Opportunities

KITP Scholars - Spend two weeks per year here.
Graduate Fellows - Nominate your best student.
Postdocs - Postdoc applications-deadline Dec. 1.
Program Suggestions - We need your ideas!
Rapid Response Workshops - Explore important advances.

 

Current Activities(more info)

Physics of the Large Hadron Collider
Physics of Climate Change
Dynamo Theory

 

Upcoming Programs(more info)

Boundary Layers in the Earth: a multidisciplinary view
Gauge Theory and Langlands Duality (Minipgm)
The Theory and Practice of Fluctuation-Induced Interactions
Building the Milky Way
Population Genetics and Genomics
Fundamental Aspects of Superstring Theory
Formation and Evolution of Globular Clusters
Low Dimensional Electron Systems
Quantum Control of Light and Matter
more...

 

Upcoming Conferences(more info)

Particle Physics in the Age of the Large Hadron Collider (Teachers' Conference)
Anticipating Physics at the LHC
Magnetic Field Generation in Experiments, Geophysics and Astrophysics
Back to the Galaxy II
Formation and Evolution of Globular Clusters
New Directions in Low-Dimensional Electron Systems
Concepts and Methods in Quantum Control

 

Today's Events(more info)

Thursday, May 15

10:30 AM - Physics of the Large Hadron Collider
TBA
Auditorium
11:00 AM - Dynamo Theory --NOTE: TIME and ROOM CHANGED
Paul Roberts, UCLA & KITP
Andrew Soward, University of Exeter & KITP
On the Navier-Stokes Alpha-Equations
Main Seminar Room
2:00 PM - High Energy and Gravity Seminar
Susan Gardner, Univ. of Kentucky
Shedding Light on Dark Matter: How Faraday Rotation Can Limit a `Dark' Magnetic Moment
Small Seminar Room

 

Teachers' Conferences

Come to the KITP and be at the forefront of modern physics research.
Learn more here.

 

Community

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KITP News(more info)

  • Simon and Diana Raab make generous gift to KITP Teachers Conference

    Simon and Diana Raab have made a generous gift to establish the Simon and Diana Raab Presentation Prizes to be awarded for 3 years to winning presentations by Teachers' Conference attendees.
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