Events
Perimeter runs a lively and diverse series of seminars, workshops, and conferences in keeping with its mission.
Public Lecture
From Hydrogen to Higgs Bosons: Particle Physics at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN
Theatre
Visitors
Perimeter Institute runs an active visitor program. We welcome applications from scientists of all levels of expertise for periods of time ranging from several days to a year.
Current Visitors
Rudin Petrossian-Byrne
Particle Physics
Mahdi Torabian
Cosmology
Ruizhi Liu
Mathematical Physics
Arad Nasiri
Cynthia Chiang
Cosmology
Alexander Wilce
Quantum Foundations
Thomas Vinet
Matheus Balisa Pauliquevis
Matheus Basila Pauliquevis
Upcoming Visitors
Agustin Silva
Arjun Kar
Quantum Fields and Strings, Quantum Information
Paul Rogozenski
Cosmology
Sumati Surya
Quantum Gravity
Shreyansh Agarwal
Eugene Lim
Cosmology
Research areas
Tackling the “big questions” of the universe: What is it made of? How did it begin? How will it end?
Our most powerful theoretical framework describes elementary particle interactions, many-body systems dynamics, and critical phenomena.
Refining and reformulating the conceptual and mathematical underpinnings of quantum theory.
Exploring and utilizing the unique quantum laws such as the uncertainty principle, quantum error correction, and quantum complexity.
The behaviour of systems with many particles can be very different from that of the particles that make it up.
Areas of space where gravity is extremely strong can serve as a natural testing ground for gravitational theories.
Spotlight on research
Perimeter creates special research initiatives aimed at further developing new ideas. These initiatives are strategically chosen and run for defined periods.
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Research Resources
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PIRSA is a permanent, free, searchable, and citable archive of recorded seminars from relevant bodies in physics.
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arXiv is a free distribution service and an open-access archive for scholarly articles in many fields.