Start time: November 30, 2015

Ends on: December 4, 2015

Location: São Paulo, Brazil

Venue: IFT-UNESP

Organizers:

Eduardo Pontón (ICTP-SAIFR & IFT-UNESP, Brazil)
Mariano Quirós (IFAE-Barcelona, Spain)
Rogerio Rosenfeld (IFT-UNESP, Brazil)

Speakers:

* to be confirmed

Alexander Belyaev (U. of Southampton, UK)
Karim Benakli (Jussieu – Paris, France)
Giacomo Cacciapaglia (U. de Lyon, France) *
J. Alberto Casas (IFT-UAM/CSIC – Madrid, Spain)
Roberto Contino (CERN, Switzerland) *
Aldo Deandrea (U. de Lyo, France) *
Antonio Delgado (U. of Notre Dame, USA)
Emilian Dudas (Ecole Polytechnique, France)
Jose Ramón Espinosa (IFAE-Barcelona, Spain)
Adam Falkowski (Orsay, France)
Elisabetta Furlan (Fermilab, USA) *
Tony Gherghetta (U. of Minnesotta, USA)
Christophe Grojean (DESY, Germany) *
Germano Nardini (IFAE-Barcelona, Spain)
Stefan Pokorski (U. of Warsaw, Poland)
Michele Redi (U. of Florence, Italy)
Aurore Savoy Navarro (Saclay, France)
Carlos Savoy (Saclay, France)

The online registration form will be available soon.

From October 19, 2015 to December 19, 2015, the ICTP-SAIFR is organizing a program on Particle Physics intended to discuss the status of the field and the possible impact of the LHC13 run.

Participants of the program include:

• Mariano Quirós (IFAE & ICREA, Barcelona, Spain ): Oct 17 – Jan 2, room 114
• Alexander Belyaev (U. of Southampton, UK): Nov 22 – Dec 13, room 112
• Karim Benakli (Jussieu – Paris, France): Oct 26 – Nov 15, room 113
• J. Alberto Casas (IFT-UAM/CSIC – Madrid, Spain): Nov 2 -28, room 102
• Giacomo Cacciapaglia (U. de Lyon, France): Dec 12 – 20, room 116
• Antonio Delgado (U. of Notre Dame, USA): Oct 18 – 24, room 102
• Emilian Dudas (Ecole Polytechnique, France): Dec 12 – 18, room 102
• José Ramón Espinosa (IFAE & ICREA, Barcelona, Spain): Nov 12 – 30, room 115
• Tony Gherghetta (U. of Minnesota, USA): Nov 28 – Dec 4, room 102
• Germano Nardini (U. of Bern, Switzerland): Nov 9 – Dec 8, room 108
• Aurore Savoy Navarro (APC, CNRS/IN2P3, France): Nov 5 – Dec 7, room 116
• Stefan Pokorski (U. of Warsaw, Poland): Nov 25 – Dec 16, room 112
• Michele Redi (U. of Florence, Italy): Nov 15 – Dec 12, room 113
• Carlos Savoy (Saclay, France): Oct 20 – Dec 7, room 116
• Marc Thomas (U. of Southampton, UK): Nov 23 – Dec 4, room 113
• Mateo García (IFAE, Barcelona, Spain): Oct 12 – Dec 19, room 104

Announcement

For applications and more information please contact secretary@ictp-saifr.org

Visitor Schedule: PDF version_updated on Nov 27

Schedule of Talks: PDF version_updated on Dec 1

Talks for the Program on Particle Physics at the Dawn of the LHC 13, Oct. 19th – Dec. 19th

July 11-15, 2016

São Paulo, Brazil

ICTP-SAIFR / IFT-UNESP

Announcement: PPC 2017  

Description:
The goal of PPC is to bring together experts in the fields of Particle Physics and Cosmology, and stress the connection between the two fields. Advances in high-energy physics can have an impact on our understanding of the physics of the early universe, possibly shedding light on the era of inflation, the identity of dark matter and/or dark energy, the origin of the observed baryon abundance, the importance of neutrinos in the evolution of our universe, and how the large scale structures of the universe arose. Conversely, information from such diverse fields can impact the directions in particle physics model building and can motivate specific types of searches in high-energy physics experiments. The latest results from various ongoing experiments will be discussed along with theoretical interpretations and predictions for the upcoming experiments. We will provide a lively venue for the exchange of scientific ideas among experts in these areas. There is no registration fee. 

