Particle Theory Seminars
Spring 2008 Seminars are held Wednesdays at 2:00PM in Bloomberg 447,
unless
otherwise indicated.
For more information, please contact Can
Kilic
Previous Seminars:
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Wednesday, January 30
Speaker: Alexey A. Petrov, Wayne State University
Title: Charm Mixing in the Standard Model and Beyond
Abstract
Wednesday, February 6
Speaker: Bogdan Dobrescu, Fermilab
Title: Loopy Masses for Leptons and Quarks
Abstract
Wednesday, February 13
Speaker: Igor Klebanov, Princeton University
Title: Warped Conifolds and Their Applications to Cosmology
Abstract
Wednesday, February 20
Speaker: Can Kilic, Johns Hopkins University
Title: Phenomenology of Colorons and Discovery at the Tevatron
Abstract
Wednesday, February 27
Speaker: Zhenyu Han, UC Davis
Title: Mass determination with Missing Energy at the LHC
Abstract
Slides
Wednesday, March 5
SPECIAL SEMINAR TIME: 3:30pm
Speaker: Jason Steffen, Fermilab
Title: Results of the GammeV Axion-like Particle Search
Abstract
Wednesday, March 12
SPECIAL EVENT: JOINT SEMINAR WITH UMD
SEMINAR TIME: 1:30pm in Bloomberg 462 (lunch at 12:30 in 475)
Speaker: Stephen Mrenna, Fermilab
Title: Preparing for the Unexpected
Abstract
Wednesday, March 19
Wednesday, March 26
Speaker: Robert Harris, Fermilab
Title: Probing New Physics with Jets at CMS
Abstract
Slides
Wednesday, April 2
Speaker: Hye-Sung Lee, University of Florida
Title: R-parity violating U(1)'-extended MSSM
Abstract
Wednesday, April 9
Speaker: Raymond Culbertson, Fermilab
Title: Global Search for New High-Pt Physics at CDF
Abstract
Wednesday, April 16
Speaker: Tomer Volansky, IAS
Title: Phases of MFV
Abstract
SPECIAL SEMINAR
Tuesday, April 21
Time: 1:30pm
Speaker: Peter Graham, SLAC
Title: Searching for Gravity Waves and New Physics with Atom Interferometry
Abstract
Wednesday, April 23
Speaker: David Shih, IAS
Title: General Gauge Mediation
Abstract
Wednesday, April 30
Wednesday, May 7
SPECIAL SEMINAR TIME:1pm
Speaker: Jay Wacker, SLAC
Title: Searches for Gluinos in an Uncertain Universe
Abstract