TEP Seminars |
SCSS
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Bhaumik Luncheon
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BLYSS
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TEP Seminars
Seminars are held in the UCLA Physics & Astronomy Building (PAB) 4-740 Schwinger Lounge, Tuesdays 2-3pm unless otherwise noted.
Fall Quarter 2025
Bhaumik Lecture: Thursday, October 2nd: Cumrun Vafa (Harvard)
"String Theory and the Dark Sector"
Tuesday, October 7th: Diego Delmastro (UCLA)
"Noether theorem, non-local currents, non-invertible symmetries"
Thursday, October 15th: Sonja Klisch (Edinburgh)
"The soft physics of amplitudes in background fields"
Tuesday, October 21st: Adar Sharon (UCLA)
"Large charge and Moduli spaces"
Tuesday, October 28th: Jaewon Song (KAIST)
"Large N Universality of 4d N=1 SCFT and Holography"
Tuesday, November 4th: Fedor Popov
TBA
Tuesday, November 11th: Matteo Sergola (UCLA)
TBA
Tuesday, November 18th: Michael Saavedra
TBA
Tuesday, December 2nd: TBD
TBA
Tuesday, December 9th: TBD
TBA
Winter Quarter 2026
Spring Quarter 2026
TEP Lunch Seminars
TBA
Bhaumik Luncheon Seminars
The Mani L. Bhaumik Institute of Theoretical Physics is pleased to present the Bhaumik Luncheon Seminar series. The goal of this Seminar series is to learn about exciting new ideas from scientists in the department through short talks and discussions. The Seminar is usually held once per academic quarter. Come, participate, and enjoy a light lunch.
Upcoming Bhaumik Luncheon Seminars:
Bhaumik Luncheon Young Scientists Seminar (BLYSS)
Our new seminar series, the Bhaumik Luncheon Young Scientists Seminar (BLYSS) launched in Fall of 2017. The goal of this seminar is to learn about exciting new ideas from up-and-coming scientists in the department and from around the world.
Upcoming BLYSS:
Southern California Strings Seminar
The Southern California Strings Seminar returns to UCLA. We gather and discuss new ideas and developments, both general and specialized, in the field.


The Southern California Strings Seminar (SCSS) is where we gather and discuss new ideas and developments, both general and specialized, in the field.
The goal of this Seminar series is to learn about exciting new ideas from scientists in the department through short talks and discussions.
The goal of this seminar is to learn about exciting new ideas from up-and-coming scientists in the department and from around the world.