Wednesday, September 25, 2024, at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Austrian Physical Society, Johannes Kepler University Linz
The central European region provides a unique opportunity for vibrant collaborative work. Unfortunately, this potential has not been fully utilized, leading to a false impression that there is a lack of critical mass for a creative and dynamic environment for young and excellent researchers. The Central European Condensed Matter Day during the Annual ÖPG Meeting serves as a showcase of scientific achievements in seven central European countries, presents available research infrastructure, and features a panel discussion on the future of science education and potential joint activities.
| Austria: | Silke Buehler-Paschen (TU Vienna), Wolfgang Lang (U. Vienna) |
| Croatia: | Ana Akrap (U. Zagreb), Denis Sunko, (U. Zagreb) |
| Czechia: | Michal Urbánek (CEITEC Brno), Jan Kunes (U. Brno) |
| Hungary: | Béla Pécz, (Hungarian Research Network Budapest), Szabolcs Csonka, (U. of Technology and Economics Budapest) |
| Slovakia: | Milan Sýkora (U. Bratislava), Peter Samuely (Center for Low Temperature Physics Košice) |
| Slovenia: | Dragan Mihailović (Jožef Stefan Inst. Ljubljana) |
| Switzerland: | Johan Chang (U. Zurich), Henrik Rønnow (EPFL Lausanne) |
| Head of the Mid-EU Initiative: | Neven Barišić (TU Vienna & U. Zagreb) |
ÖPG organization committee:
Local organizers: Andreas Schell (JKU Linz), Gunther Springholz (JKU Linz)
ÖPG President: Christian Teichert
ÖPG Head of the Condensed Matter Section: Alberta Bonanni
CECMD Organization: Wolfgang Lang (U. Vienna) & Neven Barišić (TU Vienna & U. Zagreb)
Johannes Kepler University Linz
Altenberger Straße 69
4040 Linz, Austria
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