"In
physics, your solution should convince a
reasonable person. In math, you have to
convince a person who's trying to make
trouble. Ultimately, in physics, you're
hoping to convince Nature. And I've
found Nature to be pretty reasonable."
-Frank Wilczek
Recent Past Conferences
12/05 - 12/10 Many-Body Cavity QED
01/02 - 01/07 Dynamical Formation of
Gravitational Wave Sources
01/23 - 01/28 New Directions in Strong
Correlation Physics: From Strange Metals
to Topological Superconductivity
02/06 - 02/11 Geometrization of
(S)QFTs in D ≤ 6
02/12 - 02/17 Low Dimensional Models
of Quantum Gravity
03/13 - 03/18 Illuminating Galaxy
Formation with Ancient Globular Star
Clusters and their Progenitors
03/20 - 03/25 New Methods and Ideas at
the Frontiers of Particle Physics
03/27 - 04/01 The Dynamics of Social
Interactions
03/22 - 04/11 A Rainbow of Dark
Sectors
01/05 - 01/10
01/12 - 01/17 Future Directions in
Topological States of Matter: Beyond the
Single Particle Picture
02/02 - 02/07 Low
Dimensional Solids in Hard and Soft
Condensed Matter: Mechanics,
Thermodynamics, and Electrons
02/08 - 02/13 Galaxy Quenching and
Transformation Throughout Cosmic Time
02/17 - 02/22
03/08 - 03/13 Quantum Matter:
Computation Meets Experiments
01/06 - 01/11
01/13 - 01/18 Theoretical Physics for
Machine Learning
02/03 - 02/09 New
Approaches to Strongly Correlated
Quantum Systems
02/09 - 02/14
03/03 - 03/08
03/10 - 03/15 Many-Body Quantum Chaos
03/17 - 03/22 Higher Symmetries:
Theory and Applications
03/24 - 03/30 In Pursuit of
New Particles and Paradigms
01/07 - 01/13
01/14 - 01/20 High Temperature
Superconductivity - Unifying Themes in
Diverse Materials
01/20 - 01/26 Using
Tidal Disruption Events to Study
Super-Massive Black Holes
01/28 - 02/03
02/04 - 02/10
03/04 - 03/10 Quantum Knot Homology
and Supersymmetric Gauge Theories
03/11 - 03/17 Advances in Quantum
Algorithms and Computation
03/18 - 03/24
03/25 - 03/31 The Particle Frontier
01/02 - 01/08 Topological
Metamaterials
01/08 - 01/13 Single Molecule
Biophysics
01/15 - 01/21 Quantum Dynamics: From
Models to Materials
02/05 - 02/11 The Dawning Era of
Gravitational-Wave Astrophysics
02/11 - 02/17 Fast Radio Bursts: New
Probes of Fundamental Physics and
Cosmology
03/05 - 03/11 Superconformal Field
Theories in Four or More Dimensions
03/19 - 03/25 Particle Physics in
2017: From the LHC to Dark Matter and
Beyond
03/26 - 04/01 Formation and Dynamical
Evolution of Exoplanets
01/03 - 01/08 Populations,
Evolutions, and Physics
01/10 - 01/16 Particle Physics on the
Verge of Another Discovery?
02/07 - 02/12 Dynamics and Accretion
at the Galactic Center
01/26 - 02/01 Exploring the Physics
Frontier with Circular Colliders
02/15 - 02/21 Topological Quantum
Matter: Progress and Applications
02/16 - 02/21 Progress and
Applications of Modern Quantum Field
Theory
03/06 - 03/12 The Re-Ionization
Epoch: New Insights and Future Prospects
03/20 - 03/26 Advances in Quantum
Algorithms and Computation
01/04 - 01/09 Single Molecule
Biophysics
01/11 - 01/16 Microscale Ocean
Biophysics
01/17 - 01/22 Black Holes in Dense
Star Clusters
01/26 - 02/01 Exploring the Physics
Frontier with Circular Colliders
02/01 - 02/07 Unifying Concepts in
Glass Physics
02/16 - 02/21 Progress and
Applications of Modern Quantum Field
Theory
03/08 - 03/13 Closing in on the
Cosmological Model
03/22 - 03/28 Non-Equilibrium Quantum
Matter
01/05 - 01/10 Unconventional Order in
Strongly Correlated Electron Systems
01/13 - 01/18 Beyond Quasiparticles:
New Paradigms for Quantum Fluids
01/18 - 01/24 Frontiers in Particle
Physics: From Dark Matter to the LHC and
Beyond
01/27 - 02/01 Active Fluids: Bridging
Complex Fluids and Biofluids
02/02 - 02/07 Unveiling the Formation
of Massive Galaxies - Theoretical and
Observational Challenges
03/09 - 02/14 Advances in Quantum
Algorithms and Computation
03/16 - 03/22 New Perspectives on
Thermalization: Condensed Matter,
Quantum Information, QCD and String
Theory
01/06 - 01/11 Single Molecule
Biophysics
01/13 - 01/18 Topological States of
Matter
01/19 - 01/24 Physical Applications
of Millisecond Pulsars
01/28 - 02/03 Closing in on Dark
