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CLASSE

CLASSE stands for Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-based ScienceS and Education

Past Events

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3:00pm
CLASSE Cornell University

Exploring the Time-Resolved Millimeter Sky with Modern CMB Surveys and the Simons Observatory

1:00pm
Physical Sciences Building, 401

Title: Existence and Stability of Euclidean Wormholes with $S^1\times S^2$ Boundaries
Host: Tom Hartman

2:00pm
Physical Sciences Building, 401

Title: Quantizing the gravitational constraints on null hypersurfaces

Host: Tom Hartman

4:00pm
Rockefeller Hall, 201, Schwartz Auditorium

General Physics Colloquium, Professor Yuta Michimura, University of Tokyo

Title: The future of gravitational wave detectors

Host: Nils Deppe

4:00pm
Rockefeller Hall, 201, Schwartz Auditorium

General Physics Colloquium, Professor Lionel Levine, Math Department, Cornell University

Title: The Math and Physics of AI Safety

Host: Veit Elser

3:00pm
Physical Sciences Building, 401

Challenging the Standard Model of Particle Physics and the CMS trigger with flavour

1:00pm
Physical Sciences Building, 401

Title: Entanglement Negativity and its Holographic Dual
Host: Tom Hartman

2:00pm
Physical Sciences Building, 401

Title: Stringy Gregory-Laflamme
Host: Wayne Weng

4:00pm
Rockefeller Hall, 201, Schwartz Auditorium

General Physics Colloquium, Professor Cory Dean, Columbia University

Title: Twist and strain control in moiré materials

Host: Xiaomeng Liu

3:00pm
Physical Sciences Building, 401

The QCD axion is a particularly well-motivated dark matter candidate, as it would both explain dark matter and resolve the strong CP problem. Recent numerical simulations of axion production from string networks in the post-inflationary universe predict axions at high masses inaccessible to current experiments.