A Symposium Celebrating
the Career of Steven Girvin:
From Many Body to Many Qubits


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About The Event

Professor Steven M. Girvin, the Sterling Professor of Physics, has truly shone throughout his amazing career, making groundbreaking contributions to theoretical physics, especially in many-body physics and quantum computation. His pioneering research has helped us better understand quantum systems, which has led to some groundbreaking advances in quantum information science. Steven Girvin is such a multifaceted person, bringing his extraordinary expertise and kindness to his teaching with students, his leadership as the previous Deputy Provost for Research, his research with colleagues, and his science communication with everyone.

We’re so excited to celebrate his career (so far!) at this symposium, from Many Body to Many Qubits!

Where:
OC Marsh Auditorium, 260 Whitney Ave, New Haven, CT 06511
When:
January 9 to 10, 2026


Confirmed Speakers

Aditi Mitra
NYU
Alexandre Blais
Université de Sherbrooke
Allan MacDonald
University of Texas
Charles Kane
UPenn
Florian Marquardt
Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light
Jun Ye
University of Boulder Colorado
Kun Yang
Florida State University
Matthew Fisher
UCSB
Per Delsing
Chalmers University of Technology
Rob Schoelkopf
Yale University
Shivaji Sondhi
Princeton
Steve Kivelson
Stanford
William Daniel Phillips
University of Maryland

Event Sponsors

Thank you to all the Yale Institutes and Departments for making this event possible.

Registration

The registration fee for this symposium covers a portion of the cost of the event.
Registration closes on December 14 at midnight, or if capacity of the auditorium is reached.
For questions, please email florian.carle@yale.edu

Internal

$100

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External

$100

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