13th-14th of November at Nyborg Strand

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The Danish Physical Society is a non-profit organization for the physicists of Denmark. We work to further research and support education in the field of physics, and we represent the professional interests of Danish physicists at home and abroad.

The Annual Meeting is the highlight of the year gathers physicists from all over Denmark. The format of the meeting is 1½ days centered around plenary talks on interdisciplinary topics, thematically oriented parallel sessions about the newest research within quantum physics and ultrafast measurements, nuclear and particle physics, solid state physics, biophysics, physics education, and more.

The evening of the first day offers a conference dinner followed by a discussion session on the important topic: Energy for the Future. This will be followed by a poster session at which primarily students and PhD students contribute. A focal point for the meeting is networking across institutions and professional groups and to create a forum where younger students and researchers, in particular, can see what is happening within physics in Denmark. We encourage everyone to submit an abstract, particularly young researchers and students.

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Members of DFS get a discount of 300 DKK on the meeting prize! Make sure to register using the discount link sent to you by email and contact us via mail@danskfysiskselskab.dk if you are a member and have not received the email. For student members the discount is 150 DKK. New members are eligible for the discount too – if you wish to become a member, sign up here.

Abstracts

Apart from invited presentations, there will be a number of contributed talks. We wish to create a special opportunity at the DFS Annual Meetings for younger physicists to present their work to their peers. Anyone (including students) wishing to contribute a presentation should submit their abstract here.

Program and Speakers

Find the program here and a detailed presentation of the invited speakers here

Invited keynote speakers are:

⭐Professor Dorthe Dahl-Jensen from Centre for Earth Observation Sciences, University of Manitoba, Canada and the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, Denmark: “Greenland Ice Cores Tell Tales on Past Sea Level Contributions”.

⭐Professor Marco van Leeuwen from the National Institute for Subatomic Physics (NIKHEF) in Amsterdam who is the spokesperson for the ALICE experiment at CERN: “Understanding the Quark-Gluon Plasma with ALICE at the LHC”.

⭐Associate Professor Manuel Meyer from the Department of Physics, Chemistry and Pharmacy at University of Southern Denmark: “Light on the Other Side of the Wall: A New Era for the Search of Axions and Axion-like Particles”.

⭐Gorm Bruun Andresen, Associate Professor, the Renewable Energy & Thermodynamics research group, Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering, Aarhus University: Energy for the Future (after dinner discussion session)

⭐Hans Peter Beck, Professor at University of Freiburg: Energy for the Future (after dinner discussion session).

Venue

The meeting will be held at:

Nyborg Strand
Østerøvej 2
5800 Nyborg
Denmark
Phone number: +45 65 31 31 31
Website: nyborgstrand.dk

Nyborg is centrally located in the middle of Denmark with easy access. The hotel is placed in between the beach and the charming beech forest and with a beautiful view of the bridge to Zealand. Nyborg city centre and the train station is within walking distance of the hotel and the highway is just a few minutes’ drive away.

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