Quantum Mechanics workshops

Connect numerical approaches to classical and quantum initial-boundary-value problems. The workshop examines deterministic wave propagation, fluid dynamics and general relativity alongside fluctuating quantum fields and hydrodynamics. Invited perspectives and contributed talks explore shared modelling challenges, including symmetry-preserving and mimetic discretisation, summation-by-parts methods, action-based formulations, lattice field theory, stochastic partial differential equations and quantum computing. Researchers in theoretical physics and applied mathematics will compare methods and identify opportunities for collaboration across these neighbouring fields. 19 November 2026 at 09:00 through 21 November at 17:00, Asia/Seoul (KST, UTC+9). Participant registration closes on 8 November 2026 and requires an Indico account. Capacity is 70. Contributed abstracts are due 25 October.

Explore path-integration techniques linking quantum mechanics, quantum field theory and gravity. Five themes connect worldline methods, strong external backgrounds, heat-kernel expansions and resurgence, on-shell quantities, and geometry in first quantisation. Discussion includes curved spaces, superspace and nontrivial topology, as well as representations of wavefunctions, scattering amplitudes and gravitational waveforms. Review lectures introduce challenges in each area, followed by invited and contributed talks, two poster sessions and extended collaborative discussions across research communities. 22 March 2027 at 17:00 through 2 April at 13:30, Europe/Paris. The local timezone changes from CET to CEST on 28 March. Expressions of interest close on 15 December 2026 and participation is confirmed by the end of the year. An Indico account is required. Capacity is 70. Estimated fees, including accommodation and meals, are EUR 1,330 for established or senior scientists and EUR 940 for early-career researchers, payable on arrival; limited travel support is being sought.

Study modern connections between gravitational theory and quantum information in an intensive doctoral school for young researchers. Lectures develop covariant phase space, boundary symmetries and edge modes in general relativity, then connect these tools to observable algebras, celestial holography and quantum reference frames. Leading researchers introduce the foundations and discuss current research directions at the interface of classical and quantum gravity. 11 April 2027 at 15:00 through 16 April at 17:00, Europe/Zurich (CEST, UTC+2). Participants must attend the full week. Preregistration closes on 15 December 2026; the advertised early fee is EUR 250 through that date. Accommodation and meals from Sunday to Friday are included, with no extra nights. Registration is validated only after payment through a subsequently supplied payment link. Travel assistance depends on available funding.

The programme asks how mathematical advances can improve quantum and computational chemistry as computational power, AI and experimental capabilities evolve. Topics include foundations of established chemical methods, new numerical approaches, quantum algorithms, AI and practical applications. Talks and open discussions connect mathematics, chemistry, physics and computer science; dedicated graduate-student and postdoctoral sessions support training. The workshop seeks combined methods relevant to areas such as clean energy, pharmaceuticals and quantum technologies.