LHC Theory Initiative - Welcome

 
 

What is the LHC-TI?


The LHC Theory Initiative is a fellowship program intended to help the US meet the theoretical needs of the LHC by providing graduate student and postdoctoral fellowships to promising young theorists working on LHC-related physics. The program was created by the U.S. particle theory community in anticipation of the data to come from the Large Hadron Collider.

LHC-TI News


2014 LHC-TI postdoc and graduate Fellowships announced.


2012 LHC-TI Fellowships awarded.


George Sterman of Stony Brook University replaces Ulrich Baur as LHC-TI co-PI.


In Memoriam:  Ulrich Baur, LHC-TI founding organizer.

Photo: Fermilab

Click on the links at the top of the page for more information about organization, history, what the Fellows have been up to, and other details about the LHC-TI Fellowship program.



This activity is sponsored by Johns Hopkins University as part of their award NSF-0705682, "The LHC Theory Initiative", Jonathan Bagger, PI.

The fellowships are funded by the National Science Foundation. The proposal for the current program can be found here; the proposal to renew the program, submitted in Fall 2009, is here.