GeNeZiSS
A mini conference series
of the Swiss
string theory / hep-th
community
Meeting of the Members of the SwissMAP String Theory Project.
Next meeting
November, 27 2026
Location
Bern
ExWi (Exact Sciences) Building. Lecture Hall 099, Ground Floor.
Registration
by Monday November 12
Next Meeting
GeNeZiSS XXXIII
November, 27 2026
ExWi (Exact Sciences) Building. Lecture Hall 099, Ground Floor.
Bern
The meeting is of course free of charge, but for the reservation of a suitable lecture hall and for the coffee break catering it is important to have a reasonably precise idea how many participants we can expect. If you are planning to attend, please let us know by Monday November 12. (Please make sure to actually click on the slot to confirm your attendance.)
Invited Speakers
Giulia Fardelli
EPFL
Sebastian Harris
ETHZ
Cristoforo Iossa
UniGe
Eunwoo Lee
CERN
Hynek Paul
EPFL
Christopher Waddell
CERN
Schedule
Friday, November 27
Welcome coffee and tea
TBA
TBA
Lunch break
TBA
TBA
Coffee and tea break
TBA
TBA
How to get there
The ExWi (Exact Sciences) Building is located directly above Bern railway station, next to the University’s Main Building. The quickest way to reach it from the station is to take the elevator from the underground passage up to the University area. The elevator is at the platform 13 end of the passage; just follow the signs for the University. At the top, you will arrive at Grosse Schanze / Einstein-Terrasse. Turn around and you will see the University’s Main Building. The ExWi Building is the more modern 1960s building immediately to its right, easily recognizable by the antennas and satellite dishes on the roof.
About GeNeZiSS
Originally: the Geneva - Neuchâtel - Zürich informal String Seminars.
Then: Meeting of the Members of the SwissMAP String Theory Project. Now: Mini-conference series of the Swiss string theory / hep-th community.
Local Organisers: Matthias Blau & Susanne Reffert.
Past Meetings
Programs and speaker lists from earlier GeNeZiSS meetings are kept in the archive.
View past meetings →