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YOUNG MULTIS - Multiscale Phenomena in Condensed Matter Online conference for young researchers
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Zoom Platform (stream on Youtube and Facebook), Cracow, Poland
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Dear Participants,
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We are pleased to invite you to the conference YOUNG MULTIS - Multiscale Phenomena in Condensed Matter - conference for young researchers, which will be held on 5 - 7 July 2021. The meeting will take place on the Zoom platform and is organized by The Henryk Niewodniczański Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences. We are happy to announce that the conference fee is waived for all participants.
The meeting is addressed to students and young researchers (up to 7 years after the PhD degree) who are interested in solid state physics. The conference is devoted to condensed matter topics concerning structure, dynamics, relaxation, magnetism, acoustics and other properties as probed by various experimental techniques and theoretical tools within a broad range of time- and length-scales.
Topics will cover liquid crystals, glass formers, molecular magnets, nanomagnets, molecular layered systems, polymers as well as biologically oriented and advanced materials for applications. Reports on experimental, theoretical and computational results are expected.
We intend to encourage young scientists to collaborative research with one another and with more experienced physicists, chemists and material engineers.
The conference will involve the following sessions:
1. Soft matter and glass formers.
2. Molecular magnets and nanomagnets.
3. Multifunctional materials.
4. Surfaces and interfaces.
5. Computational physics.
6. Miscellany (biologically oriented systems, defect studies, new ideas, advanced methods,...).
This meeting is part of a series of biennial conferences Multiscale Phenomena in Molecular Matter.
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