Our latest  Autumn 2026 newsletter features a special tribute Remembering Tom Kibble after his passing by Arttu Rajantie, a thoughtful article by Sebastián Céspedes‬ on Returning Home, Looking Forward as he secures a permanent academic position in Chile, an introduction to our new Kibble Fellow Bobby Acharya and a few words from the Centre among other highlights.

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Upcoming Events:

    • Sunday Oct 25th 2026 at 15:00pm: Join us for the 2026 Solvay Public Lectures at Flagey Studio 4 - Brussels, everyone welcome.  
    • Sunday Nov 22nd 2026 at 11:30am: Join us at the Kings Place, London, to hear about Bach, the Universe and Everything: The Beauty of Falling, together with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, everyone welcome. 
    • Wednesday Dec 9th 2026, afternoon: Come and hear bestseller author, radio host and former Stephen Hawking student Christophe Galfard as his share his experience in impactful public engagement, LT1, Blackett, Imperial College London, all welcome. 
    • December 2026 (precise date TBC): QFFF & theory PhD open day, join us in person or remotely. 

Other news and updates from the Centre

Other news and updates from the Centre

Celebrating Profs.Carrillo González, Jiang and Zhong

Congratulations to Prof. Carrillo González for her new appointment in Southampton, Prof. Jiang for a joint position at SIMIS & Fudan and to Prof. Zhong for his position at the Beijing Chinese Academy of Sciences.

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Conferences, Workshops & Summer Schools

The Salam Centre hosts major theoretical physics meetings, bringing together European and international research communities. In the past six months alone, over 500 theoretical physics experts from around the world have visited the Centre for dedicated events.

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