Amplitudes School 2026

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Confirmed Lecturers

Confirmed lecturers and topics:

• Ruth Britto (Trinity College Dublin): Cuts and coaction
• Hadleigh Frost (Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton): Surfaceology
• Gregory Korchemsky (Institut de Physique Theorique, CEA Saclay): Infrared asymptotics of scattering amplitudes in gauge theory and gravity
• Gustav Mogull (Queen Mary University of London): Gravitational Scattering from Worldline Quantum Field Theory
• Stefan Weinzierl (Johannes Gutenbery University - Mainz): Computational aspects of Feynman integrals

Registration

The School is open to participants from researchers from all career stages, but due to limited capacity PhD students in a relevant area will be prioritised. To apply to participate at the School, please first fill out a short form:

Registration form

Once your registration is approved by the organisers you will be sent a link to pay the participation fee of £350 which covers accommodation Sunday - Saturday, coffee breaks, lunches, a drinks reception and a School BBQ. Your registration will not be complete until your application is approved and the school fee is paid, and we suggest that you do make travel arrangements prior to that. Please note that you do not need to send a separate application for accommodation.

The timetable will be made available here

Practical Information

Venue:

School Fee

The School Fee is £350 and can be paid online after application via the registration form. It covers accommodation Sunday - Saturday, coffee breaks, lunches, a drinks reception and a School BBQ.

Accommodation

The school fee includes the accommodation of the participants from Sunday 5 July to Saturday 11 July. There is no third party accommodation provider, and please beware of scammers.

Directions

Within the UK: Southampton is served by two train stations, Southampton Central and Southampton Airport Parkway. Both are a short bus ride from the Highfield Campus using the lines U1A(irport) U1C(entre), but Southampton Airport Parkway is the preferable station when coming directly to the campus.

International Travel: You can travel to the UK by train, and then take a train from London Waterloo to Southampton. There are direct flights to Southampton from a number of cities in Europe with flight hubs where you can catch connecting flight to several destinations. If you are travelling to one of the London Airports, Southampton is linked to Heathrow with a coach (eg National Express) and to Gatwich by a direct train.

Local travel: The School accommodation is within walking distance to the Campus. In principle you can use your contactless payment methods to use the busses but it has been reported that the dedicated Bluestar mobile app is more reliable.

Directions to the Highfield Campus can be found on these University pages

A map of the Highfield Campus can be found here