Recent Talks

• A Tale of Four Decades: thoughts on particle physics, theory, and experiment, 1968-2008, INT Workshop on Low Energy Precision Electroweak Physics in the LHC Era, Seattle, September 2008.
• Introduction to the Standard Model, (2 lectures). Electroweak Physics , (2 lectures). Theoretical Advanced Study Institute (TASI), June 2008.
• The Physics of Heavy Z-prime Gauge Bosons, CMS dilepton group, Princeton, February 2008.
• Electroweak Physics, 36th International Meeting on Fundamental Physics, Baeza, Spain, February 2008.
• Baryogenesis in a U(1) Gauge Extension of the MSSM, Baryogenesis Confronts Experiment, KICP, Chicago, November 2007.
• Cold Dark Matter beyond the MSSM, DUSEL Town Meeting, Washington, November 2007.
• LHC Physics Beyond the Standard Paradigm, Penn State, October 2007.
• Z' Mediation Mediation of Supersymmetry Breaking, Penn State, November 2007; Ann Arbor LHC Workshop, January, 2008; DESY Zeuthen, January, 2008.
• Introduction to the Standard Model, 1 Prospects in Theoretical Physics, IAS, July, 2007. (Problem set 1); Introduction to the Standard Model, 2; (Problem set 2)
• Primeino Mediation, String Phenomenology 2007, Rome, June 2007.
• A T-odd observable sensitive to CP violating phases, LHC Collider Physics, Princeton, March, 2007.
• Beyond the Standard Paradigm, Princeton, September 2006; Brookhaven, October, 2006; Madrid, December, 2006; Columbia, 2007; Ann Arbor, January, 2007.
• The Anthropic Principle, Penn Summer Science Academy, July 2006.
• Neutrinos and Strings, SteigmanFest, OSU, May 1006.
• Beyond the MSSM, New York University, March 2006; Rutgers, April 2006; Davis, May 2006; Galileo Institute, June 2006.
• Higgs, neutralinos, and exotics beyond the MSSM, Workshop on Monte Carlo Methods for Beyond the Standard Model, Fermilab, March 2006.
• Neutrino Mass in Strings, 2nd Workshop of the International Scoping Study for a Neutrino Factory, Boston University, March 2006.
• The Standard Model and Strings - Can They Be Connected?, Univ. Pennsylvania, 22nd Henry Primakoff Lecture, March 2006.
• Neutrinos: status, models, string theory expectations, Aspen Winter Conference, February 2006.
• The Standard Model and Strings - Can They Be Connected?, Univ. Chicago, December 2005.
• Tests of the Electroweak Theory 1, Fermilab Academic Lectures, 2005-2006. First lecture (11/29/05): history, introduction, weak charged current. Video
• Tests of the Electroweak Theory 2, Fermilab Academic Lectures, 2005-2006. Second lecture (12/01/05): Charged current, universality, QED Video
• Tests of the Electroweak Theory 3, Fermilab Academic Lectures, 2005-2006. Third lecture (12/06/05): Parameters, renormalization, weak neutral current Video
• Tests of the Electroweak Theory 4, Fermilab Academic Lectures, 2005-2006. Fourth lecture (12/08/05): W and Z masses, the Z pole Video
• Tests of the Electroweak Theory 5, Fermilab Academic Lectures, 2005-2006. Fifth lecture (12/13/05): Precision tests Video
• Tests of the Electroweak Theory 6, Fermilab Academic Lectures, 2005-2006. Sixth lecture (12/15/05): CP violation and B decays Video
• Beyond the MSSM, Strings and the Real World, OSU, November 2005.
• Why the Top?, Top Turns Ten, Fermilab, October 2005.
• The Standard Model and Beyond, Theoretical Problems in Fundamental Neutron Physics, USC, October 2005.
• Beyond the MSSM, Argonne National Lab, October 2005.
• Physics Beyond the MSSM, CDF Exotics, September 2005.
• Massive neutrinos and (heterotic) string theory, String Phenomenology 2005, Munich, June 2005.
