GR Conferences from hyperspace@gu

1. South African Gravity Society Conference, Stellenbosch, South Africa

   The South African Gravity Society (SAGS) conference will be hosted by Stellenbosch University on 18 – 22 August 2024. This will be an in-person event. We welcome contributions representing research in theoretical, computational, mathematical, observational or experimental aspects of general relativity and gravitation. The scope includes cosmology and astrophysics. Postgraduate students are encouraged to attend… Read More »South African Gravity Society Conference, Stellenbosch, South Africa

2. Challenges and future perspectives in GW astronomy: O4 and beyond, Leiden, Netherlands

   The workshop “Challenges and future perspectives in gravitational-wave astronomy: O4 and beyond” will take place at the Lorentz Center (Leiden, Netherlands) from October 14th to October 18th, 2024. Our goal is to foster an interdisciplinary discussion (with astrophysicists, data analysts, and machine learners) about how current and future observations of gravitational and electromagnetic waves can… Read More »Challenges and future perspectives in GW astronomy: O4 and beyond, Leiden, Netherlands

3. Developments, Problems, and Extensions of Electrodynamics, Bad Honnef, Germany

   Without electromagnetic fields no observations could be made and no instrument would work. This holds for the classical as well as the quantum sector of physics. Electromagnetism is the most intensely studied and used system in physics, and we have it well under control in all technical applications, including quantum optics and the new quantum… Read More »Developments, Problems, and Extensions of Electrodynamics, Bad Honnef, Germany

4. 2nd Workshop on Dynamics of Primordial Black Hole Formation, Nagoya, Japan

   We are pleased to announce that the 2nd Workshop on Dynamics of Primordial Black Hole Formation (DPBHF2) will be held at Nagoya University. This workshop invites researchers who are conducting cutting-edge research on various aspects of primordial black holes, and provides a forum for intensive discussion, allowing researchers to interact with each other at a… Read More »2nd Workshop on Dynamics of Primordial Black Hole Formation, Nagoya, Japan

5. Euregio Meuse-Rhine Gravitational Waves PhD School, Leuven, Belgium

   This new school is aimed primarily at beginning PhD (ca. 1st or 2nd year) and advanced MA students (although others are also welcome to apply). The aim of this school is to give PhD students a chance to familiarize themselves with many aspects of GW science – including beyond their own research area – and… Read More »Euregio Meuse-Rhine Gravitational Waves PhD School, Leuven, Belgium