ECT* Colloquia
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a large fraction of the ECT* workshops initially planned for 2020 have been postponed to 2021.
To introduce and promote the topic of the postponed workshops to a wider audience, the ECT* has started last summer with a series of “colloquia style” presentations of about one hour each on the topics of the postponed workshops.
The recorded presentations are available on the YouTube Channel | ECT* Colloquia
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STRANU: Hot Topics in STRANgeness NUclear and Atomic PhysicsColloquium by Catalina CURCEANU and Kristian PISCICCHIA
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Neutron Stars As Multi-Messenger Laboratories For Dense MatterColloquium by Anna WATTS on "The Neutron Star Interior Composition Explorer - and beyond" and Sanjay REDDY on "Dense Matter in Neutron Stars and its Implications for Multi-Messenger Astronomy"
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The Strong interaction: from the LHC to the Higgs factory and beyondColloquium by Marcel VOS
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Relativistic Fermions in Flatland: theory and applicationColloquium by Lukas JANSSEN on "Emergence of relativistic flatland fermions in systems without fermions"
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Theoretical and Experimental Challenges in Flavour Hadrons, Heavy Quarkonia and Multiquark PhysicsColloquium by Mikhail BARABANOV and Bruno EL-BENNICH
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Nuclear and Atomic Transitions as Laboratories for High Precision Tests of Quantum Gravity inspired ModelsColloquium by Antonino MARCIANO