first come first served basis. 

Abstract Submissions: Abstracts are invited for talk or poster presentations. 
Abstract Deadline:15 April 2026

Further information about the workshop available here

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