Past Seminars
Fall 2025
- Ira Rothstein (Carnegie Mellon University), Progress in the Theory of Gravitational Wave Astronomy as Informed by High Energy Theory, 10.30.2025 (colloquium)
- Ira Rothstein (Carnegie Mellon University), The motion of compact bodies in gravitating media, 10.29.2025
- Kun Cheng (University of Pittsburgh), Quantum State Tomography at Colliders, 10.16.2025
- Rahool Barman (Kavli IPMU, Japan), Reconstructing masses at the LHC using Generative Machine Learning, 09.25.2025
- Mary Hall Reno (University of Iowa), Searching for Ultrahigh-Energy Neutrinos with Ballon-Borne Neutrino Telescopes, 09.11.2025 (colloquium)
Spring 2025
- Dibyendu Nanda (Osaka University), Probing Sterile Neutrinos with Supernovae, 05.01.2025
- Stefania Gori (University of California, Santa Cruz), The Origin of Neutrino Masses, 04.24.2025
- Debasish Borah (IIT, Guwahati and University of Pittsburgh), Matter-antimatter asymmetry from forbidden decays, 04.02.2025
- Xun-Jie Xu (Beijing Institute of High Energy Physics), The Cosmological Neff: A Powerful Probe of Neutrino Physics, 03.11.2025
Fall 2024
- Garv Chauhan (Arizona State University), Probing Sterile Neutrinos with Supernovae, 12.05.2024
- Chayan Majumdar (University College London), Imposing Constraints on the SMEFT with Right-Handed Neutrinos at FCC-ee, 10.07.2024
- Supriya Senapati (University of Massachusetts Amherst), Investigating Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay and Leptogenesis in Extended Seesaw Model, 10.07.2024
- Ben Lehman (MIT), Broadening direct searches for dark matter, 10.31.2024
- Deepak Kar (University of the Witwatersrand), Not a jet all the way: novel measurements and searches using jets in ATLAS, 09.05.2024
- Drona Vatsyayan (Universidad de Valencia, visitor Fermilab-2024), Going beyond the Usual Seesaws, 09.03.2024
Summer 2024
- Tao Xu (University of Oklahoma), Primordial Black Holes as Dark Matter, 07.25.2024
- Thomas Gehrman (University of Oklahoma), Light Primordial Black Holes: Connections to Dark Matter and MHz-GHz Gravitational Waves, 07.25.2024
Spring 2024
- Alberto Navarro (Oklahoma State University), Quantum Information and New Physics Searches at the LHC, 04.19.2024
- Luke Vaughan (Oklahoma State University), Constructing and Calibrating Graph Neural Networks for Flavor Tagging Jets in ATLAS and CMS, 03.28.2024
- Takeshi Fukuyama (Osaka University), Models of the muonium to antimuonium transition, 02.09.2024
- Rachel Houtz (University of Florida), Discrete Goldstone Bosons, 02.08.2024
- Alice Bean (University of Kansas), Towards Neuromorphic Readout of Particle Tracking Detectors, 01.25.2024
Fall 2023
- Sean Curry (OSU), Geometry of conformal submanifolds, 11.30.2023
- Omar Medina (University of Valencia; UC, Irvine), Quark-Lepton Mass Relations from Modular Flavor Symmetry, 11.16.2023
- Mikael Chala (University of Granada), The landscape of effective field theories, 11.02.2023
- Srubabati Goswami (Physical Research Laboratory, India & Northwestern University),
From an impossible dream to the unreachable stars: the journey of the neutrino, 10.19.2023
(colloquium)
Srubabati Goswami (Physical Research Laboratory, India & Northwestern University), The Fable of the Unstable Neutrinos, 10.16.2023 - Konstantin Matchev (University of Florida), Is the machine smarter than the theorist? A phenomenologist's perspective, 10.13.2023
- Konstantin Matchev (University of Florida), Machine learning symmetries in physics from first principles, 10.12.2023 (colloquium)
- Rahool Kumar Barman (OSU), Returning CP-observables to the frames they belong, 10.05.2023
