ISSYP 2011 | PIRSA

July 21, 2011 - August 06, 2011

6 talks C11033 Outreach

ISSYP 2011

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Searching for Other Universes

Matthew Johnson - York University

July 08, 2013 PIRSA:13070029
Informal Chalk and Talk

Lee Smolin - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

August 04, 2011 PIRSA:11080148
Life as a Physicist

Sarah Croke - University of Glasgow , Roger Colbeck - University of York

August 04, 2011 PIRSA:11080149
ISSYP 2011 - Quantum Cryptograpy

August 03, 2011 PIRSA:11080147
What is String Theory?

Jaume Gomis - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

August 02, 2011 PIRSA:11080146 Quantum Fields and Strings
From the Biggest Things to the Biggest Bang

Louis Leblond - Pennsylvania State University

July 22, 2011 PIRSA:11070099 Cosmology

Searching for Other Universes

Matthew Johnson - York University

July 08, 2013 PIRSA:13070029
Informal Chalk and Talk

Lee Smolin - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

August 04, 2011 PIRSA:11080148

Dr. Smolin is a faculty member at Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics and author of several books including most recently
Life as a Physicist

Sarah Croke - University of Glasgow , Roger Colbeck - University of York

August 04, 2011 PIRSA:11080149

Sarah Croke - is a postdoctoral researcher at Perimeter Institute. From Ireland and the UK originally, she received a BSc in Physics and Applied Mathematics from University College Cork, Ireland in 2003. After a brief stint as a radio astronomer, completing an MSc in Astrophysics, she studied…
ISSYP 2011 - Quantum Cryptograpy

August 03, 2011 PIRSA:11080147

This is an introductory talk on quantum cryptography, focusing on quantum key distribution (QKD) with a cool little demo involving polarized light. QKD gives us the amazing ability to send messages with absolute security
What is String Theory?

Jaume Gomis - Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

August 02, 2011 PIRSA:11080146 Quantum Fields and Strings

Throughout history science has aimed at unification, whereby more phenomena are explained by more fundamental theories with simpler principles. We will discuss how string theory aims at being the ultimate unified theory of all elementary forces in nature.
From the Biggest Things to the Biggest Bang

Louis Leblond - Pennsylvania State University

July 22, 2011 PIRSA:11070099 Cosmology

Assuming that you are really (really) strong, what are the biggest objects in the Universe that hold together enough that you could throw them? What are they made of and why are they so big? In this talk, I will show how studies of the large scale structure of the Universe enable us to reconstruct…

Title	Speaker(s)	Date	Info
Searching for Other Universes	Matthew Johnson	2013-07-08	View details
Informal Chalk and Talk	Lee Smolin	2011-08-04	View details
Life as a Physicist	Sarah Croke, Roger Colbeck	2011-08-04	View details
ISSYP 2011 - Quantum Cryptograpy		2011-08-03	View details
What is String Theory?	Jaume Gomis	2011-08-02	View details
From the Biggest Things to the Biggest Bang	Louis Leblond	2011-07-22	View details

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