In order to have an idea of the former workshops, please access PPC past conferences

 Local Organizing Committee:

Plenary talks:

• Nathaniel Craig (UCSB – Santa Barbara, USA): Physics Beyond the Standard Model After the First Year of LHC 13
• Silvia Galli (IAP Paris, France): Understanding tensions in the LCDM model
• Graciela Gelmini (UCLA – Los Angeles, USA): Direct detection of Dark Matter
• Claudia de Rham (Case Western Reserve University – Cleveland, USA): How light is gravity?
• Pasquale D. Serpico (LAPTh Annecy-le-Vieux, France): What can we learn from cosmic rays?
• Tracy Slatyer (MIT – Boston, USA): Indirect detection of Dark Matter
• Riccardo Sturani (ICTP-SAIFR & IFT-UNESP, Brazil): Gravitational wave detection by the first Advanced LIGO observation run
• Carlos Wagner (ANL – Chicago, USA): Perspectives on Particle Physics 
• Federico Marinacci (MIT – Boston, USA): LambdaCDM cosmology below cluster scales: current results and challenges of state-of-the-art numerical simulations

Speakers: 

Poster

Workshop Program: updated on July 5

Indicated time per talk is total, thus including the question and answer time. See pdf above for the detailed breakup.

Photos:

• Click here

Social Dinner:
When: 8:30pm, Wednesday July 12, 2016
Where: Bar Filial , rua Fidalga 259
https://goo.gl/maps/k1rbVH9ELQm

How to get there:
Metro stop Fradique Coutinho (yellow line) + 20 minutes walk (safe neighborhood) or 5 minutes cab

What:
Brazilian “boteco” food + 2 tap beers (or fresh juices) and one caipirinha (let the ice melt before drinking it)

International Advisory Committee:

Ben Allanach (Cambridge), Vernon Barger (Wisconsin), V.A. Bednyakov (JINR), Wim de Boer (Karlsruhe), Tiziano Camporesi (CERN), Dave Charlton(CERN), Johnathan Ellis (CERN), JoAnne Hewett (SLAC), Ian Hinchliffe (LBL), Gordon Kane (Michigan), Dmitri I. Kazakov (JINR, Dubna), Robert Kirshner (Harvard), Tomio Kobayashi (Tokyo), Pran Nath (NEU), Mihoko Nojiri (KEK), Frank Paige (BNL), Saul Perlmutter (LBNL), Michael Peskin (SLAC), Adam Riess (John Hopkins), Graham Ross (Oxford), Paul Shapiro (UT Austin), Melvyn Shochet (Chicago), George F. Smoot (UC Berkeley), David Spergel (Princeton), Paris Sphicas (CERN & Athens U.), Barbara Szczerbinska (DSU), S.C.C. Ting (MIT), Steven Weinberg (UT Austin)

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Additional Information:

List of Confirmed Participants: Updated on July 6

Registration: ALL participants and speakers should register. The registration will be on July 11  at the institute, from 9:00 to 10:00.  You can find arrival instructions at http://www.ictp-saifr.org/?page_id=195. Participants who have attended the Dark Matter School do not need to register again.

Accommodation: Participants, whose accommodation has been provided by the institute, will stay at The Universe Flat. Each participant, whose accommodation has been provided by the institute, has received the accommodation details individually by email.

BOARDING PASS: All participants, whose travel has been provided or will be reimbursed by the institute, should bring the boarding pass upon registration, and collect an envelope to send the return boarding pass to the institute.

Poster presentation: Participants who are presenting poster MUST BRING THE POSTER PRINTED. The poster size should be at most 1,5m x 1m. Please do not bring hanging banner, only sticking poster.

