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Quantum Alliance

Organized by PhDs for PhDs, this full day PhD conference will bring together young researchers from different domains of quantum technologies, both from a theoretical and an experimental background. From quantum computing to metrology and sensing, the PhD conference is an ideal hub to exchange ideas and openly explain our research.

Email.: phd-conf@aei.mpg.de

quantum technologies, quantum computing, quantum sensing, AMO physics, PhD

Mécanique quantique et technologie quantique,    Théorie de l'information quantique et informatique quantique

Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems (mpi-pks)

The continued growth in popularity of plasma sources for atomization and excitation in atomic spectroscopy and ionization in mass spectrometry and the need to discuss recent developments of these discharges in spectrochemical analysis stimulated the organization of this meeting. The Conference will bring together international scientists experienced in applications, instrumentation, and theory in an informal setting to examine recent progress in the field. Approximately 500 participants from 30 countries are expected to attend.

Spectroscopie de masse, chromatographie et résonance magnétique nucléaire,    Photochimie et spectroscopie

The school will cover various topics of physics with trapped charged particles. Lectures will cover basic trap physics and recent developments in Penning traps, Paul traps etc., collective behavior and (non-neutral) plasmas, as well as applications for fundamental physics, precision spectroscopy, quantum information, frequency standards, antimatter. Lectures will be systematically complemented by a series of tutorials/exercice sessions. Two poster sessions where participants present their work, and a half-day visit to CERN will also be organised. The participants will each receive a copy of the textbook that is written for the school and is based on the school held in 2015. The school is aimed primarily at PhD students and post docs in the field.

Cours et événements pour étudiants en physique,    Physique des plasmas, fusion nucléaire

The congress, which is comprised of three topical meetings, propels discourse on the latest advances in high-brightness sources, attosecond science, light-driven interactions and mid-IR laser technologies.

Institute of Plasma Physics Prague, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Department of Pulsed Plasma Systems

The 15th Frontiers in Low Temperature Plasma Diagnostics (FLTPD XV) workshop is the continuation of a very successful series that started in 1995 in Les Houches (France) and became an important forum for researchers dealing with low-temperature plasma diagnostics.

The main goal of the workshop is to enable an intensive meeting of experts in low-temperature plasma diagnostics and to present the latest developments in the use of a whole range of diagnostic tools for investigating both the basic properties and various applications of low-temperature plasmas. It also provides a unique opportunity for a new generation of researchers to discuss the current state-of-the-art and future prospects of the field with leading scientists. The program traditionally consists of expert presentations by invited speakers, presentations by selected topical speakers and poster presentations.

LOC FLTPD 2024, Pulse Plasma Systems Department, Institute of Plasma Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, U Slovanky 2525/1a, 182 00 Prague 8, Czech Republic;     Email.: fltpd2024@fltpd2024.cz

low-temperature non-equilibrium plasmas, ultrafast imaging and emission spectroscopy, LIF, TALIF, Raman scattering, CARS, Thomson scattering, Langmuir probes

Physique des plasmas, fusion nucléaire,    Métrologie et instrumentation

Join us in either Edinburgh or online in May 2024 for this edition of the Faraday Discussion series. The Faraday Discussions are unique international discussion meetings that address current and emerging topics at the forefront of the physical sciences. This meeting is for established and early-career scientists, postgraduate students and industrial researchers working on various aspects of molecular scattering.

On behalf of the organizing committee, we are delighted to welcome you to Caparica (Lisbon, Portugal), for the 6th International Caparica Conference on Chromogenic and Emissive Materials (6th IC3EM-2024). The Conference will take place in Costa de Caparica the 07th to 11th July 2024. We cordially encourage you to attend and contribute to one of the major events in 2024 on the Dyes and Fluorescence field.

