Joint Belgian hep-th seminars held in Mons
- Céline Zwikel (Collège de France, Paris) | A covariant formulation of logarithmic supertranslations at spatial infinity
- Simone Speziale (CPT, Marseille) | The importance of covariance for gravitational charges
- Biswajit Sahoo (King’s College, London) | Emergent Higher-Spin Symmetry on the Celestial Sphere from Loop-Corrected Soft Photon Theorems
- Dionysios Anninos (King’s College, London) | Features of the Partition Function of a Λ > 0 Universe
- Konstantinos Siampos (AUTH, Thessaloniki) | The geometric origin of the energy–momentum tensor improvement terms
- Paolo Vallarino (VUB) | N=2 Universality for integrated correlators at strong coupling
- Dario Francia (U. Roma Tre) | Double-copy supertranslations
- Anastasios C. Petkou (AUTH, Thessaloniki) | On the correspondence between thermal one-point functions and conformal Feynman graphs
- Yannick Herfray (U. Tours) | BMS particles
- Antoine Rignon-Bret (Marseille U.) | Dynamical observables on null hypersurfaces in general relativity
- Andrew Svesko (King’s College, London) | Quantum inequalities for quantum black holes
- Stefan Prohazka (U. Vienna) | Quantizing carrollian field theories
- Sylvain Lavau (Ruđer Bošković Institute) | A graded geometric perspective on tensor hierarchies
- Tim Adamo (Edinburgh University) | Scattering on self-dual black holes
- Victor Godet (SISSA Trieste) | Quantum cosmology as automorphic dynamics
- Blagoje Oblak (Université libre de Bruxelles) | Anisotropic Quantum Hall Droplets
- Antoine Bourget (IPhT) | Why Symplectic Singularities?
- Ana-Maria Raclariu (University of Amsterdam) | Entanglement, soft modes and celestial CFT
- Michele Schiavina (University of Pavia) | Hamiltonian gauge theory with corners. Soft symmetries, memory and superselection from Hamiltonian reduction by stages
- Sašo Grozdanov (University of Edinburgh) | Spectra, reconstructions and pole-skipping
Special event : BEL lectures by Axel Kleinschmidt (Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics, Potsdam).
- String scattering old and new I
- String scattering old and new II