- Akanksha Bhardwaj (OSU), Graph Neural Network: Its Applications to Constrain BSM Models and EFTs, 09.21.2023
- Shiyuan Xu (OSU), New Physics From Multi-Higgs Doublet Model, 07.19.2023
- Zurab Tavartkiladze (Ilia State U), Anomaly Free U(1)’s for Fermion Masses and Leptogenesis, 07.18.2023
- Evan Van De Wall (OSU), SEARCHES FOR VECTOR-LIKE QUARKS WITH THE ATLAS DETECTOR AND DESIGN OF TYPE-0 SERVICES FOR THE ITK PIXEL UPGRADE, 07.17.2023
Summer 2023
- Roshan Mammen Abraham (OSU), Physcs at high and low pT at the LHC, 06.30.2023
Vishnu P.Kovilakam (OSU), Exploring Physics Beyond the Standard Model: Neutrinos, Dark Matter, and Lepton Magnetic Moments, 06.26.2023 - Ritu Dcruz (OSU), Explorting new physics through flavor anomalies and neutrino physics, 06.23.2023
Spring 2023
- Vedran Brdar (CERN), Neutrinos at present and near future experiments: standard model and beyond, 02.16.2023
- Doojin Kim (Texas A&M), Magic carpet ride to a new physics world, 02.14.2023
- Gilly Elor (University of Mainz), Mesogenesis, 02.09.2023
- Raymond Co (University of Minnesota), Axion dynamics puts a new spin on solving cosmological mysteries, 02.07.2023
- David Mckeen (TRIUMF), Neutron stars and dark matter, 01.19.2023
Fall 2022
- Ennio Salvioni (CERN), Charting the Higgs self-coupling boundaries, 11.17.2022
- Arnab Dasgupta (University of Pittsburgh), Aspects of Asymmetry and its plausible connections to Gravitational Waves, 11.03.2022
- Shufang Su (University of Arizona), Higgs Factory - Why, How and What, 10.27.2022 (Colloquium)
- Claudius Krause (Heidelberg University), Improving HEP Simulation and Analyses with Invertible Neural Networks, 10.20.2022
- Sebastian Urrutia-Quiroga (UMASS Amherst), TeV-scale LNV: 0νββ-decay, energy frontier probes, and the origin of matter, 10.13.2022
- Harikrishnan Ramani (Stanford University), Dark matter detection with trapped ions, 09.29.2022
- Marat Freytsis (Rutgers University), Effective uses of quantum computation for particle physics, 09.22.2022
- Edward Shields (Università di Milano Bicocca), Precision measurements of the Standard Model & New Physics opportunities at LHCb, 09.15.2022
- Doojin Kim (Texas A&M), "Meson-scopy": Looking into New Physics via Mesons, 09.08.2022
- Graham White (IPMU), Archaeology on the origin of matter, 09.01.2022
Summer 2022
- Jeff Dror (UC Santa Cruz), Leptophilic ALPs, 08.11.2022
- Charanjit Khosa (University of Manchester), Machine Learning to Statistical Criteria, 08.04.2022
- Jack Araz (IPPP-Durham), Collider Phenomenology & LHC Recasting with MadAnalysis 5, 07.28.2022
- Sudip Jana (Max Planck Institute), Light from the Neutrinos, 04.07.2022
Fall 2021
- Stefania Gori (Santa Cruz), Flavorful Higgs bosons and the muon g-2, 11.18.2021
- Manolis Kargiantoulakis (Fermilab), The Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment: First results from the Fermilab Muon g-2 Experiment, 11.11.2021
- Jorge de Blas (University of Granada), Testing the Standard Model and Beyond: EFTs at the LHC and Future Colliders, 11.04.2021
- Yuhsin Tsai (Notre Dame), Cosmological Particle Production and Pairwise Hotspots on the CMB, 10.28.2021
- Ken Mimasu (King's College London), Going global - Combining electroweak precision, diboson, Higgs and top data to search for new physics, 10.21.2021
- Bryan Ostdiek (Harvard), Challenged of Unsupervised Anomaly Detection for Particle Physics, 10.14.2021
- Veronica Sanz (University of Sussex), Symmetry meets AI, 10.07.2021
- Christoph Englert (University of Glasgow), Effective Field Theory for Higgs and Top Physics, 09.30.2021
- Gauthier Durieux (CERN), The on-shell SMEFTs, 09.23.2021
