KMI Colloquium

“KMI Colloquium” is usually held once in a month, speakers can be mainly invited from other institutions.

The audience is usually not specified. Any KMI member and related researchers, including KMI visitors and students, and any researcher who is interested in the theme can join.

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23 2018 FEB

Status, Results, and Future Plans for LIGO and Virgo

David Shoemaker

KMI Colloquium

21 2018 FEB

Hunting for new physics with rare kaon decays

Taku Yamanaka

KMI Colloquium

24 2018 JAN

Strong-field physics in high-energy heavy-ion collisions

Kazunori Itakura

KMI Colloquium

20 2017 DEC

Extra-dimension: is it real, or just a mathematical tool? -a lattice theorist’s view for constructing chiral fermion on the lattice –

Tetsuya Onogi

KMI Colloquium

22 2017 NOV

New results on microlensing search of compact dark matter

LHC and Cosmic Rays: the Chicken or Eggs?

Tanguy Pierog

KMI Colloquium

26 2017 JUL

The quark gluon plasma fluid in high-energy nuclear collisions: How small can it be?

Tetsufumi Hirano

KMI Colloquium

5 2017 JUL

Neutrinos which is sensitive to only gravity?

Takasumi Maruyama

KMI Colloquium

24 2017 MAY

Superstring phenomenology and cosmology

Tatsuo Kobayashi

KMI Colloquium