The aim of this meeting is to provide training for early stage researchers, such as advanced Master's students, PhD students and beginning post-doctoral researchers, with an interest in integrability in gauge and string theory. The week will be made up of three parts: a school on recent developments with an introduction and overview given by experienced researchers combined with hands-on, informal sessions lead by leading young scientists in the field. The topics and speakers for the school will be:
There will be a day devoted to soft-skills training, including presentation and interview skills, and an information session on European grant applications. The final day will be devoted to a mini-conference made up from research talks and posters by participants of the school.
To encourage interactions between all participants, shared accommodation will be arranged in a nearby hotel. All lunches will be taken in the college dinning hall and evening meals will be organised in the many nearby restaurants.
The meeting is hosted by the School of Mathematics, Trinity College Dublin, and the Hamilton Mathematics Institute. It follows on from the GATIS meeting in Durham in 2015 and is organised as part of the GATIS+ network. The local organisers are Tristan McLoughlin and Dymtro Volin and the GATIS fellow advisors are Martina Cornagliotto (DESY, Hamburg) and Alessandro Sfondrini (ETH, Zürich). Funding is provided in part by Marie Curie CIG grant "Exact Methods in Gauge and String Theory". A downloadable poster can be found here.
Morning lectures and afternoon workshop
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Presentation, Interview and Grant Application Skills
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Research Talks
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The cost of the school and conference, including the soft-skills session, is €350. This includes accommodation (in a twin room) for five nights, all lunches in the college dinning hall, and two evening meals (Monday and Wednesday). There is a limited amount of funds available to waive fees and to cover some travel costs for participants who don't have alternative travel resources. Due to space constraints we ask that those interested in participating to register before January 13th 2017. We will inform those who have been accepted by January 20th.
Registration is now closed.
| Name | Instituition |
|---|---|
| Theresa Abl | ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
| Mikhail Alfimov | HSE and Lebedev Physical Institute, Russia |
| Lorenzo Bianchi | Universität Hamburg, Germany |
| Diego Bombardelli | University of Torino, Italy |
| Alessandra Cagnazzo | University of Oslo, Norway |
| Jan Peter Carstensen | DESY Hamburg, Germany |
| Andrea Cavaglia | University of Torino, Italy |
| Aaron Patrick Conlon | NUI Maynooth, Ireland |
| Riccardo Conti | Universitàdegli Studi di Torino, Italy |
| Martina Cornagliotto | DESY Hamburg, Germany |
| Alejandro de la Rosa | University of York, UK |
| Andrea Dei | ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
| Rouven Frassek | IHES, France |
| Aleksander Garus | ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
| Lorenzo Gerotto | Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
| Allan Gerrard | University of York, UK |
| Tamás Gombor | Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Hungary |
| David Grabner | Kings College London, UK |
| Dennis Hansen | ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
| Reimar Hecht | ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
| Martijn Hidding | Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
| Lorenz Hilfiker | Hamburg University, Germany |
| Philipp Hähnel | Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
| Francisco Jose | Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
| Takashi Kameyama | ENS Lyon, France |
| Rob Klabbers | DESY Hamburg, Germany |
| Samuel Kovacik | DIAS, Ireland |
| Sylvain Lacroix | ENS Lyon, France |
| Georgios Linardopoulos | NCSR "Demokritos" & U. Athens, Greece |
| Yannick Linke | DESY Hamburg, Germany |
| Márton Kálmán Lájer | Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary |
| Simon Nakach | Imperial College London, UK |
| Juan Miguel Nieto | UCM, Spain |
| Enrico Olivucci | Sapienza Roma, Italy |
| Andrea Orta | LMU Munich, Germany |
| Domenico Pellegrino | NUI Maynooth, Ireland |
| Brenda Penante | CERN, Switzerland |
| Argia Rubeo | Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
| Paul Ryan | DESY Hamburg, Germany |
| Sergei Savin | DESY Hamburg, Germany |
| Alessandro Sfondrini | ETH Zürich, Switzerland |
| Joakim Stromwall | University of Surrey, UK |
| Istvan M. Szecsenyi | Budapest University of Technology and Economics |
| Benoit Vallet | IPhT, CEA Saclay, France |
| Kasper Engel Vardinghus | NBI Copenhagen, Denmark |
| Robert Whelan | Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
The organisers can be reached at the email address: yrisw2017@maths.tcd.ie. The school will take place in the School of Mathematics which is located at
Hamilton Building, Trinity College Dublin,