Steve Giddings

Professor, Department of Physics, University of California,
Santa Barbara, CA 93106
ph: 805-893-4750
fax: 805-893-4750
giddings@physics.ucsb.edu
Recent conferences and workshops:
West Coast LHC Theory Network Meeting, at UCSB
Quantum Gravity: from UV to IR, hosted by the CERN Theory Group.
A popular article on possibilities at the Large Hadron Collider:
"What will the Large Hadron Collider reveal?" (published in the LA Times)
Recent highlights:
The problems of quantum gravity: from high-energy scattering to black holes and cosmology, Perimeter Institute Colloquium & Talk at Conference, "IR issues and loops in de Sitter space"
"Black holes in the cosmos, in the lab, and in fundamental physics" CERN Academic training lectures: Lecture 1; Lecture 2; Lecture 3
Quantum black holes at the LHC?
Santa
Barbara Gravity Workshop
Research interests:
High energy and gravitational theory. Quantum black holes, quantum cosmology/inflation, and other quantum aspects of gravity; fundamental structure of matter and gauge interactions, particle phenomenology, string theory.
Events organized:
Some online lectures:
- The problems of quantum gravity: from high-energy scattering to black holes and cosmology, Perimeter Institute Colloquium & Talk at Conference, "IR issues and loops in de Sitter space"
- Black holes in the cosmos, in the lab, and in fundamental physics: Lecture 1; Lecture 2; Lecture 3
- Black
hole production at TeV energies?
- Branes,
fluxes, moduli potentials, and the fate of four dimensions
- What
is M-Theory?
- Introduction
to strings, superstrings, and M-theory, from 1999 ITP Conference on black
holes: theory confronts reality.
- Effective
theories and black hole production in warped compactifications,
talk at ITP Santa Barbara, Nov. 2000
- Hierarchies
from warped string compactifications, talk at ITP Santa Barbara,
May 2001.
Some courses:
Press: features in which I've played some role:
Misc:
String
Theory
online introduction (By my former student, J. Pierre)
Alpinism
pages