Martin Savage (InQubator for Quantum Simulation) has been awarded the 2026 Herman Feshbach Prize in Theoretical Nuclear Physics. Professor Savage is recognized for pioneering contributions to computational quantum chromodynamics for nuclear physics, especially through large-scale lattice quantum chromodynamics simulations, and for exploring applications of quantum computing.
More information on this achievement can be found on the University of Washington Physics Department website.
The "The QCD Critical Point: Are We There Yet?" program takes place October 27 - November 7, 2025. Visit the program webpage for more information on the event.
The "Nuclear Physics in Mergers -- Going Beyond the Equation of State" workshop takes place September 8-12, 2025. Visit the workshop webpage for more information on the event.
The "From Colliders to the Cosmos: Exploring the Extremes of Matter with Experiment and Astrophysical Observation" program takes place September 2-26, 2025. Visit the program webpage for more information on the event.
The "Compressible Turbulence: From Cold Atoms to Neutron Star Mergers" program takes place June 23 - July 25, 2025. Visit the program webpage for more information on the event.
