With many major conferences and workshops cancelled this year, the virtual lattice field theory colloquium is intended to provide postdocs and graduating students a venue in which to reach a broad international audience.
| Date | Speaker | Title | Recording | Slides |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 28 | Davide Giusti, University of Regensburg, Germany | Adding QED to QCD with the advent of precision Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics | ||
| Feb 11 | Kadir Utku Can, The University of Adelaide, Australia | Compton amplitude on the lattice via the Feynman-Hellmann theorem | ||
| Feb 25 | Raghav Govind Jha, Perimeter Institute, Canada | Probing holographic dualities with lattice supersymmetric Yang-Mills theories | ||
| March 11 | Speaker TBD | Talk title TBD | ||
| March 25 | Speaker TBD | Talk title TBD | ||
| April 8 | Speaker TBD | Talk title TBD | ||
| April 22 | Speaker TBD | Talk title TBD | ||
| May 6 | Speaker TBD | Talk title TBD | ||
| May 20 | Speaker TBD | Talk title TBD |
| Date | Speaker | Title | Recording | Slides |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 23 | William Jay, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, USA | Precision Flavor Physics and Lattice QCD | Zoom recording | Slides |
| May 7 | Fernando Romero-López, University of Valencia and IFIC, Spain | Exploring the ’t Hooft limit of meson observables | Zoom recording | Slides |
| May 21 | Jana Günther, University of Regensburg, Germany | QCD thermodynamics from imaginary chemical potential | Zoom recording | Slides |
| June 4 | Philipp Scior, University of Bielefeld, Germany | Supersymmetry on the lattice | Zoom recording | Slides |
| June 18 | Casey Berger, Boston University, USA | Circumventing the sign problem with complex Langevin in lattice field theory | Zoom recording | Slides |
| July 2 | Ruairí Brett, The George Washington University, USA | From two to three-body systems in lattice QCD | Zoom recording | Slides |
| July 23 | Aurora Scapellato, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland | Nucleon PDFs and GPDs from lattice QCD | Slides | |
| July 30 | Marco Cè, CERN, Switzerland | The hadronic contributions to the running of SM couplings from lattice QCD | Zoom recording | Slides |
| August 13 | Gurtej Kanwar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA | Lattice ensemble generation using machine-learned generative models | Zoom recording | Slides |
| August 27 | Bipasha Chakraborty, University of Cambridge, UK | D to K semileptonic decay from n_f = 2 + 1 + 1 lattice QCD with physical light quarks | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Sept 10 | Anton Trunin, Samara University, Russia | Topology and axions in QCD | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Sept 24 | Nikolai Husung, Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY), Germany | Logarithmic corrections to a^2 scaling in Lattice QCD | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Oct 8 | Francesca Cuteri, Goethe University, Germany | Insights into the QCD phase diagram in/from sign-problem free setups | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Oct 22 | Yin Lin, University of Chicago, USA | Staggering Nucleon Matrix Elements | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Nov 5 | Jian Liang, University of Kentucky, USA | Chiral Symmetry and Nucleon Electric Dipole Moment from Lattice QCD | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Nov 19 | Vera Guelpers, University of Edinburgh, UK | Isospin Breaking Corrections to Leptonic Meson Decays | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Dec 3 | Tim Harris, University of Milan Bicocca, Italy | New strategies to compute the hadronic contribution to muon g-2 from lattice QCD | Zoom recording | Slides |
| Dec 17 | Marc Illa, University of Barcelona, Spain | Lattice QCD input for baryon-baryon scattering and interactions in effective field theory | Zoom recording | Slides |
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Suggested speakers should be primarily postdoctoral researchers and senior graduate students. Suggestions of female or underrepresented minority speakers are particularly welcome.
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The colloquium series is organized and hosted by the MIT lattice group: Phiala Shanahan, Will Detmold, and John Negele, and local postdoctoral researchers. Please contact us with any questions, suggestions, or comments (with the exception of speaker suggestions which are accepted via the form above).