Program

The scientific program will consist of a series of plenary and semi-plenary talks, mini-colloquia and special sessions.

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The scientific program will consist of a series of plenary and semi-plenary talks, mini-colloquia and special sessions. Mini-colloquia are an important part of the conference program that will gather specific scientific communities. Typically, a mini-colloquium should start with an introductory or overview talk on the subject at hand, followed by major advances in the last years by contributed talks. Young scientists, post-docs and PhD students are invited to give oral contributions, also poster contributions are possible. A mini-colloquium may comprise one or several sessions of 2.5 hours duration.

Tentative program

OEPG-CDM2026 schedule ©Roland Resel
©Roland Resel

Program committees

Board - Austrian Physical Society

  • Acoustics (AKU)
    Chair: Holger Waubke
    Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, Austria
     
  • Atoms, Molecules, Quantum Optics and Plasmas (AMP)
    Chair: Hanns-Christoph Nägerl
    University of Innsbruck, Austria
     
  • Condensed Matter (COND)
    Chair: Andrii Chumak
    University of Vienna, Austria
     
  • History of Physics (GEP)
    Chair: Bruno Besser
    Space Research Institute Graz, Austria
     
  • Nuclear and Particle Physics (FAKT)
    Chair: Florian Reindl
    Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, Austria
     
  • Physics in Medicine, Biology and Environment (MBU)
    Chair: Rainer Leitgeb
    Medical University of Vienna, Austria
     
  • Surfaces, Interfaces and Thin Films (OGD)
    Chair: Margareta Wagner
    Technical University of Vienna, Austria
     
  • Physics - Industry (PIN)
    Chair: Peter Korczak
     
  • Physics of Neutron and Synchrotron Radiation Sources (NESY)
    Chair: Roland Resel
    Technical University of Graz, Austria
     
  • Physic and School (LHS)
    Chair: Alexander Strahl
    University of Salzburg, Austria
     
  • Energy and Sustainability (EnS)
    Chair: Robert Hauser
    Carinthia University of Applied Sciences, Austria
     
  • Section Young Minds (YM)
    Chair: David Steiner
    University of Vienna, Austria
     
  • Equal Opportunities in Physics (AKCP)
    Chair: Andrea Navarro-Quezada
    JKU Linz, Austria

Board – Condensed Matter Division

  • Erich Runge (chair)
    Technical University of Ilmenau, Germany
     
  • Laurence Ramos
    CNRS-University of Montpellier, France
     
  • Joaquim Agostinho Moreira
    University of Porto, Portugal
     
  • Christian Enss
    University of Heidelberg, Germany
     
  • Roberto Cerbino
    University of Vienna, Austria
     
  • Enrique Díez
    University of Salamanca, Spain
     
  • Amina Taleb
    Synchrotron SOLEIL, Gif-sur Yvette, France
     
  • Olivier Fruchart
    EMA, Spintec CEA, Grenoble, France
     
  • Julia Contreras García
    Sorbonne Université, France
     
  • Silke Bühler Paschen
    University of Vienna, Austria
     
  • María José Calderón
    CSIC, Spain
     
  • Venkata Kamalakar
    Uppsala University, Sweden
     
  • José Lado
    Aalto University, Finland
     
  • Laurence Noirez
    CEA-Saclay, France
     
  • Roberta Caruso
    University of Naples, Italy
     
  • Kees van der Beek
    CNRS, Palaiseau, France
     
  • Aleksandra Szkudlarek
    University of Krakow, Poland
     

  • Hannah Price
    University of Birmingham, UK