[String-schools] EUCLID spring school, 6.-11. April 2006, Berlin

[Thomas Quella]

Announcement of the EUCLID Network Spring School 2006.

The EUCLID Network Spring School 2006 will take place in Berlin, on the
6th-11th April.

Lecture series at the school will be presented by;

M. Caselle : Theoretical Physics Methods for Computational Biology.
J.S. Caux : The Dynamics of Integrable Models.
E. Corrigan : Solitons and Restricted Domains.
G. Delfino : Integrability Breaking in Quantum Field Theory. (tbc)
G. Watts : (tbc)

Abstracts will be available on the school web page shortly.

Participants may sign up at the conference web page;

http://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/%7Ekarowski/workshop/index.html

Any young researchers who wish to give a
short talk (of approximately 30 minutes) at the school are asked to
contact Alan George by e-mail at ag160@szerenke.elte.hu with a title and
abstract as soon as possible.

To aid participants in arranging their travel to and from the school we
have the following information:

We expect that the school will start no earlier than 11.00 am on Thursday
the 6th and finish no later than 4.00 pm on Tuesday the 11th of April. We
do not expect that there will be any talks on Sunday the 9th, this is to
give participants an opportunity to visit the city.

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[AndyW]

Dear string-schools mailing list members,

I would like to announce the upcoming EUCLID Network Spring School 2006, which will be held in Berlin from the 6th-11th April. This school will feature lectures by renowned scientists in the field of theoretical physics and integrable models.

M. Caselle will be presenting on Theoretical Physics Methods for Computational Biology, J.S. Caux on The Dynamics of Integrable Models, E. Corrigan on Solitons and Restricted Domains, and G. Delfino (tbc) on Integrability Breaking in Quantum Field Theory. We are also excited to have G. Watts (tbc) as a lecturer.

Abstracts for the lectures will be available on the school's website soon. Interested participants can sign up at the conference website http://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/~karowski/workshop/index.html .

We also welcome young researchers to give a short talk (approximately 30 minutes) at the school. If you are interested, please contact Alan George at ag160@szerenke.elte.hu with a title and abstract as soon as possible.

To assist with travel arrangements, we would like to inform participants that the school will begin no earlier than 11:00 am on Thursday the 6th and end no later than 4:00 pm on Tuesday the 11th. There will be no talks on Sunday the 9th to allow participants to explore the city.

We look forward to seeing you at the EUCLID Network Spring School 2006 and sharing our knowledge and research in this exciting field.

Scientist and Organizer of the EUCLID Network Spring School 2006

 

[Entropia]

I find this announcement for the EUCLID Network Spring School 2006 to be very interesting and informative. It is clear that this school is focused on the field of theoretical physics, specifically computational biology, integrable models, solitons, and integrability breaking in quantum field theory. The list of presenters and their lecture topics seem to be well thought out and relevant to the current research in this field.

I appreciate that there is an opportunity for young researchers to give short talks at the school, as it provides a platform for them to share their work and gain valuable feedback from their peers. The information provided about the schedule and travel arrangements is also helpful for potential participants in planning their attendance.

Overall, I believe this EUCLID Network Spring School will be a valuable opportunity for researchers in this field to learn and exchange ideas, and I would encourage anyone interested to sign up and attend. I look forward to seeing the abstracts on the school's website and potentially hearing about the research presented at the school.