High Energy Theory Seminar: Mapping New Physics from the UV to the IR

Grant Remmen (NYU)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 4N12

Using a combination of techniques spanning the modern amplitudes program, string theory, effective field theory, cosmology, and particle physics, I will show how the space of the possibilities for new…



Colloquium: The Dawn of Gravitational Wave Astronomy at Light-year Wavelengths

Stephen Taylor (Vanderbilt University)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A8

For more than 15 years, NANOGrav and other pulsar-timing array collaborations have been carefully monitoring networks of…



Physics & Astronomy: Make Up Exam

- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A6



High Energy Theory: Bootstrapping Correlators from dS to LSS

Hayden Lee (Chicago)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 3W2

The physics of the early universe is reflected in the analytic structure of cosmological correlators. Recent years have seen substantial progress in their study, fueled by a novel theoretical approach. In this new…



APS Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP)

Jan 19, 2024 - Jan 21, 2024 at -

The American Physical Society (APS) has selected the University of Pennsylvania as one of the host sites for this CUWiP conference.



Astrophysics Seminar: "TBA"

Susan Clark (Stanford University)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 4E19



Experimental Particle Physics Seminar: The Electron-Ion Collider

Bernd Surrow (Temple University)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 2C8



High Energy Theory Seminar: Resolution Invariance of Intersection Pairings on Calabi-Yau Manifolds

Patrick Jefferson (Johns Hopkins University)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, 3C6

Studies of string theory compactifications suggest that certain “vertical” homological intersection pairings of Calabi-Yau manifolds are invariant under a large set of birational transformations. In this talk, I will…



Rittenhouse Lecture: An imperfect view of the Universe

Alan Heavens (Imperial College London)
- David Rittenhouse Laboratory, A4

Our most expensive telescopes make exquisite images of the distant Universe, but however good the telescope, the images are flawed.  The light has been on a long journey, navigating through the rich array…