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4TH UNIANDES PARTICLE PHYSICS SCHOOL

Por: System Administrator En: Jue 24 de Sep, 2015 08:56 -05 (2114 Lecturas)

https://fisindico.uniandes.edu.co/indico/conferenceDisplay.py?ovw=True&confId=66

November 17 – 20, 2015, Bogotá, Colombia

The High Energy Physics Group of Universidad de los Andes is organizing the 4th version of the Uniandes Particle Physics School. The aim of the school has been to focus on the theoretical and experimental aspects of a topic that is of current interest in the field of particle physics. This year we will concentrate on The Physics Beyond the Standard Model, that is expected and could be explored during the second run of the LHC accelerator at CERN. After the discovery of the Higgs boson, and with p-p collisions providing a Center-of-Mass? energy of 13 TeV, a new kinematical region will be open for the continuing search for new physics. The new possibilities for the observation of the existence of supersymmetric matter, new space dimensions, or any other kind of exotic physics will be explored. The prospects for finding an answer to the dark matter problem will also be assess.

Topics:

Theoretical and experimental lectures on:

SUSY
Extra Dimensions
Dark Matter
Exotica
LHC Experiments
HEP Software tools

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3th National Meeting on Heavy Flavors Physics

Por: System Administrator En: Jue 24 de Sep, 2015 08:53 -05 (1702 Lecturas)

- Standard Model and beyond
- CP violation
- Neutrino physics
- Hadron physics
- Experimental Heavy flavors
- Dark Matter
https://sites.google.com/site/encuentroquarkspesados2015/

Vacante Auxiliar Sala Cómputo Tiempo Completo

Por: System Administrator En: Jue 09 de Jul, 2015 17:53 -05 (951 Lecturas)

Interesados: Contactar a Jorge Zuluaga o Diego Restrepo al 2195661 o enviar hoja de vida al correo electrónico:

Se requieren conocimientos en Linux. (Teléfono corregido)
DENOMINACIÓN: Auxiliar 4 Proceso Misional (Auxiliar Sala Cómputo)
SALARIO: $ 1.690.428

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Try git

Por: System Administrator En: Vie 08 de Mayo, 2015 18:21 -05 (1148 Lecturas)

Got 15 minutes and want to learn Git?

Try this nice interactive tutorial with enhanced shell interface, file manager and github repository at: https://try.github.io

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How to synchronize an Overleaf LaTeX paper with a git repository

Por: System Administrator En: Vie 17 de Abr, 2015 17:05 -05 (4977 Lecturas)

Overleaf

(writeLaTeX before) is an excellent online LaTeX editor. Even better that many specific desktop software. It works online in source or rich-text modes. Its popularity (#overleaf

) is increasing, may be because some of the following features:

Integrated git server: To clone just change the www in the project URL by git.
Inline (in rich-text mode via MathJax) and parallel panel preview. Includes also inline preview for figures (no yet for tables)
Tab completion for commands, environments, refs, and cites.
Special comments with discussions for collaborative work in the rich-text mode, which are just normal LaTeX comments in source mode.
Integration with other online services like Zotero, Drobox, figshare, etc. Some requires Pro-accounts.

In this blog entry

explain how to synchronize with another git repository, specifically for GitHub, but also work the same with any other repository server.

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[W02] Nicolas Bernal: WIMP and SIMP Dark Matter from the Spontaneous Breaking of a Global Group

Por: System Administrator En: Mié 11 de Mar, 2015 12:17 -05 (1708 Lecturas)

The 2nd webinar is now available on youtube

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Omar Andres Zapata Mesa: Complete ROOT — R interface

Por: System Administrator En: Sáb 07 de Mar, 2015 23:34 -05 (2230 Lecturas)

From: CERN: 2014 Google Summer of Code students present their projects

Omar Zapata, a Computer Science student from Medellin, Colombia, worked on developing an interface between ROOT and R, a software framework for statistical computing. With his work it is now possible to use the very large set of statistical tools present in R inside ROOT and with data stored in ROOT objects. These tools which include some of the latest algorithms developed by the statistics and computing research community. Omar wrote classes which perform the translation from the ROOT objects to R objects in order to call R functions and to return the result to ROOT in order to visualize or store it. His work is available as a public, dedicated branch of ROOT in github; ~~in the near future~~ it will be migrated in the ROOT official report.

UPDATE: ROOT-R is now in the ofcial master of ROOT From Omar Zapata: include ROOT-R interface allowing to use R functions inside ROOT

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Predicciones 2015

Por: System Administrator En: Mar 30 de Dic, 2014 14:34 -05 (805 Lecturas)

Los investigadores se tomarán en todo el planeta mil millones de tazas de café (y desde GFIF intentaremos poner nuestra cuota)

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Joven Investigador Colciencias

Por: System Administrator En: Mar 21 de Oct, 2014 13:33 -05 (948 Lecturas)

El Grupo de Fenomenología de Interacciones Fundamentales busca un Jovén investigador Colciencias para participar en proyectos al interior del grupo.

Requisitos

Promedio de pregado superior a 3.79.
Tener título de pregrado en física o carreras relacionadas.
Tener menos de 28 años a 31 de diciembre de 2014.
Preferiblemente estar cursando maestría en física

Interesados enviar correo a info_AT_gfif.udea.edu.co con Historia Académica y Hoja de Vida.

Becas doctorado 2015

Por: System Administrator En: Jue 09 de Oct, 2014 18:14 -05 (1141 Lecturas)

10 cupos para el Instituto de Física

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