Matter
02/03 - 02/09 New Directions in
Neutrino Physics
02/09 - 02/15 Exoplanets in
Multi-Body Systems in the Kepler Era
03/10 - 03/16 Higgs Quo Vadis
01/02 - 01/07 Growth and Form:
Pattern Formation in Biology
01/08 - 01/14 New Directions in
Ultracold Atomic Systems
01/15 - 01/20 Exoclimes 2012: The
Diversity of Planetary Atmospheres
01/21 - 01/27 The Physics of
Astronomical Transients
01/30 - 02/04 Inflationary Theory and
its Confrontation with Data in the
Planck Era
02/05 - 02/10 New Paradigms for
Low-Dimensional Electronic Materials
02/11 - 02/17 The Hunt for New
Particles, from the Alps to the Plains
to the Rockies
Previous Years are in Reverse Order:
Winter 2011
02/12 - 02/18 New Data From the
Energy Frontier
02/06 - 02/12 Indirect and Direct
Detection of Dark Matter
01/31 - 02/05 Strongly Correlated
Systems and Gauge/Gravity Duality
01/22 - 01/28 Contrasting
Superconductivity of Pnictides and
Cuprates
01/16 - 01/22 Physical
Micro-Environments Modulating Biological
Interactions in the Ocean
01/09 - 01/15 Single Molecule
Biophysics
01/03 - 01/09 Materials and the
Imagination
Winter 2010
02/14 - 02/20 Formation and Evolution
of Black Holes
02/07 - 02/13 The High Redshift
Universe: A Multi-Wavelength View
01/31 - 02/06 Advances in the
Fundamental Physics of Ferroelectrics
and Related Materials
01/17 - 01/23 The Revolution in
Particle Physics is Here
01/03 - 01/09 Populations, Evolution,
and Physics
Winter, 2009
02/08 - 02/14 The Year of the Ox (or
Physics in the LHC Era)
02/01 - 02/07 Thirty Years of
Magnetars: New Frontiers
01/25 - 01/31 Understanding the Dark
Sector: Dark Matter and Dark Energy
01/11 - 01/17 Unifying themes in
Condensed Matter
01/04 - 01/10 Single Molecule
Biophysics
Winter 2008
02/10 - 02/16 The First Two Billion
Years of Galaxy Formation: The
Reionization Epoch and Beyond
02/03 - 02/09 New Horizons in
Condensed Matter Physics
01/27 - 02/02 Cosmic Microwave
Radiation
01/13 - 01/19 Revealing the Nature of
Electroweak Symmetry Breaking
01/06 - 01/12 Decision Making In
Single Cells
Winter 2007
02/18 - 02/24 Supernova 1987a:20
Years After---Supernovae and Gamma-ray
bursts (an IAU Symposium)
02/11 - 02/17 Clusters of Galaxies as
Cosmological Probes
02/04 - 02/10 Single Molecule
Biophysics
01/28 - 02/03 Neutrinos in Physics
and Astrophysics
01/14 - 01/20 Spins in
Nanostructures: Dynamics, Spectroscopy,
Manipulation and Control Principle
01/08 - 01/13 New Physics at the
Electroweak Scale and New Signals at
Hadron Colliders
Winter 2006
02/22 - 02/21 Cosmological Probes of
Baryons and Dark Matter
02/12 - 02/18 Particle Physics on the
Verge of Discovery
02/05 - 02/11 Local Group Cosmology
Winter 2005
01/15 - 02/19 The Highest Energy
Physics
02/06 - 02/12 Planet Formation and
Detection
01/16 - 01/22 Benefits of Going
Underground:Building a Viable Global
Network
01/09 - 01/15 High Temperature
Superconductivity
01/02 - 01/08 The Biophysics of
Single Molecules
Winter 2004
02/15 - 02/21 Advancing the
Gravitational Wave Detectors: Pushing
the Quantum Limits
02/01 - 02/07 Where We Are and Where
We Are Going
01/25 - 01/31 Biological Large-Scale
Integration: Devices, Data and Scaling
01/18 - 01/24 The Large-Scale
Distribution of Mass & Light in the
Universe
01/11 - 01/17 Binary Radio Pulsars
01/04 - 01/10 Spins in
Nanostructures: From Atoms and Quantum
Dots to Magnets
Winter 2003
02/09 - 02/15 Complex Quantum Order
02/02 - 02/08 Exploring the Widest
Gravitational Wave Frequence
Range-Reaching Deeper and Broader
01/19 - 01/25 At the Frontiers of
Particle Physics
01/12 - 01/18 The Baryonic Universe
01/05 - 01/11 The Biophysics of
Single Molecules
Winter 2002
02/10 - 02/16 Quantum Coherence and
Dissipation
02/03 - 02/09 Current and Upcoming
Discoveries in Particle Physics
01/27 - 02/02 Ultra High Energy
Particles from Space
Winter 2001
02/04 - 02/10 Advanced Detectors and
Astrophysical Implications
01/28 - 02/03 Galaxy Formation and
Evolution: Theoretical
Challenges/Observational Prospects
01/21 - 01/27 High-Temperature
Superconductivity
01/14 - 01/20 Single Molecule
Biophysics
01/07 - 01/13 Particle Physics at the
Millenium