- Nirmal Raj (TRIUMF), Dark Neutrons: Cosmology and New Astrophysical Signatures, 09.17.2021
- Samuel Homiller (Harvard), Higgs Flavor and Multi-Higgs Production, 09.09.2021
Spring 2021
- Anil Thapa (OSU), Neutrinos: A gateway to beyond the Standard Model, 07.08.2021
- John Ellis (King's College, London), Looking Beyond the Standard Model with the Standard Model Effective Theory, 05.13.2021
- Graham Kribs (Oregon), Diversifying Dark U(1)s, 04.29.2021
- Bhupal Dev (Washington University), A Minimal RPV-SUSY Framework for Flavor Anomalies, 04.22.2021
- Yang Ma (University of Pittsburgh), Electroweak parton distribution functions at a high energy muon collider, 04.15.2021
- Anja Butter (Heidelberg University), Simulating and unfolding LHC events with generative networks, 04.08.2021
- Peisi Huang (Nebraska), Strong First-Order Electroweak Phase Transitions, Models and Probes, 04.01.2021
- Zahra Tabrizi (Virginia Tech), Constraints on Effective Field Theory from neutrino experiments, 03.25.2021
- Adam Martin (University of Notre Dame), SMEFT beyond 1/Lambda^2, 03.18.2021
- John Ellis (King's College, London), Grand Unified Theories and Proton Decay, 03.11.2021 (Colloquium)
- Ilaria Brivio (Heidelberg University), SMEFT studies of LHC data: status and perspective, 03.11.2021
- Samuel Lane (University of Kansas), Electroweak Restoration at the LHC and Beyond, 02.25.2021
- Spencer Chang (U. Oregon), Higgs couplings measurements and the scale of new physics, 02.18.2021
- Yongcheng Wu (Oklahoma State University), Domain wall in Extended Scalar Models, 02.11.2021
- Rahool K. Barman (Oklahoma State University), Current bounds and future prospects of light neutralino Dark Matter in NMSSM, 02.04.2021
- Anil Thapa (Oklahoma State University), Left-Right Symmetric Model without Higgs Triplets, 01.28.2021
- Roshan Mammen Abraham (Oklahoma State University), NC Neutrino interactions at FASERnu, 01.21.2021
Fall 2020
- Carlos Tamarit (Technical University of Munich), Gravitational wave signature from a second-order Peccei-Quinn phase transition, 11.19.2020
- Clara Murgui (Caltech), Local Baryon and Lepton numbers, 11.12.2020
- Malte Buschmann (Princeton University), The cosmological history of axion minihalos, 10.29.2020
- Jose Miguel No (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid), Gravitational Waves from the Electroweak Phase Transition, 10.22.2020
- Rohin Narayan (SMU), Associated production of top quark pairs, 10.08.2020
- Felix Kling (SLAC), Looking forward to new Physics with FASER, 10.01.2020
- Josh Berger (Colorado State), Magnetic Black Holes with Electroweak-Symmetric Coronas, 09.24.2020
- Julian Heeck (Virginia), Majorons in the Sky and in the Lab, 09.17.2020
Summer 2020
- Joe Haley, VLQ pair-production combination with 36/fb of ATLAS data, 07.22.2020
- Angela Maria Burger, Jet flavour tagging in ATLAS and its application in analyses, 08.05.2020
- Josu Cantero, Search for heavy resonances decaying into third generation quarks with the ATLAS detector, 07.15.2020
- Vishnu P. Kovilakam, Light scalar and lepton anomalous magnetic moments, 07.08.2020
- Anil Thapa, Unified Framework for B Anomalies, Lepton g-2, Neutrino Masses and Nonstandard Interactions, 07.01.2020
- Sasha Khanov, Searches for long-lived particles at the LHC, 06.24.2020
- Flera Rizatdinova, Searches for SUSY in multi b-jet final states with the ATLAS detector, 06.17.2020
- Round table discussion on diversity in academia, 06.10.2020
- Kaladi Babu, Nonstandard Neutrino Interactions, 06.03.2020
- Shaikh Saad, Radiative Neutrino Mass Models and (g − 2)μ, RK(∗), RD(∗) Anomalies, 05.27.2020