Emergency number: 9 8233 8671 (from São Paulo city); +55 11 9 8233 8671 (from abroad), 11 9 8233 8671 (from outside São Paulo).

Ground transportation instructions: 

Ground transportation from Guarulhos Airport to The Universe Flat

Ground transportation from Congonhas Airport to the Universe Flat

Ground transportation from The Universe Flat to the institute

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VISA Information: Due to the Olympic Games to be held in Rio de Janeiro from August 5- 21 some nationalities (USA, Canada, Japan, and Australia) will be exempt from tourist visas from June 1 to September 19, 2016.

Hotel Recommendations:

The Universe Flat
Rua Pamplona, 83 – Jardim Paulista – São Paulo
Rates: R$ 274 + 5% (single) or R$ 324 + 5% (double), this is a special rate for Unesp.
Reservation: In order to get this rate you have to send an email to secretary@ictp-saifr.org
Hotel webpage: http://www.intercityhoteis.com.br/hoteis/hotel-the-universe/
This is the main hotel of the workshop.
How to reach the institute from The Universe Flat: Click here

Paulista Flat
Alameda Campinas, 105  – Bela Vista – São Paulo
Rates: You can check the rates and availability here
Reservation: Directly with the hotel. A credit card will be requested.
Hotel webpage: http://www.paulistaflat.com.br/home
How to reach the institute from Paulista Flat: Click here

Paulista Wall Street Suites
Rua Itapeva, 636 – Bela Vista – São Paulo
Rates: You can check the rates and availability here
Reservation: Directly with the hotel. A credit card will be requested.
Hotel webpage: http://www.wallstreet.com.br/
How to reach the institute from Paulista Wall Street Suites: Click here

Ibis Budget Paulista
Rua da Consolação 2303 – Consolação – São Paulo
Rates: You can check the rates and availability here
Reservation: Directly with the hotel. A credit card will be requested.
Hotel Webpage: http://www.ibis.com/gb/hotel-5323-ibis-budget-sao-paulo-paulista/index.shtml
How to reach the institute from Ibis Budget Paulista: Click here

Red Monkey Hostel
Rua Vitorino Carmilo, 664 – São Paulo
Rates: You can check the rates here
Reservation: You can request the reservation through the email secretary@ictp-saifr.org or directly on their webpage.
Hostel webpage: http://www.redmonkeyhostel.com.br/

Hostel Alice
Rua Harmonia, 1275 – Vila Madalena – São Paulo
Rates: You can check the rates and availability here
Reservation: Directly with the hostel. A credit card will be requested.
Hostel webpage: http://www.hostelalice.com.br/site/br/
How to reach the institute from Hostel Alice: Click here–

Contact: secretary@ictp-saifr.org

Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2012 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos
Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2013 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos
Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2014 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos
Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2015 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos
Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2016 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos

Provas anteriores:

• 2012
• 2013
• 2014
• 2015
• 2016

Em 2016, o Instituto de Física Teórica (IFT-UNESP) e o ICTP South American Institute for Fundamental Research (ICTP-SAIFR) oferecerão prêmios aos melhores alunos de  graduação.

Premiação

1º Lugar:  R$ 1000,00
2º Lugar: R$ 800,00
3º Lugar: R$ 600,00
4º Lugar: R$ 400,00
5º Lugar: R$ 200,00

Os candidatos serão selecionados através de prova escrita ministrada pelo IFT-UNESP e o ICTP-SAIFR. Os prêmios serão destinados aos cinco primeiros colocados.

A prova escrita será aplicada na cidade de São Paulo no prédio do IFT-UNESP ao lado do metrô Barra Funda. Para participantes de outras cidades, existe a possibilidade de reembolso parcial de passagens de ônibus.

Data da prova: 23 de Julho de 2016 (sábado), 15h00
Local da prova: IFT-UNESP (auditório no quarto andar) – Instruções: como chegar 
R. Dr. Bento Teobaldo Ferraz 271, Bl. II – Barra Funda – São Paulo, SP.

