Chalk Talks
Friends of KITP have the opportunity to spend an evening four to five times a year with some of the world’s most exciting theoretical physicists, sharing refreshments and conversation about big questions such as how the universe began, how stars and planets form, how the brain works, and where dark matter lurks!
Frequent Chalk Talks allow Friends of KITP to stay current on the latest breakthroughs in science through engaging and informal presentations by KITP’s leading visiting scientists. In keeping with the custom of the academic physics community, these presentations are informal and questions are encouraged during and after the talk.
Chalk Talks Archive
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Anushya Chandran, Perimeter Institute | October 14, 2015 | Getting Stuck: Shaking Up Statistical Physics | |
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Roger Melko | July 1, 2015 | Tanglin' with Entanglement: Spookiness in Theory and Practice | |
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Ted Jacobson, University of Maryland | May 20, 2015 | A Century of Black Holes: Enigmas, Insights and Paradoxes | |
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Eric Agol, University of Washington | March 18, 2015 | Exoplanet Dynamics: What We Know from Kepler | |
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Anthony Starace, University of Nebraska, Lincoln | September 10, 2014 | Atto-Physics: Observing Matter on its Natural Timescale | |
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Jim Stone, Princeton University | June 4, 2014 | From Accreting Black Holes to Merging Galaxies: How Computers are Revolutionizing Astrophysics |