Young Researcher Meeting 2013 - Trieste
The Young Researcher Meeting, born in Rome in 2009, is a conference devoted to the discussion and the interchange of new developments and ideas in Physics. The meeting is primarily aimed at graduate students and postdocs, who are encouraged to present their work in an informal atmosphere. The main purpose is to create an international network of young researchers, both experimentalists and theorists, and fruitful collaborations across the different branches of Physics.
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GTC 2011
The aim is to explore the possibility of a complete reformulation of geometrodynamics as thermodynamics, and to gain insights into its microscopic origin and the physical process of its emergence. The workshop will set the framework for new research collaborations between researcher in different disciplines with an interest, even if critical, in this perspective on gravity.
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IDEALS 2011
Investigating Dark Energy At Largest Scales
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Dennis Sciama Memorial Lecture
The memorial lectures are an occasional series with each lecture being given by a leading world expert, focusing on topics which were of particular interest to Dennis. Each lecture is normally given twice, once in Trieste and once in Oxford; the first seven of these lectures were given by Roger Penrose, George Ellis, Stephen Hawking, John Barrow, Julian Barbour, Marek Abramowicz and Kip Thorne.
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