SLAC HEP Theory Group at
Graduate Open House 2021

Individual Faculty Office Hours (times subject to change - please check back!)

see table below (if hard to read, click here for spreadsheet). Feel free to email us if you'd like to schedule an alternate time to meet.

Links to Help You Get to Know the Group

• SLAC-wide orientation events schedule

• Theory group webpage and people

• Recent colloquium-level talks by the Theory Group members. Should be (mostly) accessible to incoming grad students:

  • Lance Dixon, Scattering Amplitudes from LHC to LIGO and Beyond

  • Alex Friedland, Looking inside the heart of a supernova from underground

• Theory group members giving SLAC Public lectures

  • Sebastian Ellis (*) is explaining How to Bend a Stream of Dark Matter and Make it Shine

  • Hendrik Vogel (*) is musing about Axions: Ghost Riders in the Sky

  • Alex Friedland is shedding light on Supernovas: Gravity-powered Neutrino Bombs

  • Lance Dixon is Hunting the Elusive Higgs Boson and the Origin of Mass

  • JoAnne Hewett is thinking about Space: The Hunt for Hidden Dimensions

  • Michael Peskin is Profiling the Invisible: Quantum Mechanics and the Unseen Universe

    • (*) Both Sebastian and Hendrik are recent postdocs in our group

• Recent conferences at SLAC HEP Theory:

  • SLAC Summer Institute

    • 2021: The Higgs State Fair

    • SLAC Summer Institute 2020

  • PINS (Precision Investigations of the Neutrino Sector) 2019

  • Amplitudes 2018

  • Dark Sectors 2016