• Concluding talk: Weak Interactions and Neutrinos in the LHC Era Weak Interactions and Neutrinos 2005, Greece, June 2005.
• Global Fits to Precision Electroweak Data Weak Interactions and Neutrinos 2005, Greece, June 2005.
• Neutrinos and strings Weak Interactions and Neutrinos 2005, Greece, June 2005.
• Strings, GUTs, and beyond the MSSM, Phenomenology 2005 Symposium, Madison, May 2005.
• The Standard Model and Beyond, Franklin Symposium in honor of Y. Nambu, Philadelphia, April 2005.
• TeV-Scale Signatures of String Constructions, Workshop on String Phenomenology, Perimeter Institute, Waterloo, Canada, March 2005
• Massive neutrinos and (heterotic) string theory, Madison, March 2005; Columbia, January 2005.
• Implications of an Extra U(1)' Gauge Symmetry, Princeton, March 2005; Fermilab, March 2004; CERN, November 2003.
• The Higgs Sector in a U(1)' Extension of the MSSM, Second Workshop on CP Studies and Non-Standard Higgs Physics, CERN, December 2004.
• Implications of a Heavy Z' Gauge Boson, Northwestern Mini-Workshop on Z-primes, November 2004.
• Relic Neutrinos, Northwestern, November 2004.
• Neutrino Masses from the Top Down, MIT, October 2004
• The Major Problems in Particle Physics and How We Hope to Address Them, Symposium of New York Section of APS, CUNY, New York, October 2004
• Low Energy Precision Tests, International Conference on High Energy Physics, Beijing, August 2004.
• Theory of Neutrino Mass, International Conference on High Energy Physics, Beijing, August 2004.
• Neutrino Physics, 5 lectures, Veracruz School of Physics, August 2004.
• Neutrino masses in Type I and II seesaw models respecting heterotic and intersecting brane string constraints, String Phenomenology 2004, Ann Arbor, August 2004.
• Status of the Standard Model, Physics at the LHC, Vienna, July 2004.
• Neutrinos and Astrophysics, Heavy Quarks and Leptons, 2004, San Juan, Puerto Rico, June 2004.
• Summary Talk, From Zero to Z^0: A Workshop on Precision Electroweak Physics, Fermilab, May 2004.
• Implications of a Heavy Z' Gauge Boson, Aspen 2004 Winter Conference on Particle Physics, February 2004.
• Possible Surprises and New Physics, Workshop for APS Study on the Physics of Neutrinos, Argonne National Laboratory, December 2003.
• Baryogenesis, Leptogenesis, and New Interactions Department of Energy, December 2003.
• The Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry and New Interactions, NYU, October 2003.
• Elements of Grand Unification, DESY Theory Workshop, Hamburg, Germany, September 2003.
• Particle Phenomenology (lecture 1), 4 lectures, Cosmology, Particles, and Strings, Institute for Advanced Study, July 2003.
• Beyond the MSSM, SUSY 2003, Tucson, Arizona, June 2003.
• Phenomenological Issues in Beyond the Standard Model, (lecture 2), (lecture 3), 4 lectures, Theoretical Advanced Study Institute, Boulder, Colorado, June 2003.
• Electroweak Physics, Conference on the Intersections of Nuclear and Particle Physics, New York, May, 2003.
• Neutrinos, the Big Bang, and New Physics, Fermilab, May, 2003; UNAM, June 2003.
• Relic Neutrinos, Argonne Workshop on Trends in Neutrino Physics, Argonne National Laboratory, May, 2003.
• Overview of cosmological constraints on neutrino mass, number, and types, International Workshop on Neutrinos and Subterranean Science, Washington, D. C., September 2002.
• Electroweak Physics, Madrid, September 2002; Snowmass, July 2001.
• A Global Analysis of Precision Electroweak Data, Tests of Fundamental Symmetries in Atoms and Molecules, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, November 2001.
• The Electro-weak Sector, CERN LEPFEST, October 2000.

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