5th Cambridge Return Conference: Theoretical Physics

15Apr08

I’ll be taking a break from MSc. thesis-writing to attend the Fifth Cambridge Return Conference 2008: Theoretical Physics. If anyone is around Cambridge this week, I’ll be giving a talk (”WTF is a B Physics: A talk for string theorists.” [sic]) on Thursday morning at 11am in MR9 of the CMS.

I’ll post my slides when I get back. Meanwhile, here’s a teaser featuring some of the people I’m looking forward to seeing again—roughly plotted by the energy scale that they study (units of GeV).


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  1. 1 Alejandro Rivero on April 16, 2008 said:

    via duality, “pure maths” should appear too for energy scale under 10^-3 eV.

  2. 2 evankeane on April 20, 2008 said:

    hey flip - you should do a post linking to everyone’s talks. that would be cool!

    :)

  3. 3 fliptomato on April 21, 2008 said:

    Well, the Y-axis could also be `difficulty of experimental tests’ in some arbitrary units. There’s a bit on the bottom that I cut out reserved for the financial sector. :-)

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