Event Disclaimer for Perimeter Conferences, Seminars, and Colloquiums
All Perimeter Research (http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/research) talks associated with conferences, seminars and colloquiums will be recorded and may form part of one or more audio-visual productions intended for initial release on the internet, television, and on home or mobile video devices. Individuals who do not want their presentation recorded should send an immediate email to either Stephanie Mohl, smohl[at]pitp.ca (Conferences) or Amanda Ferneyhough, aferneyhoug[at]pitp.ca (Seminars and Colloquiums).
By registering to attend and attending a Perimeter Research event, you are consenting to the use of your appearance, image and voice in the productions and in any promotion or use of the production in any media through the world.
Research areas
Perimeter Institute’s vibrant research community emphasizes ambitious, unconstrained scientific enquiry across nine research fields: cosmology, condensed matter, mathematical physics (including mathematics), particle physics, quantum fields and strings, quantum foundations, quantum gravity, quantum information, and strong gravity.
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Special Research Initiatives
By definition, truly new approaches and ideas in physics don’t fall neatly into any established framework – and yet often such new approaches are exactly those which can most benefit from sustained, intense, cross-disciplinary attention.
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VISITORS
Perimeter Institute runs an active visitor program, welcoming applications from scientists of all levels of expertise. Visit periods can range from several days to a year. Find out more information and obtain a visitor's guide.
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CONFERENCES
Perimeter Institute hosts a lively program of conferences and workshops designed to foster new ideas and unique collaborations. Find a list of upcoming and past conferences and sponsorships.
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Seminars
Perimeter Institute organizes a lively program of seminars, regularly exposing researchers to current ideas in the wider theoretical physics community. In addition, many of the colloquium talks provide content outside of, but related to, core disciplines.
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