Theoretical Physics

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Advanced School in Theoretical Physics

IIAS Advanced School in Theoretical Physics is an intensive program that brings together leading researchers and young scholars from around the world to explore cutting-edge topics in theoretical physics. The program typically includes a series of lectures, seminars, and workshops on a variety of topics, such as quantum field theory, cosmology, and string theory.

The school’s faculty is composed of leading experts in the field, who are invited to give lectures and lead workshops. The school also invites a number of distinguished visitors to give lectures and participate in the program. The program is designed to provide participants with a broad and deep understanding of the current state of research in theoretical physics, and to expose them to the latest developments and ideas in the field.

The advanced school in theoretical physics at the IIAS is open to graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and other young scientists who are interested in pursuing a career in theoretical physics. The program is highly competitive and typically attracts a large number of applicants from around the world. The program is usually held during the winter and last for several weeks. The Nobel laureate, Professor David Gross, is the School’s General Director.

Participation in the program provides students and young researchers the opportunity to learn from the leading experts in their field, to present their own research, and to network with other young scientists from around the world. The program also provides participants with the opportunity to explore the vibrant scientific community at the IIAS and to experience the unique culture and history of Jerusalem.

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Past Schools

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IIAS, Feldman Bldg, Givat Ram, JLM
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The school will explore fresh approaches in particle physics beyond the Standard Model, covering dark matter, precision tests, cosmology, and machine learning.

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27
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5
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A decade of sky surveys has revealed diverse and unexpected transient phenomena. This school explores their physics and the future of time-domain astrophysics.

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27
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5
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Explore quantum materials beyond Fermi liquid theory—this school focuses on entanglement, topological states, and modern approaches to quantum-critical systems.

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28
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8
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An in-depth School offering foundational knowledge on planetary origin, structure, and evolution to explore the growing field of exoplanet discoveries.

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29
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8
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Marking the centennial of Einstein's theory, this global first event explores General Relativity's legacy—emphasizing string theory while honoring its broad scientific impact.