Who:�Postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers from the SEPnet region with research interests in this year�s conference topics. What:�Two parallel research conferences proposed and organised by students wanting to advance their research and extend their collaborations. The conferences include talks by invited speakers and students as well as poster and recreational sessions. When: 3-5 April 2019�(Arrival 6pm on 3 April.� Accommodation at Glen Eyre, Highfield Campus.) Where: University of Southampton, Murray Lecture Building, Highfield Campus Numbers:�Circa 40-50 delegates Since the discovery of the Higgs boson, there have been no further discoveries at colliders that hint at new physics. This conference will bring together students from experimental and theoretical topics in particle physics to discuss the progression of the field in light of current results. There will be review talks by distinguished academics on the history of the Standard Model and its successes and advice on how to interpret various current and future experimental results. There will be a particular focus on the interplay between theory and experiment and the promotion of interdisciplinary collaboration. Organisers:�James Richings, Azaria Coupe, Sam Rowley, University of Southampton. The parallel conference is:�From Infinity to Zero: The history of the Universe in redshift Submit your abstract�here. Abstract deadline�7 January 2019. Once your abstract has been accepted you will be notified by the conference organiser to register for this conference. Once your abstract has been accepted register�here. Registration deadline: 1 March 2019. This event is free (SEPnet pays for your accommodation and course fees) for SEPnet postgraduate researchers and travel expenses incurred can be claimed from your Physics Department.