Na semana anterior à prova, acontecerá a escola IFT-Perimeter-SAIFR Journeys into Theoretical Physics, organizada para estudantes do último ano de graduação. Os melhores alunos serão convidados para participar de um programa de mestrado conjunto com o Perimeter Institute (Waterloo, Canadá). Maiores informações podem ser encontradas na página: http://www.ictp-saifr.org/journeys

Regulamento

Dos prêmios:
Serão oferecidos prêmios em dinheiro aos cinco primeiros colocados:
1º. lugar: R$ 1.000, 2º. lugar: R$ 800, 3º. lugar: R$ 600, 4º. lugar: R$ 400, 5º. lugar: R$ 200 .
Os candidatos serão avaliados através de uma prova escrita.

Da inscrição:
Os candidatos deverão estar regularmente matriculados em um curso de graduação.
As inscrições são feitas online e devem conter nome, data de nascimento, número do RG, e universidade.

Da prova: 
A prova escrita terá duração de 3 horas, e versará sobre as seguintes matérias do curso de graduação em Física: Mecânica Clássica, Mecânica Quântica, Mecânica Estatística/Termodinâmica, Eletromagnetismo, Relatividade Especial e Física-Matemática.
A prova será aplicada às 15hs no dia 23/07/2016 no auditório do quarto andar do Instituto de Física Teórica, à Rua Dr. Bento Teobaldo Ferraz 271, Bl. II, Barra Funda, 01140-070, São Paulo, SP.
Apenas os candidatos devidamente inscritos e munidos de R.G. ou documento equivalente (com foto) poderão fazer a prova.
Candidatos que chegarem atrasados não poderão realizar a prova.
Durante a prova não será permitido o uso de qualquer tipo de notas, livros, computador, ou calculadora.

Cartaz

Monday February 1
9:30 – 11:30 Joint meeting of steering committee and scientific council (part 1)
11:30 – 12:30 Meeting of steering committee
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch
13:30 – 14:30 Joint meeting of steering committee and scientific council (part 2)
15:00 – 17:00 Presentations by ICTP-SAIFR Young Investigators

Tuesday February 2
10:00 – 13:00 Meeting of scientific council

Videos of  the Presentations of the ICTP-SAIFR Young Investigators

• Rafael Porto
• Fabio Iocco
• Riccardo Sturani

Photos:

• Click here

São Paulo International Schools on Theoretical Physics

V Southern-Summer School on Mathematical Biology
January 4-10, 2016

School on Physics Applications in Biology 
January 11-29, 2016

School on Effective Field Theory across Length Scales
February 22 – March 4, 2016

School on Fundamental Aspects of String Theory
May 23-31, 2016

School on Dark Matter
June 27 – July 9, 2016

Meetings/Programs/Workshops

Roundtable on Physics-Biology Interactions in South America
January 20, 2016

2016 Meeting of Scientific Council and Steering Committee
February 1-2, 2016

Workshop on Next Generation Quantum Materials
April 4-8, 2016

Workshop on Magnetic Fields in Hadron Physics
May 9-13, 2016

VIII Workshop on String Field Theory and Related Aspects
May 31 – June 3, 2016

Workshop on Mathematical Physics
June 16-17, 2016

Joint DACAS/ICTP-SAIFR Workshop on Modeling of Urban Systems
June 20-24, 2016

International Workshop on Particle Physics and Cosmology
July 11-15, 2016

Econophysics Colloquium 2016
July 27-29, 2016

Workshop on 3-point functions in Gauge/String theories
September 19-30, 2016

Program on Particle Physics
October 3 – November 11, 2016

Entrepreneurship Workshop for Scientists and Engineers
October 17-21, 2016

III Dark Matter day in São Paulo
October 25, 2016

ICTP-SAIFR 5th Anniversary Symposium: Advancement of Science in South America
November 6-8, 2016

2017 Meeting of Scientific Council and Steering Committee
November 9, 2016

Workshop on New Phenomena in Mesoscopic Systems
November 14-15, 2016

XIII Workshop New Physics in Space
Nov. 28 – Dec. 1, 2016

Workshop on Analytic Methods in General Relativity
December 5-9, 2016

Minicourses/Minischools

Joint ICTP-Trieste/ICTP-SAIFR Advanced School on Regional Climate Modeling over South America
February 15-19, 2016

