NCBlackholePhysicsCenter
## Welcome to North Cyprus Black Hole Physics Center
Mission
To catalyze, support, and disseminate research on questions at the foundations of physics and cosmology, particularly new frontiers and innovative ideas integral to a deep understanding of reality.
Goals
To expand the purview of scientific inquiry to include scientific disciplines fundamental to a deep understanding of reality of the nature.
To forge and maintain useful collaborations between researchers working on foundational questions in physics, cosmology, and related fields.
To provide the public with a deeper understanding of known and future discoveries in these areas, and their potential implications for our worldview.
Co-founders of North Cyprus Black Hole Physics Center:
Turkish Cypriot Physicists.
North Cyprus Black Hole Physics Center is a virtual institute at North Cyprus. There is no office, but email and inquiries can be sent to the following e-mail address:
Summary This is a proposal to create a center for theoretical research and training of advanced students and postdoctoral scientists at a location on North Cyprus. Funding for the center will come from international foundations and other private sources.
Stage one of the proposal calls for initial facilities to provide office space for up to 5 visiting faculty and postdoctoral associates. Stage two plans are to add study space for an equal number of students. Both stages should be completed, and the center fully operational, within five years. Further expansion of the facilities are planned for later development, with the plan to double the size of the center by the end of ten years.
Objectives The goal of the North Cyprus Black Hole Physics Center is to create a stimulating center in a tropical environment where scientists and their students can gather, think in depth, and exchange ideas about important scientific problems, especially in physics and related fields. For students North Cyprus Black Hole Physics Center would provide an enhanced learning experience where they would complete their studies and begin to engage in active research programs. For researchers, the seclusion of the center would provide ideal working conditions for theoretical investigations of fundamental problems as well as studies of important real-world issues expected to impact society in the future.
Funding This is expected from various foundations and private sources. Other international organizations are also envisioned as possible sources of support.
“The NC Black hole Center for Physics provides a stimulating, inspiring and beautiful surrounding for discussions, exchange of concrete research ideas, catching up on what others are working on, and gathering feedback on one’s own research.”
“The Center seems to have figured out an effective way to engage a group of us from different disciplines to interact naturally: put like-minded people in a beautiful and isolated place.”
The Center encourages individual and collaborative research and offers summer workshops and winter conferences in biophysics, astrophysics and cosmology, particle physics, and condensed matter physics. Cross-scientific workshops with other disciplines are scheduled when physics is central to the topic. Each year, over 1,000 scientists from around the world visit the Center to explore new research on the unanswered questions about our world and universe.
“Our goal is simple: fine minds in an atmosphere of creative freedom.”
North Cyprus Black Hole Physics Center would have more in common the Centro de Estudios Científicos insofar as North Cyprus Black Hole Physics Center research would be expected to take place year round and not just as seasonal workshops as take place at the Aspen Center for Physics.
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