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The conference Black Holes Inside and Out 2027 (BHIO27) will take place at Sapienza University of Rome from August 23 to August 27, 2027. This event follows the highly successful 2024 edition , which ...

Black Holes III will gather experts working on the many complementary aspects of classical and quantum black holes: their exterior geometry, their internal structure, their perturbations and stability, their formation and mergers, their ...

After four very successful editions in Naples, Edinburgh, Brussels and CERN we are delighted to announce the fifth New Horizons in Primordial Black Hole Physics (NEHOP'27) workshop. This year, it will take place ...

Taking place at the prestigious Ecole de Physique des Houches near Mont Blanc, on April 11-16, 2027, this doctoral school is dedicated to young researchers in classical and quantum gravity. It covers advanced ...

How binary black holes and neutron stars form and merge is the central question in gravitational-wave astrophysics. A decade after the first direct detection of a binary black hole merger, it remains unclear ...

hile new discoveries in cosmology have revolutionized our understanding of the Universe over the past decades, many unresolved mysteries remain, such as the nature of dark energy or the physical processes occurring in ...

While new discoveries in cosmology have revolutionized our understanding of the Universe over the past decades, many unresolved mysteries remain, such as the nature of dark energy or the physical processes occurring in ...

From astrophysics to high-energy physics, from information theory to quantum gravity, black holes have acquired an ever increasing role in fundamental physics, and are now part of the terminology of many important branches ...

The Madrid Winter Workshop on Gravitational Physics 2026 (MWWGP-2026) is the seventh in a series of Workshops intended to bring together researchers with common interests on the geometric structure of space-time, quantum properties ...

The 34th Texas Symposium on Relativistic Astrophysics will bring the international astrophysics and physics community to Melbourne, Australia, from 13–17 December 2027. Hosted at Pullman Melbourne Albert Park, the Symposium will bring together researchers ...

The aim of the symposium is to foster comprehensive and in-depth discussions on the rapidly expanding frontiers of gravitational physics. The program will cover a wide spectrum of topics related to quantum aspects ...

Celebrating 50 years of gravitational wave research, science education, and future innovationA century ago gravitational wave detection was thought to be impossible. Fifty years ago it was the quest of a small bunch ...

The workshop will focus on compact object binaries ranging from stellar mass objects to supermassive black holes. The workshop aims to discuss our current understanding of gravitational-wave sources based on the previous gravitational-wave ...

The 8th BH Nepal meeting: Many Faces of Stellar-Mass Black Holes, which will take place in Kathmandu, Nepal, on 12-16 October 2026.The aim of the conference is to bring together theorists and observers ...

The Open Quantum Universe Workshop at The Pennsylvania State University, supported by the Gravity Theory Trust, will be a focused event that aims to coordinate and stimulate significant recent interest in the understanding ...

On August 17, 2017, the LIGO-Virgo network detected gravitational waves from a pair of merging neutron stars and localized them to a region small enough to search. Fermi-GBM caught a short gamma-ray burst ...

The central theme of the program will be the application of particle physics methods to the calculation of processes relevant to gravitational-wave phenomenology. We intend to bring together both experts and younger theorists from ...

A decade ago, science witnessed an extraordinary milestone: the first direct detection of gravitational waves, predicted by Albert Einstein in his Theory of General Relativity in 1915. These ripples in spacetime, generated by ...

A decade ago, science witnessed an extraordinary milestone: the first direct detection of gravitational waves, predicted by Albert Einstein in his Theory of General Relativity in 1915. These ripples in spacetime, generated by ...

The second generation of Gravitational wave (GW) detectors has been operating until recently at unprecedented sensitivity, providing observations of binary system coalescences, whose sources are neutron stars and black holes with masses ranging ...

Since the historic first detection in September 2015, gravitational wave observations have become routine, with the LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA network now detecting approximately one black hole merger every three days and having captured around 300 ...

Announcement: the IAU Symposium on Gravitational-Wave Astrophysics will be held August 6–8, 2024, in Cape Town, South Africa as part of the 32nd, and first African, IAU General Assembly ...