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The Magic of Disorder and Correlations conference

We are glad to announce the conference The Magic of Disorder and Correlations, from 17th to 19th January 2024, to be held at the University of Geneva.

Public Lecture by Nobel Laureate in Physics (2010) Konstantin Novoselev

Special Guest Public Lecture by Konstantin Novoselev « New Approaches in Materials Design », 5 October, 2023 at 18:00, UNIGE, Uni Dufour, U300

A meeting of the International Energy Agency on High Temperature Superconductors at Villa Hardt

The Executive Committee (ExCo) of the International Energy Agency’s Technology Collaboration Program on High Temperature Superconductors (IEA HTS TCP) convened in Geneva, Switzerland for a three-day meeting from Monday, September 18th, to Wednesday, September 20th. The HTS TCP’s mission is to...

Towards a roadmap for British-Swiss collaboration on adaptative quantum materials & quantum technologies

Quantum Promises of the 21st Century

Computers, smartphones, GPS: quantum physics has enabled many technological advances in the 20th century. The 21st century will see again spectacular progresses.

Geneva Quantum Centre – a faculty center on quantum science and technology

Quantum science and technology is a rapidly growing field that is having a tremendous impact worldwide, opening vast possibilities at both the fundamental and applied levels. The ability to control and manipulate single quantum systems enables the development of future quantum communication...

Int. Conference Correlated Matter and Light 2022

The Howard Flack Crystallographic Lecture Series – Dr. Lukáš Palatinus

Howard Flack Lecture Series 2022 of the Swiss Society for Crystallography SGK/SSCr will take place on November 11th at UNIGE.

Physics resonates, concert-conference

What is a resonance ? How does sound propagate through the air ? With Professor Dirk van der Marel, a renowned physicist from the University of Geneva, the Geneva Brass will explore the intricacies of physics in music during a concert-conference. Budding scientists or amateurs, students,...

Correlated Matter and Light conference 2022

The CML 2022 will talke place in Geneva from September 7th to 9th. The scope of this conference is defined broadly as physics and spectroscopy of correlated quantum matter. It will be represented, in particular, by the topics: electron correlations, superconductivity, charge-spin-lattice...

MaNEP SWM 2022

The new edition of the Swiss Workshop on Materials with Novel Electronic Properties will take place in Les Diablerets from August 29th to 31st, 2022.

Quantum Matter Agora – August 30th – September 1st

The first Quantum Matter Agora will be held in Les Diablerets, Switzerland, from August 30th to September 1st, 2021.

Van der Waals materials Workshop – June 24th 2021

The second MaNEP Van der Waals materials workshop will be held online

International Online Workshop "Electrons, Photons and Plasmons-2021

The International Workshop "Electrons, Photons and Plasmons-2021", will be held online on March 10-12, 2021. The goal of this event is to bring together researchers working actively with STEM/EELS and SNOM in order to exchange on the recent progress in these methods and to discuss their possible...

9th MaNEP Winter School postponed

The recent surge of COVID-19 propagation in Switzerland and Europe makes it impossible to maintain the Saas-Fee school as originally planned in January 2021. After considering different options, the organizers, program committee, and MaNEP board members have decided to postpone the school by one...

9th MaNEP Winter School on non-equilibrium and topological aspects of condensed matter

January 10 to 15, 2021 in Saas-Fee, Switzerland

MaNEP Summer internships 2020

The MaNEP Network offers summer internships for 3rd and 4th year students in physics. It is a unique opportunity to work for a month this summer in one of the top research teams affiliated to the MaNEP Network while receiving a financial support.

International Workshop Electrons, Photons and Plasmons-2020

This event has been postponed to 2021 due to Covid-19.