About the Conference

The Global Summit on Computational and Theoretical Physics (GSCTP-2027), taking place on September 16-18, 2027, in Paris, France, will bring together physicists, researchers, academicians, scientists, mathematicians, computational experts, and industry professionals to explore recent advances in computational and theoretical physics.

The summit will provide an interdisciplinary platform for exchanging knowledge and discussing developments across theoretical physics, computational physics, quantum physics, mathematical physics, particle and nuclear physics, astrophysics, cosmology, gravitation, statistical physics, condensed matter physics, and computational materials science.

GSCTP-2027 will also highlight emerging computational approaches, including numerical modeling and simulation, high-performance computing, artificial intelligence and machine learning in physics, quantum computing, quantum simulation, data-driven methods, and advanced computational techniques for solving complex physical problems.

The conference aims to encourage meaningful scientific discussions, collaboration, and knowledge exchange between researchers working across diverse areas of physics. Through keynote lectures, plenary talks, invited presentations, oral sessions, poster presentations, and interactive discussions, participants will have opportunities to present their latest research, explore emerging trends, and establish new academic and professional collaborations.

GSCTP-2027 welcomes researchers at all career stages to share innovative ideas and contribute to advancing the understanding of fundamental and complex physical phenomena through theory, computation, and interdisciplinary research.

See you in Paris!