5th Annual meeting of the GdR Complexe
The 2024 meeting of the GDR Complexe will be held on December 2 – 4, 2024 in Paris, in the amphitheater of Institut the Physique du Globe. This meeting aims to gather scientists working around the physics of waves in complex media in a broad sense. Workshop website: https://complexe2024.sciencesconf.org/
International conference Localization 2024, Dresden
The international conference Localization 2024 (full title: « Localization: Emergent Platforms and Novel Trends”) will be held in September 2024 at the Max-Planck Institute in Dresden, Germany. It is organized by Ferdinand Evers, Ilya A. Gruzberg and Alexander Mirlin. Those who are interested are welcome to apply for participation and contributed presentations. Most of the contributed presentations will be in the form of posters but a smaller number will be selected for contributed talks. The application deadline is May 31, 2024. Website: https://www.pks.mpg.de/locali24
Thematic school « New challenges in turbulence research VII »
The school « New challenges in turbulence research VII » will be held from 10 to 16 février 2025 at the École de physique des Houches in the French alps. See the website of the school https://nctr.eu/ for more details.
Complex Nanophotonics Science Camp 2024
The Complex Nanophotonics Science Camp will be held between 30th July and 2nd August 2024 in the Cumberland Lodge, a beautiful 17th-century royal mansion in Windsor Great Park, near London. The abstract submission is still open (see the form available on the science camp website website). Deadline for abstract submission is 15th March 2022. The Science Camp brings together around 60 early-career scientists in fields at the interface of photonics and complexity to openly discuss the latest research and help develop the complex nanophotonics community. Science Camp is designed for young scientists (young group leaders, post-docs and PhD students), combining plenary sessions by top speakers, invited lectures and contributions by early-career scientists, long poster sessions and evening debates. Scientific topics include nano-optics in complex systems, metamaterials and time-varying media, wave transport and mesoscopic phenomena, imaging in turbid media, deep learning and optical neural networks, quantum optics in disordered media, biomimetics in photonics, optical micromanipulation, and much more.