The Lagrange Institute, Paris
The Lagrange Institute (Institut Lagrange de Paris, ILP), established in 2011, unites research groups from the Sorbonne University and CNRS, mainly from the Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris, the Laboratoire de Physique Nucléaire et Hautes Energies, and the Laboratoire de Physique théorique et Hautes Energies with internationally recognized research programs in theoretical and observational cosmology, (astro-)particle physics, and theoretical and experimental high energy physics. The Institute's mission is to advance foundational questions on the origin, constituents, dynamics, and fate of the Universe. The research at the Lagrange Institute can be summarized in 3 central questions:
• What was the physics of the Beginning?
• What is the physics of the dominant constituents of the Universe, described through the placeholder terms "dark matter" and "dark energy?"
• How do we understand the non-linear dynamics and evolution of structures in the Universe from cosmic origin to cosmic fate?
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Evénements
Nuit blanche de l'astronomie
8-9 June 2019 – IAP Paris | Public lectures and observations
The First Image of a Black Hole, by Heino Falcke
20 May 2019 – IAP Paris | Public talk
Multi-loop Calculations: Methods and Applications
Printemps 2019 – LPTHE Paris | Atelier
Formation and Evolution of Galaxies
Printemps 2019 – LERMA Paris | Atelier
CosmoGold IAP 2019
24-28 juin, 2019 – IAP Paris | Conférence
RADCOR 2019
8-13 sept., 2019 – Centre de Congrès du Palais des Papes, Avignon | Conférence
