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 | Cosmo '23 Conference in Madrid Leads the Future of Modern Cosmology | Last week, Madrid became the epicenter of Cosmology, where 300 experts from around the world gather to explore the mysteries of the universe. |
 | "Swamplandia": International Experts Gather in Search of a Quantum Gravity Theory | Last week, the Institute for Theoretical Physics (IFT UAM-CSIC) and Harvard University organized the largest scientific conference on the Swampland to date. |
 | New IFT video: Does the universe rotate as a whole? | Planets, stars, galaxies... it seems like everything is spinning in the universe. But does the universe as a "whole" spin? |
 | Muon g-2 doubles down with latest measurement, explores uncharted territory in search of new physics | Physicists from Fermilab now have a brand-new measurement of a property of the muon called the anomalous magnetic moment that improves the precision of their previous result by a factor of 2. |
 | Postdoctoral position in Quantum Information and Quantum Matter | |
 | Expression of interest: Ayudas de atracción de talento investigador "César Nombela" 2023 | The IFT welcomes expressions of interest for the forthcoming opening of five-year research positions under the programme Ayudas de atracción de talento investigador "César Nombela" 2023 of the Regional Government of Madrid. |
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The experimental sensitivity to a handful of mu<->e processes should improve by orders of magnitude in coming years.
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arXiv: 2107.07516 (A. Belin, S. Colin-Ellerin)
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Over a decade after the Higgs discovery, the hunt for physics beyond the Standard Model faces the possibility that new particles might be too heavy to be seen at the LHC.
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