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The 2025 STFC HEP Summer School

31 August 2025 to 12 September 2025
Europe/London timezone

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  1. 38. Introduction
    stefania ricciardi (ral)
    01/09/2025, 09:00
  2. 1. QFT (I)
    01/09/2025, 09:10
    QFT
  3. 2. QFT (2)
    01/09/2025, 10:00
    QFT
  4. 3. QED/QCD (1)
    01/09/2025, 11:20
  5. 4. QFT (3)
    01/09/2025, 16:30
    QFT
  6. 5. QED/QCD (2)
    01/09/2025, 17:30
  7. 6. QED/QCD (3)
    02/09/2025, 09:00
  8. 7. QED/QCD. (4)
    02/09/2025, 10:00
  9. 8. QFT (4)
    02/09/2025, 11:20
    QFT
  10. 12. QED/QCD (6)
    03/09/2025, 11:20
  11. 45. Seminar on Outreach/EDI
    kate shaw
    03/09/2025, 17:30
  12. 14. QED/QCD (7)
    04/09/2025, 09:00
  13. 15. QED/QCD (8)
    04/09/2025, 10:00
  14. 16. QFT (8)
    04/09/2025, 11:20
    QFT
  15. 44. QCD (extra)
    04/09/2025, 15:00
  16. 17. SM (1)
    04/09/2025, 17:30
  17. 41. QFT (9)
    05/09/2025, 09:50
    QFT
  18. 20. SM (5)
    08/09/2025, 09:00
  19. 21. SM (6)
    08/09/2025, 10:00
  20. 23. SM (8)
    09/09/2025, 11:20
  21. 26. Collider Phenomenology (2)
    09/09/2025, 13:00
  22. 31. DM and Cosmology (1)
    10/09/2025, 11:20
  23. 24. Career discussion session
    11/09/2025, 16:10

    This event will be run largely as a Q&A session, chaired by Prof Sudan Paramesvaran (Bristol)

    5 panel members:

    • Dr Julia Allen (Edinburgh, Energy Systems Modeller at Green Cat Hydrogen Ltd., previously ATLAS)
    • Prof. Victoria Martin (Edinburgh, ATLAS)
    • Dr Greig Cowan (Edinburgh, AI & Data Science Innovation, Natwest, previously LHCb)
    • Dr Phillip Litchfield (Glasgow, neutrinos)
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  24. 30. DM and Cosmology (2)
    11/09/2025, 17:30
  25. 32. DM and Cosmology (3)
    12/09/2025, 11:20
  26. 25. Collider Phenomenology (1)
  27. 27. Collider Phenomenology (3)
  28. 35. Collider Phenomenology (4)
  29. 33. Collider Phenomenology (5)
  30. 34. Collider Phenomenology (6)
  31. 37. Dark Matter and Cosmology
  32. 43. EDI/Outreach talk

    Diversity is a word that is often overused and misunderstood. It’s an assumed social good, but striving towards something without having an idea what it is, why it is good or knowing possible endpoints is often very dangerous. I would like you to join me on this journey to explore what diversity can and should mean; why it’s relevant to academic thinking; and what you can do to try and affect...

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  33. 39. Neutrino (1)
  34. 28. Neutrino (2)
  35. 29. Neutrino (3)
  36. 36. Neutrino (4)
  37. 9. QED/QCD (5)
  38. 10. QFT (5)
    QFT
  39. 11. QFT (6)
    QFT
  40. 13. QFT (7)
    QFT
  41. 18. SM (2)
  42. 19. SM (3)
  43. 40. SM (4)
  44. 22. SM (7)
  45. 42. Why is everyone talking about diversity? - Dr Dwayne Spiteri (University of Glasgow)

    Diversity is a word that is often overused and misunderstood. It’s an assumed social good, but striving towards something without having an idea what it is, why it is good or knowing possible endpoints is often very dangerous. I would like you to join me on this journey to explore what diversity can and should mean; why it’s relevant to academic thinking; and what you can do to try and affect...

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