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Find focused meetings, open positions, fellowships, and learning resources across spin-dependent interactions, quantum sensing, and fundamental symmetries.

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Meetings

Selected events closely connected to exotic interactions and precision tests of fundamental physics.

Dark Intersections

WE-Heraeus Foundation · Bad Honnef, Germany

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Quest of New Physics at the Precision Frontier

WE-Heraeus Seminar · PTB Berlin, Germany

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21st Patras Workshop on Axions, WIMPs and WISPs

University of Western Australia · Perth, Australia

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Mechanical Quantum Sensors for New Physics Searches

MITP · Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, Germany

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Spin-dependent exotic interactions

Precision tests of fundamental symmetries · ECT*, Trento, Italy

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Precision Physics of Simple Atomic Systems — PSAS 2026

International conference on precision tests with simple atomic systems

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Parity Violation in Molecules

WE-Heraeus Seminar · Bad Honnef, Germany

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Ultralight Dark Matter and Observable Phenomena

SISSA · Trieste, Italy

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20th Patras Workshop on Axions, WIMPs and WISPs

Tenerife, Spain

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New Ways to Discover Light New Physics

MITP · Mainz, Germany

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Axions in Stockholm

Stockholm University · Sweden

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FFK 2025

University of Warsaw · Poland

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Frontiers of Quantum Metrology for New Physics Searches

WE-Heraeus Physics School · Bad Honnef, Germany

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LULBI — Light & Ultralight BSM Interactions

SRitp advanced school · Rehovot, Israel

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Criticality and Continuous Measurements in Quantum Sensing

From theory to experiments · Pisa, Italy

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CAU BSM Workshop

Chung-Ang University · Seoul, Korea

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International Symposium on New Physics Beyond the Standard Model

Sanya, China

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Seminar on Precision Physics and Fundamental Symmetries

CERN Indico seminar archive

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Opportunities

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Routes into the field for students, postdoctoral researchers, and established collaborators.

Research groups

Open positions

Current Master’s, PhD, and postdoctoral opportunities in quantum precision measurement, nuclear clocks, and new-physics searches.

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Funding

Fellowships

International routes including Humboldt, Marie Skłodowska-Curie, CSC–DAAD, Enrico Fermi, and related programmes.

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Learning

Courses and lectures

A dedicated route into the concepts, methods, and experimental tools behind spin-dependent force searches.

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Schools · lectures · recorded talks

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Explore selected material spanning precision measurement, quantum technologies, exotic interactions, and beyond-Standard-Model physics.

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Send a relevant meeting, research position, fellowship, course, new result, or correction to Lei Cong, Wei Ji, and Dmitry Budker. We will review it for a future platform update.

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Community principles

Listings should be relevant to spin-dependent interactions, precision measurement, quantum sensing, dark-sector searches, or tests of fundamental symmetries. Include a stable source, deadline, location, and contact point whenever possible.

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Acknowledgements

A community-built resource.

We thank Pavel Fadeev and Wei Ji for initiating the idea of this platform; Haosen Guan for collecting much of the data; Yevgeny Stadnik for supervising the work on astrophysical and combined limits; and Dmitry Budker for his support and guidance.

We also thank all contributors, including Peng-Shun Luo and every researcher who has shared data, references, corrections, or opportunities with the community.

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