A Toxicologists uses analytical and scientific techniques to identify toxins such as chemicals, biological substances and radiation, and to assess the potential risks and harmful effects posed by them.
Programs The people named below proposed and will coordinate programs hosted by the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics in academic year 2027-2028.
Microbial Heterogeneity:
From Genetic Switches to Collective Behavior in Biofilms Ami S. Bhatt, Otto Cordero, Roberto Kolter, and Ned Wingreen July 19-August 20, 2027 Probing Dark Matter with Innovations in Stellar and Galactic Dynamics Sukanya Chakrabarti, Dan Huber, Lina Necib, and Robyn Sanderson August 2-September 23, 2027
Quantum Materials:
New Phenomena, New Probes Erez Berg, Charlotte Boettcher, Mark Rudner, Roser Valenti, and Andrea Young August 23-October 21, 2027 Gravitational Path Integrals and Finite-N Holography Alejandra Castro, Chi-Ming Chang, Matthew Heydeman, Luca Iliesiu, Ted Jacobson, and Donald Marolf September 27-December 17, 2027 Black Holes through the Synergies of Photons, Neutrinos and Cosmic Rays Ke Fang, Kohta Murase, Lorenzo Sironi, and Alexandra Veledina October 25-December 17, 2027 Cloud Physics across
Planetary Regimes:
From Earth to Exoplanets Peter Gao, Thaddeus Komacek, Jonathan Mitchell, Diana Powell, and Ivy Tan January 4-February 24, 2028 Instabilities in
Soft Mechanics:
Shaping Fluids and Solids Irmgard Bischofberger, Sunny Jung, and Ousmane Kodio January 4-February 10, 2028 From Quantum Control to Algorithms and Back Edwin Barnes, Sophia Economou, Yuan Liu, and Dan Stamper-Kurn February 14-March 30, 2028 High-Energy Physics into an Era of Fault-Tolerant and Error-Corrected Quantum Computing Mari Carmen Banuls, Enrique Rico Ortega, Enrico Rinaldi, and Martin Savage February 28-May 4, 2028 Seeing through
