Theory Division

1967 marked the birth of Fermilab. That year the lab hired its first employees and began operations in Illinois.  To celebrate fifty years of science and innovation, we are holding a special one-day symposium, in conjunction with the fiftieth Users Meeting.

This workshop aims at gathering together both theorists and ATLAS/CMS experimentalists to discuss recent results, analysis techniques and theoretical calculations of HH production. Topics to be covered include: recent results from the LHC, advances in theoretical calculations, analysis techniques, BSM phenomenology, EFT interpretations. Click here for further details.

This workshop will focus on applications of quantum computing technologies, algorithms, and theoretical developments of interest to the High Energy Physics community. Fermilab’s Theory Department and Scientific Computing Division are particularly interested in developing collaborations and working groups to target problems related to: Quantum simulation of quantum field theories for strongly coupled relativistic systems Toy models of gauge... More »