The 26th annual IASBS Meeting on condensed matter physics will be held online this year. The aim of this Meeting is to bring together experimental and theoretical scientists in the fields of condensed matter, soft matter & biological physics, and complex systems to present their most recent research and to create an atmosphere for fruitful discussions. The Poster Session provides an excellent opportunity for young researchers and students to gain invaluable experience through online discussions. As it has always been, the Meeting will bring the physics community of the nation, young and old, together, in a friendly environment for the free exchange of ideas.

Timetable


The link of main meeting session is:
https://www.skyroom.online/ch/physics-school1400/iasbs-condmatmeeting

The link of experimental condensed matter poster session is:
https://www.skyroom.online/ch/physics-school1400/experimental

The link of theoretical condensed matter poster session is:
https://www.skyroom.online/ch/physics-school1400/theoretical

The link of soft condensed matter poster session is:
https://www.skyroom.online/ch/physics-school1400/softmatter

The link of complex systems poster session is:
https://www.skyroom.online/ch/physics-school1400/complex

You can download the PDF versions of the Timetable here.


Information

    Please note that the deadline for registration and abstract submission has been extended to June 4, 2021 (14 Khordad 1400).

    The deadline for registration and abstract submission is May 21, 2021 (31 Ordibehesht 1400)

    To register, please fill out the online registration form. To present a poster, you should submit the abstract of your article by uploading it in the online registration form. You are strongly encouraged to see the technical requirements before attending an online session.


    For archival purposes, only posters that have been prepared using the recommended Poster Template are accepted.

    For technical reasons, please make sure to send a PDF file of your poster toghether with an MP3 audio file describing your poster to condmat-meeting@iasbs.ac.ir by 11:00 a.m. Zanjaan time (06:30 UTC) on Wednesday, 7 July 2021 (16 Tir 1400), otherwise we might not be able to display your poster during the Poster Session. The audio file should at most be 2 minutes long.


    Please note:
    The co-authors should register individually.

    You may only apply for poster presentation. All posters are subject to a review process. A number of the accepted papers will be selected for oral presentation as short contributed talks. There will also be a number of invited talks.

Abstract and Poster Templates

The abstract should be no more than 2 pages (A4 size) long, including: title, author(s), affiliation(s), abstract, (figures, tables) and references using the meeting template.
(download template: sample.docx, sample.pdf). You can download the Lotus font (Farsi/Persian) here.

Only abstracts typed/pasted in the Meeting Template are sent to the referees.


For archival purposes, please only use   the recommended Poster template below.

Invited speakers

Paul Blom

MPI for Polymer Research

John T. Chalker

University of Oxford

Amin Doost-mohammadi

University of Copenhagen

Bard Ermentrout

University of Pittsburgh

Nathan Goldman

Université Libre de Bruxelles

Mohammad Kohandel

University of Waterloo

Maniya Maleki

IASBS

Theo Rasing

Radboud University Nijmegen

Farhad Shahbazi

Isfahan University of Technology

Semir Zeki

University College London

Scientific Committee

Registration

The deadline for registration and abstract submission is May 21, 2021 (31 Ordibehest 1400).

Please note that the deadline for registration and abstract submission has been extended to June 4, 2021 (14 Khordad 1400).

Please note that to register you must fill in the online form at the link bellow

Local Organizing Committee

This year's event is being organized by

Sponsors

We are grateful to our sponsors!


Interested in sponsoring the 26th Annual IASBS Meeting on Condensed Matter Physics? Please contact the organizing commitee for details.

Department of Physics