Fluorescence and Absorption Spectroscopy, Microscopy Applications: From Optical to Electronical Cell and Tissue Imaging, Emissive Probes, Chemosensors and Labels Fluorescence in Biology/Medicine/Biochemistry, Fluorescence in High Throughput Screening Assays, Colour as analytical tool, Chromogenic Compounds for analysis, Emissive Liquids, Crystals and Polymers, Luminescent Peptides and Proteins, Single Molecule Spectroscopy

Chimie physique, Chimie informatique,    Photochimie et spectroscopie

The 28th edition of the International Conference on Atomic Physics will be held from July 14 to 19, 2024, at Imperial College London, UK. We offer both in-person and online attendance options. The meeting features invited plenary presentations and contributed poster presentations on cutting-edge research in the field of atomic, molecular, and optical physics.

UC Santa Barbara, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP)

Active matter explores collective phenomena that emerge from energy-consuming components interacting with each other and their environment. Great strides have been made in understanding the surprising behavior of active fluids, from spontaneous flow to flocking to condensation with no attractive interactions, demonstrating the relevance of the active matter paradigm to systems as diverse as collections of living organisms, cell assemblies, the cell interior, and synthetically engineered materials. A recent new direction for the field has been the study and engineering of active solids - elastically coupled networks where active energy input allows for actuation and shape changes not possible in equilibrium. This conference will bring together scientists working across active matter and related disciplines, including hydrodynamic and elastic theories of active matter, living matter, classical and quantum materials far from equilibrium, and animate matter, to study the behavior of a broad range of active solids, from active hydrogels to metamaterials to mechanical structures composed of linked robotic components. It will aim to connect these distinct branches, find overarching principles that span these fields, and identify areas for future breakthroughs.

UC Santa Barbara, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP)

Active matter explores collective phenomena that emerge from energy-consuming components interacting with each other and their environment. Great strides have been made in understanding the surprising behavior of active fluids, from spontaneous flow to flocking to condensation with no attractive interactions, demonstrating the relevance of the active matter paradigm to systems as diverse as collections of living organisms, cell assemblies, the cell interior, and synthetically engineered materials. A recent new direction for the field has been the study and engineering of active solids - elastically coupled networks where active energy input allows for actuation and shape changes not possible in equilibrium. This conference will bring together scientists working across active matter and related disciplines, including hydrodynamic and elastic theories of active matter, living matter, classical and quantum materials far from equilibrium, and animate matter, to study the behavior of a broad range of active solids, from active hydrogels to metamaterials to mechanical structures composed of linked robotic components. It will aim to connect these distinct branches, find overarching principles that span these fields, and identify areas for future breakthroughs.

UC Santa Barbara, Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics (KITP)

There has been an explosion of new experimental platforms to explore and control the quantum interactions between atoms and light. These include dense atomic media either in the form of ordered arrays or disordered ensembles, to nanophotonic or nanophotonics-inspired interfaces, to quantum electrodynamical circuits coupled to superconducting qubits. These new platforms exhibit an additional complexity not found in conventional atom-light interfaces, arising from factors such as the ability to engineer the dispersion relation of light, the reduced system dimensionality, and/or non-perturbative multiple light scattering. This conference will gather a diverse set of researchers together in order to exchange state-of-the art developments and to discuss, identify and pose grand challenges and opportunities for the field in the near future. Experimentalists working in these fields are encouraged to participate and share their perspectives of future experimental capabilities of many-body quantum optical systems. Researchers in related fields (such as Rydberg atom arrays, ultracold molecules, superconducting qubits for quantum computing, etc.) who see opportunities in linking with quantum optics are also welcome to attend. This broad exchange should catalyze important themes for discussion and development in the field.

The European Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry (EWCPS) is a series of conferences on Plasma Spectrochemistry. The objective of the conference is to bring together plasma spectrochemists from all over the world in one European location to stimulate contacts and exchange knowledge and experiences. Plasma spectrochemistry involves analytical methods such as ICP-MS, GD-MS, ICP-AES, DCP-AES, MIP-AES, LIBS or LAMIS

Spectroscopie de masse, chromatographie et résonance magnétique nucléaire,    Photochimie et spectroscopie