Minicourse on Numerical Relativity
March 28 – April 1, 2016

School on Spectroscopy in Astrophysics and Laboratory Plasmas
July 8-9, 2016

Movshev minicourse on pure spinor correlation functions
Dec. 2, 2016 – Feb. 8, 2017

Outreach

Three Seminars on High-Energy Physics
February 2, 2016

Encontro de Universos: A meeting of Art and Science
March 22-24, 2016

Papos de Física
June – December, 2016

IFT-Perimeter-SAIFR Journeys into Theoretical Physics
July 18-23, 2016

2016 Prêmio IFT-UNESP/ICTP-SAIFR para Jovens Físicos
July 23, 2016

Minicurso em Relatividade, Gravitação e Mecânica Quântica
September 3 – October 8, 2016

Cutting-edge In-class Physics Resources
September 17-18, 2016

ICTP-SAIFR Symposium Public Lectures
November 6, 2016

Na foto, da esquerda para direita, vemos Rogério Rosenfeld (vice-diretor do ICTP-SAIFR), Anderson Seigo Misobuchi, Caique Meira Ronqui, Rodrigo Voivodic, Rodrigo Andrade e Silva e Nathan Berkovits (diretor do ICTP-SAIFR).

O prêmio IFT/ICTP para Jovens Físicos 2014 foi entregue no dia 9 de março em cerimônia realizada no auditório do instituto. A competição premia os 5 melhores colocados em uma prova de física, elaborada por pesquisadores do IFT, que aborda temas como mecânica clássica, mecânica quântica, mecânica estatística e termodinâmica, eletromagnetismo, relatividade especial e física matemática. O teste foi realizado em novembro de 2014 e contou com a inscrição de 61 alunos de idade igual ou inferior a 21 anos.

“Em minha iniciação científica, trabalhei com temas de relatividade geral e gravitação quântica“, diz Rodrigo Andrade e Silva, aluno de física da USP – São Carlos e primeiro lugar do prêmio. Rodrigo fez 49,5 pontos de um total de 60 e teve a maior nota de todas as edições da competição. “Pretendo continuar estudando esses temas no mestrado e seguir carreira acadêmica“.

Já Rodrigo Voivodic, aluno da USP – São Paulo e segundo lugar do Prêmio em dois anos consecutivos, se interessa pela área de Cosmologia. “Também pretendo trabalhar com gravitação quântica no mestrado e continuar na área acadêmica”.

Os demais vencedores dessa edição foram: Guilherme Andretta Faustino (Unicamp), Caique Meira Ronqui (USP – São Paulo) e Anderson Seigo Misobuchi (USP -São Paulo).

O Prêmio IFT/ICTP para Jovens Físicos é realizado todos os anos pela Unesp e incentiva alunos de graduação e pós-graduação a seguirem estudando e pesquisando em áreas de física. Mais informações podem ser encontradas no site do ICTP.

O Instituto de Física Teórica (IFT-UNESP) e o ICTP South American Institute for Fundamental Research (ICTP-SAIFR) ofereceram prêmios em 2014 aos melhores alunos com idade igual ou inferior a 21 anos. Os cinco ganhadores foram selecionados através de prova escrita ministrada pelo IFT-UNESP e o ICTP-SAIFR. A entrega dos prêmios vai ser no auditório do IFT-UNESP antes da aula inaugural de 2015.

Ganhadores do 2014 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos

1º Lugar: R$ 1.000,00
Rodrigo Andrade e Silva (USP São Carlos), 49,5 de 60 pontos

2º Lugar: R$ 800,00
Rodrigo Voivodic (USP São Paulo), 34,5 de 60 pontos

3º Lugar: R$ 600,00
Guilherme Andretta Faustino (Unicamp), 28,5 de 60 pontos

4º Lugar: R$ 400,00
Caique Meira Ronqui (USP São Paulo), 28,25 de 60 pontos

5º Lugar: R$ 200,00
Anderson Seigo Misobuchi (USP São Paulo), 15,5 de 60 pontos

Start time: August 11, 2015

Ends on:  August 15, 2015

Location: São Paulo, Brazil

Venue: IFT-UNESP

Organizers:

