Events

Peter Gate proposes an unique project to transform the laser light into a signal, then into sound and finally into music. "Laser Trip" is an innovative music and space experimentation project developed in collaboration with Dr. Marian Zamfirescu, scientific researcher at the National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics and Dr. Mark McCaughrean, advisor at the European Space Agency.

2020 is the International Year of Sound, an area of great importance for the evolution of scientific and technological applications in modern society. On November 27, 2020, the event "European Researchers' Night" will take place in Romania, under the motto "Doing Research at Midnight in Romania - DoReMi-RO", emphasizing with this initiative both research activities and technological development, identities combined through sounds and music. In the current epidemic context, all activities will take place online.

The E-MRS 2020 Spring Meeting at the foreseen dates (May 25-29) is CANCELLED and has to be POSTPONED.

This laser symposium will bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and laser users and manufacturers for an intensive exchange and share of their experiences on recent progress in Laser Science and Technology, in particular in the fields of laser materials processing and synthesis. It also gives room to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns, practical challenges from nanofabrication via energy to biomedicine. One of the symposium organizers is Andreea Matei from the National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics (NILPRP).

Dear Europhoton participant! This year we need to face with the Covid-19 spread in Europe and overseas. As a consequence the conference chairs took the decision to hold Europhoton 2020 as an online all-virtual conference, while keeping the original conference dates from 30 August to 4 September 2020. Knowing that many cannot access to their laboratories, as present action, please note that the deadline to submit your contribution is now Monday 22 June 2020.

This unique conference features the latest breakthroughs in the field of solid-state, fibre and waveguide light sources.
World-renowned researchers discuss the latest developments in the scientific community accompanied by Summer School sessionsat the PhD student and postdoctoral level, and by informal breakout sessions for discussion and vendor display viewing. This conference will also feature a half-day special Symposium.

The Symposium focuses on new results about fabrication and performance of nuclear materials exposed to extreme conditions and radiation. This includes structural and fuel materials and their waste forms. A great emphasis is put on advanced approaches, such as experimental and computational multi-scale plus new fabrication techniques.One of the symposium organizers is Valentin Craciun from the National Institute for Laser, Plasma and Radiation Physics (NILPRP).