Seminars take place on Wednesdays 15:00-17:00 in 54/7033(7C), unless otherwise noted.
26 September 2017: Arjun Bagchi (Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India) [DAY/LOCATION CHANGE: Tue in 54/7035(7B)]
Constructing the BMS Bootstrap
4 October 2017: Olga Papadoulaki (Southampton)
Black holes, matrix models and holography
11 October 2017: Brandon Robinson (Southampton)
Supersymmetric probe branes and localization in AdS/CFT
17 October 2017: Toby Wiseman (ICL) [DAY/TIME/LOCATION CHANGE: Tue 1pm in 34/4005]
Geometrical constraints on holographic CFTs
24 October 2017: David Turton (Southampton) [DAY/TIME/LOCATION CHANGE: Tue 1pm in 34/4005]
Black hole microstates in string theory
25 October 2017: Benjamin Doyon (Kings College London)
Emergent hydrodynamics in integrable systems out of equilibrium
31 October 2017: Panos Betzios (Crete, Greece) [DAY/TIME/LOCATION CHANGE: Tue 1pm in 34/4005]
Fluctuations of the meron wormhole
1 November 2017: Nikola Gushterov (Oxford)
Holographic entanglement density
8 November 2017: STAG Public Lecture
15 November 2017: Juan Pedraza (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
21 November 2017: Kazem Bitaghsir Fadafan (Southampton and IPM, Iran) [DAY/TIME/LOCATION CHANGE: Tue 1pm in 34/4005]
On diffusivities bounds from holography
22 November 2017: Vasilis Niarchos (Durham) [TIME/LOCATION CHANGE: 1pm in 7/3027(L/R F1)]
Phases of QCD3 from string theory
29 November 2017: Natalia Pinzani Fokeeva (Leuven, Belgium)
Effective field theories for hydrodynamics
6 December 2017: Andreas Braun (Oxford)
Compact G2 manifolds and dualities between M-theory, heterotic string theory and F-theory
13 December 2017: Saso Grozdanov (MIT, USA)
Generalised global symmetries in field theory and holography
Christmas Break
10 January 2018: Benjo Fraser (Chulalongkorn University)
Non-Abelian T-duality and coset CFT
Exam Period
31 January 2018: Christopher Beem (Oxford)
7 February 2018: David Vegh (Queen Mary)
Pair-production of cusps on a string in AdS_3
14 February 2018: Michela Petrini (lpthe - Jussieu)
Consistent truncations and exceptional geometry
21 February 2018: David Berman (Queen Mary)
A review of double and exceptional field theory
28 February 2018: Benjamin Withers (Geneva University)
Tails of steady states and non-Killing horizons
7 March 2018: Dionysis Anninos (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
14 March 2018: Frank Ferrari (ULB)
Easter Break
17 April 2018: Georgios Papathanasiou (DESY, Germany) [TUESDAY 1:45pm in 54/8031]
Cluster algebras, integrability and scattering amplitudes
18 April 2018: Lilia Anguelova (Inst. for Nucl. Research and Nucl. Energy, Sofia)
Systematics of Constant Roll Inflation
24 April 2018: Ioannis Papadimitriou (KIAS) [TUESDAY 1:30pm in 54/8031]
5D Rotating Black Holes and the nAdS2/nCFT1 Correspondence
25 April 2018: Chris Herzog (King's College)
Boundary Trace Anomalies and Boundary Conformal Field Theory
2 May 2018: Andy O'Bannon (STAG)
8 May 2018: Oliver Schlotterer (AEI, Potsdam) [TUESDAY 1:45pm in 54/8031]
Tree amplitudes of bosonic, heterotic and supersymmetric strings as field-theory double copies
9 May 2018: Adam Bzowski (CEA, Saclay)
Conformal field theory in momentum space
16 May 2018: Emil Martinec (Chicago University)
6 June 2018: Arjun Bagchi (IIT Kanpur) [2:00pm in 54/4001]
Olga Papadoulaki <o.papadoulaki@soton.ac.uk>, Brandon Robinson <b.j.robinson@soton.ac.uk>