• Pau Amaro-Seoane (MPI – Potsdam)
• José de Freitas Pacheco (Observatoire de la Cote d´Azur)
• Riccardo Sturani (IFT-UNESP / ICTP-SAIFR)

Confirmed speakers:

• Tal Alexander (Weizmann Institute): Dynamically triggered supra-exponential growth of black hole seeds in the early universe
• Pau Amaro-Seoane (MPI – Potsdam): The_astrophysics_of_emris_Capture_of_compact_objects_by_SMBHs
• Matthew Benacquista (University of Texas at Brownsville): Prospects for observing dynamically formed stellar mass black hole binaries with gravitational waves
• Tamara Bogdanovic (Georgia Tech): Can star-disk_collisions_explain_the missing_red_giants_problem_in_the_galactic_center
• Jorge Cuadra (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile): Gas_dynamics_and_SMBH_accretion_in_the_Galactic_centre
• Massimo Dotti (Bicocca University): Do MBH binaries coalesce?
• Zoltan Haiman & Daniel J. D’Orazio (Columbia University): Hydrodynamics of circumbinary disks and corresponding binary signatures
• Pablo Laguna (Georgia Tech): Stellar tidal disruptions for dummies
• Paola Leaci (U. La Sapienza, Rome): New prospects by the Advanced LIGO-Virgo Detector Network
• Ajith Parameswaran (International Centre for Theoretical Sciences): Measuring the energy and angular momentum lost by binary black holes into GWs
• Walter Del Pozzo (University of Birmingham): Testing General Relativity with GWs
• Bangalore Sathyaprakash (University of Cardiff): Undreamt by Einstein: Prospects in GW Astronomy and challenges
• Deirdre Shoemaker (Georgia Tech): From NR to GWs for BBHs
• John Veitch (University of Birmingham): Extracting astrophysics of neutron stars from compact binary GW observations
• Salvatore Vitale (Massachussets Institute of Technology): What can GWs tell us about black holes?

Description:
The goal of the workshop is to address crucial questions in the field, as well as to build new collaborative relationships – and strengthening existing ones – focused on the interpretation of gravitational wave (GW) observations using electromagnetic astrophysics as a tool of astronomical discovery and a probe of the fundamental physics of gravity. The new information  obtained from current or future electromagnetic and GW observations provides an opportunity to challenge and refine theoretical models of the growth of massive black holes and the environments in galactic nuclei and other dense clusters. Refinements in these models will have direct consequences for the expected science that can be done with GW observatories. This workshop will tie observations and theoretical models to future gravitational-wave and electromagnetic observations.

The workshop will address the following subjects:

1. Astrophysical environments which allow black holes to form, grow, collide, and merge, the determination of their electromagnetic counterparts for multi-messenger astrophysics covering electromagnetic and gravitational radiation.

2. Dynamics of galactic nuclei: Impact on massive black hole growth and distribution of stars around them, creation of X-ray/UV flares by stellar tidal disruptions and formation of gravitational wave sources, for ground and space-borne detectors.

3. The formation of intermediate-mass black holes in globular clusters and the interplay with the stellar environment: ultra-luminous X-ray sources (ULRX), capture of compact objects by the IMBH, “intermediate-mass ratio inspirals” (IMRIs), and the creation of IMBH binaries as a powerful source of GWs for ground- and space-borne detectors.

4. Gravitational wave detections from ground-based  observatories will open a new window on the astrophysics of binary systems containing black hole from a few to a few hundred solar masses. Waveform modelling is sufficiently accurate to enable the reconstruction of the precessional dynamics allowing to determine, for instance, if tidal interactions or mass ratio reversal play a role in binary system formation.

The School on Gravitational Waves: from data to theory and back precedes this workshop. Candidates may apply either for one or both activities.

