William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute

William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute The William I. To this end the Institute provides a meeting place for theorists from around the globe to exchange and develop ideas.

Fine Theoretical Physics Institute (FTPI) was established in 1987 as part of the School of Physics and Astronomy, with the goal of conducting research in theoretical physics at a world-class level. The most important function of FTPI is to produce significant, exciting, and sound theoretical physics that will have an impact on physics as a whole. FTPI sponsors several workshops annually and runs o

ngoing programs, such as the visiting short- and long-term scholar program. Through these and other outreach programs, the Institute serves to advance theoretical physics and to further develop its links to other science and engineering research disciplines, industrial research initiatives, and other academic sectors.

03/20/2025

MN Cup is a startup competition and hub to direct mentorship, education, and seed capital to the best new ventures in Minnesota. Our process leverages volunteer judges with industry and functional expertise in each of our nine divisions. Ten companies in each division will be selected by these judge...

The Alumni Association, in partnership with the Medical School and the Research & Innovation Office, is hosting a webina...
03/19/2025

The Alumni Association, in partnership with the Medical School and the Research & Innovation Office, is hosting a webinar and Q&A about the impacts of federal funding on research. All alumni and the general public are invited to attend to learn more and how to get engaged around this topic.

Website Link: z.umn.edu/research-funding-webinar
Speaker: Vice Dean for Research at the Medical School, Peter Crawford, M.D., Ph.D.
Webinar Details:
Tuesday, March 25, 2025
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Registration is required
Zoom only, no in-person option

02/27/2025

Join us on Monday, March 3rd for a Special Seminar.
Where: Tate Hall, 110
When: 12:10 pm

Kristan Jensen (University of Victoria)

Title: Workholes, Chaos, and Black Hole Microstates

Abstract: There is a wealth of evidence that black holes are quantum mechanical systems, replete with a spectrum of microstates approximately counted by the Bekenstein-Hawking entropy. In this seminar I will present evidence that, at least in the context of the AdS/CFT correspondence, black holes exhibit long-range level repulsion in their microstate spectrum. This repulsion is encoded by wormhole amplitudes, and is consistent with the predictions made by random matrix theory for any chaotic many-body quantum system.

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01/13/2025

Join us for the Consortium's and the UMN Research & Innovation Office's 2025 Research Ethics Day Conference titled "The Ethical Use of Artificial Intelligence in Research." The virtual webinar will be aired live from 9am to 3pm CT on Wednesday, March 5. Register today! An incredible roster of national experts has been assembled to weigh in on an important topic for today's researchers and scientists. https://consortium.umn.edu/conference/annual-research-ethics-day-conference-ethical-use-artificial-intelligence-research-challenges

Fall 2024 College of Science and Engineering Career FairTuesday, Sept. 17 and Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024Noon-5 p.m.3M Are...
09/09/2024

Fall 2024 College of Science and Engineering Career Fair

Tuesday, Sept. 17 and Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024
Noon-5 p.m.
3M Arena at Mariucci

09/09/2024

Every year, the CSE Mentor Program helps students prepare for their future careers by matching alumni and friends in industry to work one-on-one with CSE students. Whether you’re fresh out of college or retired, we’d love to have you in the program from October-April! Learn more and register by Wednesday, September 25 at cse.umn.edu/mentor

Join us for the 17th Annual Misel family Lecture on September 18th!
08/27/2024

Join us for the 17th Annual Misel family Lecture on September 18th!

08/20/2024

It’s time again for Physics on a Stick! Come see us at the Great Minnesota Get Together on Thursday Aug 22 (aka Stem Day). We are doing two shows at Dan Patch Park (10:15 am and 2:15 pm).

Check out this research from Physics Professor Lindsay Glesener and her group.
04/16/2024

Check out this research from Physics Professor Lindsay Glesener and her group.

Researchers in the University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering, including Physics and Astronomy Professor Lindsay Glesener, are part NASA’s fi...

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