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Celebration of Prof Anne Davis's Career
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Topological Solitons: A conference to celebrate the 60th birthday of Professor N. Manton
Branes, Supergravity and M-Theory: A conference to celebrate the 60th birthday of Paul K Townsend
Aspects of Conformal & Superconformal Field Theories: A Commemoration of the Work of Francis Dolan
Beautiful Mesons and Baryons on the Lattice
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Collider Phenomenology 2011
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Aspects of Quantum Field Theory
Workshop on Recent Developments in Supersymmetric Gauge Theory
A Small and Intimate Gathering on Dynamical Processes in AdS/CFT
Yet Another Workshop on Aspects of Gauge/Gravity Duality
Aspects of the Gauge/Gravity correspondence
50 years of Skyrmions
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Time:
01
Nov
Nov 1st 2024
16:00
to
17:00
Venue:
MR19 (Potter Room, Pavilion B), CMS
Speaker:
William Handley (Cambridge U.)
Series:
HEP phenomenology joint Cavendish-DAMTP seminar