In order to have an idea of the former workshops, please visit the home-page Astro-GR: the original idea of the meetings

Announcement

 List of Participants: Updated on July 30

Photos:

• Click here

Workshop Program:

• updated on August 11

List of Questions for ASTRO-GR

Videos:

• 11/08
  • Video 1
  • Video 2
• 12/08
  • Video 1
  • Video 2
  • Video 3
• 13/08
  • Video 1
  • Video 2
  • Video 3
  • Video 4
• 14/08
  • Video 1
  • Video 2
  • Video 3
  • Video 4

Additional Information:

Registration: ALL participants should register. The registration will be on August 11 at the institute from 12:45 to 14:00. You can find arrival instruction at http://www.ictp-saifr.org/?page_id=195

BOARDING PASS: All participants, whose travel has been provided or will be reimbursed by the institute, should bring the boarding pass upon registration, and collect an envelope to send the return boarding pass to the institute.

Accommodation: Participants whose accommodation has been provided by the institute will stay at The Universe Flat. Each participant whose accommodation has been provided by the institute has received the details on the accommodation individually by email.

Emergency number: 9 8233 8671 (from São Paulo city); +55 11 9 8233 8671 (from abroad), 11 9 8233 8671 (from outside São Paulo).

Ground transportation instructions: 

Ground transportation from Guarulhos Airport to The Universe Flat

Ground transportation from Congonhas Airport to the Universe Flat

Ground transportation from The Universe Flat to the institute

Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2012 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos
Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2013 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos
Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2014 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos
Nomes dos Ganhadores do 2015 Prêmio IFT-ICTP para Jovens Físicos

Provas anteriores:

• 2012
• 2013
• 2014
• 2015

O Instituto de Física Teórica (IFT-UNESP) e o ICTP South American Institute for Fundamental Research (ICTP-SAIFR) oferecerão, em 2015, prêmios aos melhores alunos com idade igual ou inferior a 21 anos (data de nascimento depois de 1/11/1993).

Premiação

1º Lugar:  R$ 1000,00
2º Lugar: R$ 800,00
3º Lugar: R$ 600,00
4º Lugar: R$ 400,00
5º Lugar: R$ 200,00

Os candidatos serão selecionados através de prova escrita ministrada pelo IFT-UNESP e o ICTP-SAIFR. Os prêmios serão destinados aos cinco primeiros colocados.

A prova escrita será aplicada na cidade de São Paulo no prédio do IFT-UNESP ao lado do metrô Barra Funda. Para participantes de outras cidades, existe a possibilidade de reembolso parcial de passagens de ônibus.

Data da prova: 31 de outubro 2015 (sábado), 14h00
Local da prova: IFT-UNESP (auditório no quarto andar) – Instruções: como chegar 
R. Dr. Bento Teobaldo Ferraz 271, Bl. II – Barra Funda – São Paulo, SP.

Anúncio

Regulamento

Dos prêmios:
Serão oferecidos prêmios em dinheiro aos cinco primeiros colocados:
1º. lugar: R$ 1.000, 2º. lugar: R$ 800, 3º. lugar: R$ 600, 4º. lugar: R$ 400, 5º. lugar: R$ 200 .
Os candidatos serão avaliados através de uma prova escrita.

Da inscrição:
Os candidatos deverão ter idade igual ou inferior a 21 anos, no dia da prova.
As inscrições são feitas online e devem conter nome, data de nascimento, número do RG, e universidade.

Da prova: 
A prova escrita terá duração de 3 horas, e versará sobre as seguintes matérias do curso de graduação em Física: Mecânica Clássica, Mecânica Quântica, Mecânica Estatística/Termodinâmica, Eletromagnetismo, Relatividade Especial e Física-Matemática.
A prova será aplicada às 14hs no dia 31/10/2015 no auditório do quarto andar do Instituto de Física Teórica, à Rua Dr. Bento Teobaldo Ferraz 271, Bl. II, Barra Funda, 01140-070, São Paulo, SP.
Apenas os candidatos devidamente inscritos e munidos de R.G. ou documento equivalente (com foto) poderão fazer a prova.
Candidatos que chegarem atrasados não poderão realizar a prova.
Durante a prova não será permitido o uso de qualquer tipo de notas, livros, computador, ou calculadora.

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