2016 CTEQ-MCnet School


The Coordinated Theoretical-Experimental Project on QCD

(CTEQ)

and the MCnet Collaboration

will organize and conduct the
CTEQ-MCnet School
on
QCD, Electroweak Phenomenology,
and Monte Carlo Generators

at
DESY

Hamburg, Germany
6 - 16 July 2016

The school will be locally hosted by DESY. The school will also include "hands-on" Monte Carlo tutorial sessions.








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References in preparation for the School can be found on the CTEQ Pedagogical Page



The School is ideally suited for advanced graduate students and recent PhDs.

Topics to be covered:




Organizing Committee:

Markus Diehl, Judith Katzy, Katerina Lipka, Sven-Olaf Moch,
Stefan Gieseke, David Grellscheid, Stefan Hoeche, Frank Krauss,
Peter Richardson, Mike Seymour,
Ed Berger, Joey Huston, Karol Kovarik, Tom LeCompte, Jorge Morfin, Frank Petriello,
Fred Olness, Pavel Nadolsky, Zack Sullivan, Dave Soper, Nikos Varelas, Werner Vogelsang.



Application Form

To apply for the School please fill out the online application form.

The online form will collect your basic contact information, a SHORT statement of current research (just a few sentences), and allow you to upload an (optional) "Curriculum Vitae & Publications" document. It will also send an email request for a letter of reference to someone you specify. All materials are collected online via the AcademicJobsOnline website; do not send hard-copies of any materials.

The deadline for applications has passed.

Enrollment will be limited to 80 participants.

A registration fee of 690 euros (estimated) covers the participant's portion of lodging as well as most meals. A limited number of fellowships covering all or part of the registration fee will be available.

EMAIL: For questions, you may contact: qcd2016@gmail.com Do not send applications to this email -- all application material is collected online.


Sponsored by:

DESY, CERN, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, National Science Foundation, U.S. Department of Energy, PITT PACC, and MC-Net. MCnet is a European Union-funded Marie Curie Initial Training Network.


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