DyProSo2019
Welcome to Ferrara in 2019 !
Dear Participant of DyProSo2017, Dear Colleague,
We are pleased to inform you that the International Advisory Board of the Symposium on
Dynamical Properties of Solids have decided that the next meeting will take place in Ferrara, Italy. The symposium DyProSo2019 will be chaired by prof. Federico Montoncello and prof. Vincenzo Guidi. By this you will follow the itinerary of Nicolaus Copernicus who started his studies in Cracow and was graduated in Ferrara.
The web page of DyProSo2019 is now accessible at (website).
See you in Ferrara September 2019.
Sincerely yours,
Piotr Zieliński
Chairman of DyProSo 2017
Institute of Nuclear Physics
Polish Academy of Sciences
ul. Radzikowskiego 152
31-342 Kraków, Poland
tel. +48 662 8204
Federico Mononcello and Vincenzo Guidi
Chairmen of DyProSo 2019
Dipartimento di Fisica e Scienze della Terra
Università degli Studi di Ferrara
c/o Polo Scientifico e Tecnologico
via G. Saragat, 1
I-44122 Ferrara
The latest photos from DyProSo2017 are to be seen here (link).
DyProSo 2017 - Conference Photo
Participants of 36th DyProSo in front of the former Palace Łobzów (phot. Marcin Majka).
More photos will be available successivly.
Opening session contents
OpeningSession.pdf
Book of abstracts is available!
(see here)
Schedule of sessions, list of posters and information for poster presenters are available!
(see here)
DyProSo is an international biannual research meeting on functional properties of condensed matter resulting from elementary excitations, molecular motions, transport processes and other dynamic phenomena occurring in many body systems. Of special concern is always a scientific dialogue between young and experienced researchers working on the dynamics of materials. The 36th DyProSo will be held in Cracow, a historical site known as not having been “built in a day”, in the year of Marian Smoluchowski (see here).
The scientific programme of DyProSo XXXVI will contain the subjects:
- Amorphous and soft matter
- Multiferroics and ferroelectrics
- Electrons and spins
- Diffusive dynamics
- Phonons and magnons
- Theoretical and experimental methods
- Excitations of strongly correlated electron systems
- Low-dimensional systems
- Materials under high pressure
- Applications and interdisciplinary subjects
Apart from usual invited and contributed lectures and posters there will be also room for short scientific communications. Following the traditions of DyProSo there will be no parallel sessions.
Nature Physics has offered to award prizes to the presenting authors (students) of the
best short communication and the best poster.
