Triangle Seminars
October 2019
Oct
2019
Description:
We are pleased to announce the first in this term's series of Triangle Early Researchers Seminars. These seminars are a chance for the PhD students and Postdocs in London working on String Theory and related areas to meet up and listen to an informal seminar given by one of our own. These seminars have been very well attended in previous years (formerly known as “String Theory PhDs in Londonâ€), and have provided a way for our broad community to get a little closer.
The first talk this term will be given at 6pm on 28rd October at KCL by Julius Grimminger. Julius is a second year PhD student at Imperial working under the supervision of Amihay Hanany, and he’ll talk about gauge theories on branes, and the Higgs mechanism. The plan will be the follow the talk with a trip to the pub.
We have a second speaker already lined up for this term, but could happily fit a third seminar in at some point. So if you are interested, please chat to the representative in your group! These talks are meant to be informal and relaxed. You could come and talk about what you’ve been up to, or come and give an introductory talk to something much more general. Or you could use it as an opportunity to practise a talk you’re preparing for something else. Anything goes!
Triangle Early Researchers Reps:
Enrico Andriolo (QMUL)
Julius Grimminger (Imperial)
Suvajit Majumder (City)
Rishi Mouland (KCL)
We are pleased to announce the first in this term's series of Triangle Early Researchers Seminars. These seminars are a chance for the PhD students and Postdocs in London working on String Theory and related areas to meet up and listen to an informal seminar given by one of our own. These seminars have been very well attended in previous years (formerly known as “String Theory PhDs in Londonâ€), and have provided a way for our broad community to get a little closer.
The first talk this term will be given at 6pm on 28rd October at KCL by Julius Grimminger. Julius is a second year PhD student at Imperial working under the supervision of Amihay Hanany, and he’ll talk about gauge theories on branes, and the Higgs mechanism. The plan will be the follow the talk with a trip to the pub.
We have a second speaker already lined up for this term, but could happily fit a third seminar in at some point. So if you are interested, please chat to the representative in your group! These talks are meant to be informal and relaxed. You could come and talk about what you’ve been up to, or come and give an introductory talk to something much more general. Or you could use it as an opportunity to practise a talk you’re preparing for something else. Anything goes!
Triangle Early Researchers Reps:
Enrico Andriolo (QMUL)
Julius Grimminger (Imperial)
Suvajit Majumder (City)
Rishi Mouland (KCL)
Posted by: rishi.mouland@kcl.ac.uk