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Gaussian GenerallyCovariantHydrodynamics

Organizers：Giorgio Torrieri (UNICAMP)

Date：10:30 AM, Tuesday, 11-18,2025

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

:We examine the length scales usually associated with the applicability of hvdrodynamics as an efective theory in the ight of the observation of hydrodynamic behavior in small systems. We argue that the explanation of such behavior might reside in the requirement of local equivalence between fuctuations ...
50 years of OGP: past, present and future

Organizers：Federico Antinori (NFN)

Date：14:00, 11-10, 2025

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Fifty years have passed since the predictions of the existence of the Quark-Gluon Plasma, a high-temperature and high-density phase of matter, in which the colour charge of OCD becomes deconfined. I will recall some of major milestones in the history of the QGP, that led to the confirmation of ...
Evidence of H→uu Decay from ATLAS Experiment

Organizers：Hongtao Yang 杨洪洮 (USTC)

Date：10:30 AM, 11-12, 2025

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

The Higgs mechanism is responsible for elementary particle mass generation in the Standard Model of particle physics. While ATLAS and CMS experiments have confrmed its role in giving mass to the weak bosons and 3rd generation charged fermions, whether Higgs mechanism also provides mass for ...
IOPP Seminar: Novel imaging techniques for hadron therapies

Organizers：Dr. Gábor Biró and Zsófia Jólesz

Date：3:00 PM, Friday, Oct.17,2025

Place：Lecture Hall 9409

Hadron therapy, a promising yet less common cancer treatment, targets tumors more precisely than traditional X-ray treatments. However, effective hadron therapy requires precise dose planning, which necessitates accurate mapping of energy deposition within the tissue. Proton CT addresses this by using protons for imaging, providing ...
Probing the Higgs Sector at LHCb: Techniques, Measurements, and Future Prospects

Organizers：Lorenzo Sestini(INFN)

Date：9 AM, September 30, 2025

Place：Lecture Hal 9409

The LHCb experiment has been delivering high-quality data since the start of LHC operations and continues to provide groundbreaking measurements. While originally designed for precision studies of b- and c-hadron physics, LHCb has evolved into a general-purpose detector in the forward region ...

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