This workshop brings together experts to discuss the most recent theoretical & experimental developments in the field of Quantum Materials. The exchange of ideas will be a fertile ground for new collaborations between the participants. Register by July 8:

Every year since 2004, the Competition for Young Physicists offers cash prizes to the best undergraduate students. The students are selected through a written exam administered by ICTP-SAIFR in the city of São Paulo. Register before July 12:

QFT is a universal language for theoretical physics. The critical challenge for the 21st century is to understand and solve strongly coupled QFTs. The Bootstrap collaboration tackles this critical problem from a myriad of different rigorous perspectives.

This 2-week program will bring together researchers working on various aspects of theoretical tools used to study string theory. The format will include only a few seminars per day with lots of time for discussion and collaboration. Apply until June 28:

We announce two Simons-FAPESP tenure-track research professor positions to begin in 2026, with the first in connections of physics to biology and the second in other areas related to theoretical physics. Candidates are encouraged to apply before Aug 31:

This is a growing South American network of scientists united by a shared passion. The community strives to span researchers, students and institutions, working together to bridge disciplines and borders. The opening seminar will be held online on June 12.

The purpose of this school is to train Latin-American students in the science and tools of two major facilities for astroparticle physics on the continent. The students will also have the chance to work directly with the tools developed for data analysis.

This school is aimed at providing students and young researchers with tools for understanding the current issues in modern cosmology and to familiarize them with how recent observations can be used to constrain different cosmological models and parameters:

This one-week conference brings together researchers from different domains of physics to discuss new avenues in exploring chiral and vortical phenomena and associated electromagnetic effects. Register until May 17:

We encourage anyone interested in getting experience with real LIGO/Virgo/KAGRA data and data analysis tools to join the Study Hub in person to work through the tutorials and data challenges together. Apply until May 8:

This school is aimed at outstanding undergraduates in their last year from Latin America countries. Top students will be offered master’s fellowships to spend one year in ICTP-SAIFR and one year in @Perimeter. Apply by May 1 if you need financial support:

This prize recognizes doctoral thesis research of outstanding quality and achievement in the area of classical gravity and its applications. The award consists of $1000 Brazilian reais and certificate, together with an invitation to visit ICTP-SAIFR.

ICTP-SAIFR is promoting one-day meetings of the São Paulo community working in quantum technologies and related areas. Join the next meeting on Quantum Communications on April 23 and register if you wish to present a poster:

In the first week of this program, five lecturers will review recent developments in the field, and there will be open discussions. The second week will host a standard conference event with seminars by invited speakers. Apply until April 26:

The goal of this graduate school for young researchers from Latin America is to bring participants to the forefront of the research in Holography and related topics. Applicants are invited to submit abstracts for short talks and posters. Apply by Apr 19:

This event aims to bring together the theoretical and experimental communities working on clusterization close to the neutron drip line. It seeks to nurture the next generation of physicists by inspiring and equipping them to contribute. Apply by April 12:

ICTP-SAIFR is promoting monthly one-day meetings of the São Paulo community working in the related areas of Cosmology, Astrophysics, Astroparticles & Gravity. The next meeting will be held at the @Inst_principia on April 4 and transmitted online by Zoom.

Over five weeks, five highly impactful papers will be discussed. Each week, Prof. Vieira will present one paper. The following week, students will discuss recent papers that reference the original one. Request reimbursement of ground travel until March 27:

This one-week school will address topics such as the emergence of multineutron systems, the dynamics of weakly bound systems, few- and many-body ab initio approaches, and their connections to the equation of state of nuclear matter. Apply until March 15:

This minicourse aims to introduce the participants to the expansive field of Partial Differential Equations (PDEs). These equations serve as powerful tools for modeling a remarkable spectrum of natural phenomena. Apply until April 1: