INVITED CONTRIBUTIONS

The presentations have been provisionally categorized into 9 invited talks, 49 contributed talks and posters. Here's a breakdown of the presentation formats:

Invited speakers will have 35 minutes for their presentations, initiating both morning and afternoon sessions throughout the 5-day conference.

Individuals with a completed PhD will have 15-20-minutes contributed platform presentations. If you prefer presenting a poster instead, kindly indicate your preference during the registration process.

Current graduate/ PhD students & postdocs (Early Career Researchers) will present posters. However, some moved to platform presentations based on program optimization. Posters will be available for viewing and discussion throughout the conference, with dedicated poster sessions.

To encourage in-depth discussions, sessions will be structured as follows:
        • Introduction by Discussion Leaders: 5 minutes
        • Invited talk providing future directions: 35 minutes
        • Contributed talks  presented by Senior and ECRs:15-20 minutes
        • Summary/wrap-up by a group of ECRs, prepared with the support of Discussion Leaders and Speakers.

             More information here

Confirmed Invited speakers:

Jonathan Abbatt – University of Toronto (Canada)

Markus Ammann – Paul Scherrer Institute (Switzerland)

 Theo Kurten – University of Helsinki (Finland)

 Anne Monod - Aix-Marseille Université

 Alexander Laskin - Purdue University

Nonne Prisle – University of Oulu (Finland)

Yinon Rudich –Weizmann Institute (Israel)

Ruth Signorell – ETH Zurich (Switzerland)

Ralf Zimmermann – University of Rostock and Helmholtz Centre at Munich (Germany)

Poster session

We do intend to organise a poster session with poster viewing being possible during the full duration of the meeting.

We would then be honoured if you would present your latest work as posters during this meeting.

Upon registration, you will be asked to provide information about the posters you intend to present.