High Energy Physics and Quantum Field Theory

The Workshop continues a series of workshops started by the Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics of Lomonosov Moscow State University (SINP MSU) in 1985 and conceived with the purpose of presenting topics of current interest and providing a stimulating environment for scientific discussion on new developments in theoretical and experimental high energy physics and physical programs for future colliders. Traditionally the list of workshop attendees includes a great number of active young scientists and students from Russia and other countries.

This year the Workshop is organized jointly by the SINP MSU and the SPbSU and it will take place in the holiday hotel "Baltiets" situated in a picturesque place of the Karelian Isthmus on the shore of the Gulf of Finland in the suburb of the second largest Russian city Saint Petersburg.

Scientific program, the main topics to be covered are:

* Higgs searches and other experimental results from the LHC and the Tevatron; impact of the Higgs-like boson observed

* Physics prospects at Linear Colliders and super B-factories

* Extensions of the Standard Model and their phenomenological consequences at the LHC and Linear Colliders

* Higher order corrections and resummations for collider phenomenology

* Automatic calculations and Monte Carlo simulations in high energy physics

* LHC/LC and astroparticle/cosmology connections

* Modern nuclear physics and relativistic nucleous-nucleous collisions

* Detectors for future experiments in high energy physics

The Workshop will include plenary and two parallel afternoon sessions. The plenary sessions will consist of invited lectures. The afternoon sessions will include original talks.

Further details are given at http://qfthep.sinp.msu.ru

The Workshop continues a series of workshops started by the Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics of Lomonosov Moscow State University (SINP MSU) in 1985 and conceived with the purpose of presenting topics of current interest and providing a stimulating environment for scientific discussion on new developments in theoretical and experimental high energy physics and physical programs for future colliders. Traditionally the list of workshop attendees includes a great number of active young scientists and students from Russia and other countries. This year Workshop is organized jointly by the SINP MSU and the Southern Federal University (SFedU) and will take place in the holiday hotel "Luchezarniy" (Effulgent) situated on the Black Sea shore in a picturesque natural park in the suburb of the largest Russian resort city Sochi - the host city of the XXII Olympic Winter Games to be held in 2014. The main topics to be covered are: Experimental results from the LHC. Tevatron summary: the status of the Standard Model and the boundaries on BSM physics. Future physics at Linear Colliders and super B-factories. Extensions of the Standard Model and their phenomenological consequences at the LHC and Linear Colliders: SUSY extensions of the Standard Model; particle interactions in space-time with extra dimensions; strings, quantum groups and new ideas from modern algebra and geometry. Higher order corrections and resummations for collider phenomenology. Automatic calculations of Feynman diagrams and Monte Carlo simulations. LHC/LC and astroparticle/cosmology connections. Modern nuclear physics and relativistic nucleous-nucleous collisions.

The Workshop continues a series of workshops started by the Skobeltsyn Institute of Nuclear Physics (SINP MSU) in 1985 and conceived with the purpose of presenting topics of current interest and providing a stimulating environment for scientific discussion on new developments in theoretical and experimental high energy physics and physical programs for future colliders. Traditionally the list of workshop attendees includes a great number of active young scientists from Russia and other countries. The Workshop QFTHEP'2010 will take place on 8-15 September 2010 in Golitsyno (near Moscow). The main topics to be covered are: Recent Standard Model and beoynd results at the Tevatron and B-factories. First experimental results from the LHC. Future physics at the LHC and Linear Colliders. Extensions of the Standard Model and their phenomenology at the LHC, Linear Colliders, and super B-factories. Higher order corrections and resummations for collider processes. Automatic calculations of diagrams in the higher orders and Monte Carlo simulations. Particle interactions in space-time with extra dimensions. Strings, quantum groups and selected topics in QFT. LHC/LC and astroparticle /cosmology connections. Properties of color media in relativistic nucleas-nucleus collisions. In honoring and celebrating the 100th anniversary of Academician Sergey Nikolaevich Vernov the QFTHEP Organizing Committee dedicates this Workshop to the memory of this outstanding Russian scientist.
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