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The Institute for Nuclear Theory, a national resource funded by the US Department of Energy and the University of Washington, provides an environment for scientists to advance the frontiers of subatomic physics. Scientific meetings at the INT attract hundreds of visitors annually from around the world to hasten breakthrough discoveries through collaborations. |
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Welcome to the Institute for Nuclear Theory (INT)
March 17 - 21, 2025
Chiral EFT: New Perspectives (INT-25-92W)
U. van Kolck, V. Cirigliano, T. Papenbrock, M. Piarulli
We are at a dramatic point when nuclear theory has an opportunity to shine and impact other areas. Recent advances in astrophysics and particle physics now require nuclear input at precision levels not seen before...
May 12 - June 20, 2025
Precision QCD with the Electron Ion Collider (25-1)
R. Fatemi, H.-W. Lin, W. Vogelsang
The goal of our program is to identify the outstanding problems and the progress to be made, to facilitate work toward advancing EIC theory, and to forge new collaborations and alliances that will tackle the challenges.
June 2-6, 2025
Bridging Theory and Experiment at the Electron-Ion Collider (25-93W)
A. Bacchetta, W. Cosyn, F. Ringer, A. Stasto
This workshop will be an ideal place to support the EIC community and provide guidance for future efforts on both the experimental and theoretical side.
June 23 - July 25, 2025
Compressible Turbulence: From Cold Atoms to Neutron Star Mergers
A. Bulgac, G. Eyink, M. Forbes, N. Navon
Turbulence in compressible fluids is at the forefront of current hydrodynamic research with applications that include supersonic flight, combustion, fusion, ultra-cold atoms, and nuclear astrophysics.
INTURN
Institute for Nuclear Theory Undergraduate Research Network
The Institute for Nuclear Theory (INT) at the University of Washington (UW) is offering opportunities for undergraduate research in nuclear physics in the spring quarter of 2025. This INT Undergraduate Research Network (INTURN) program hosts undergraduate students interested in pursuing research in nuclear theory and taking steps toward a career in physics.
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