The Center for Theoretical and Computational Physics pursues a broad program of theoretical research in all areas of quantum chromodynamics (QCD) and hadron physics, promoting and supporting the physics studied at Jefferson Lab and related facilities around the world.
THEORY SEMINAR
Monday, April 28th, 1:00PM (remote)
Peter Rau (Columbia U.)
Monday, May 5th, 3:00PM (remote)
Nicholas Hunt-Smith (Adelaide U.)
Monday, May 12th, 1:00 PM (remote)
Yi Chen (Vanderbilt U.)
Previous presentations available here.
CAKE SEMINAR
Wednesday, April 30th, 1:00PM (in person, CC F224-225)
Adam Freese (JLab)
Previous presentations available here.
QCD Evolution 2025 will be held at Jefferson Lab on May 19 - 23, 2025. The main objective of the workshop will be to provide a forum to discuss recent scientific accomplishments in areas such as generalized parton distributions (GPDs), transverse momentum distributions (TMDs), and small-x physics, together with advances in perturbative and nonperturbative techniques within QCD, such as lattice QCD and effective field theories. The abstract submission and registration are now open at the workshop's website.
See also the Theory Center's most recent Monthly Highlights.
Congratulations to Arkatiz Rodas (JLab and Old Dominion University) for being awarded the 2025 Simon Eidelman prize "for outstanding contributions to hadronic physics, in particular in resolving a decades-old controversy about the existence of a scalar strange meson resonance k0*(700), and providing significant theoretical developments for data analysis and experimental proposals."
Visiting Faculty Program – Summer 2025 (supported by DOE WDTS program)
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Prof. Sonny Mantry, University of North Georgia
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Prof. Leonard Gamberg, Penn State Berks
