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Condensed Matter Days, 28 to 31 October 2024, M ... (1 reply)

claudio
4 weeks ago
claudio 4 weeks ago

Since 1988, the "Condensed Matter Days"(JMC) are organized every even year by the Division of Condensed Matter Physics of the French Physics Society (SFP). The main covered topics correspond to all areas of condensed matter, from concepts to applications. The success of the JMC (600-700 attendees) renders this conference the biggest congress on Physics in France.

The 19th edition will be held in Marseille from 28th to 31st of October 2024.

https://jmc2024.sciencesconf.org/?forward-action=index&forward-controller=index&lang=en

The list of plenary speakers:

  • Denis Bartolo (LPENSL, Lyon)
  • Christopher Bäuerle (Institut Néel, Grenoble)
  • Ludovic Berthier (L2C, Montpellier)
  • Marie-Paule Besland, Laurent Cario, Benoît Corraze, Etienne Janod, Julien Tranchant (IMN, Nantes)
  • Thomas W. Cornelius (IM2NP, Marseille)
  • Martien Den-Hertog (Institut Néel, Grenoble)
  • Thibaut Divoux (LPENSL, Lyon)
  • Wiebke Drenckhan (ICS, Strasbourg)
  • Ivan Favero (MPQ, Paris)
  • Michel Hehn (IJL, Nancy)
  • Amélie Juhin (IMPMC, Paris)
  • Véronique Lazarus (ENSTA, Palaiseau)
  • Laurent Lombez (LPCNO, Toulouse)
  • Freek Massee (LPS, Paris-Saclay)
  • Frédéric Milla (EPFL, Lausanne)
  • Cécile Monteux (SIMM, Paris)
  • Magali Putero (IM2NP, Marseille)
  • Benoît Roman (PMMH, Paris)
  • Cécile Skyes (LPENS, Paris)
  • Anne Tanguy (ONERA)
  • Emmanuelle Tsitrone (IRFM-CEA, Cadarache)
  • Annie Viallat (CINAM, Marseille)

A list of mini-colloquia that could be of interest for the PSI-K community will be present:

IA1 - Advances in machine learning for materials modelling

IA2 - Artificial intelligence in electron microscopy

PM1 – Spin or Orbital current-induced magnetization torques and self-induced torques : how to distinguish between different contributions in magnetic materials

PM2 – Functional materials for spintronics

PM3 – Emerging Majorana materials : towards topological quantum computinh

2DMS2 – Growth of 2D materials: structural, optical and electronic properties

2DMS3 - Electronic and optical excitations in bulk and low-dimensional materials

NN2 - Mechanics at the nano-scale : in-situ measurements and simulation under extreme conditions

NN3 - From single molecule to supramolecular or polymerized layer on surfaces

NN4 - Nanoparticles for energy

NN5 - Properties of metal clusters and nanoparticles

the full list of mini-colloquia is available on the conference website:

https://jmc2024.sciencesconf.org/?forward-action=index&forward-controller=index&lang=en

We invite abstract submissions for contributed talks and posters.

see you there
Claudio Attaccalite

 

 

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4 weeks ago
claudio 4 weeks ago



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