January 13 – 17, 2025
Nau mi haere mai ki Aotearoa – Welcome to New Zealand!
Please Follow this Link to the Annual Meeting’s Website:
https://www.macdiarmid.ac.nz/news-and-events/events/icam-week-of-science-2025
The ICAM Week of Science 2025 will convene an exceptional group of scientists from across the globe to discuss the emergent frontier of matter and energy, from biological and soft to quantum matter. The meeting will also convene ICAM for its Annual General Meeting. The meeting is being planned as an in-person event in Wellington, New Zealand, with hybrid online participation TBA. Stay tuned for information on travel support and accommodation options as well as registration details.
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The ICAM Annual Meeting will take place during the first half of the week and will include round-table discussions and scientific presentations. The second half of the week will be a Workshop with invited speakers on Quantum Information, Topological and Strongly Correlated Materials, and other major topics of current research focus in materials.
MacDiarmid-ICAM Summer School on Quantum Materials
The MacDiarmid Institute and ICAM are delighted to announce the MacDiarmid-ICAM Summer School on Quantum Materials that will be held at the Victoria University of Wellington on the 18-19th of January 2025, directly following the ICAM Week of Science. The school is aimed at early career researchers and it will cover in an introductory and pedagogical way theoretical and experimental aspects of quantum materials. Participants are encouraged to attend both the school and the workshop. A limited number of travel grants for participants from Australia and New Zealand will be available.
Please refer to the Summer School for more details of the speakers and application for travel grants.
List of confirmed speakers:
Ehud Altman (UC Berkeley)
Sami Al-Izzi (U New South Wales)
Gordon Baym (UIUC)
Justin Burton (Emory U)
Doug Brumley (Melbourne U)
Philip Brydon (Dunedin)
Anthony Carrington (Bristol University)
Chung Hou Chung (National Chiao Tung University)
Alejandro Fainstein (Bariloche)
Rosario Fazio (ICTP Trieste)
Michael Fuhrer (Monash)
Sriram Ganeshan (CUNY)
Laura Greene (Florida State University)
Pablo Jarillo Herrero (MIT)
Na Ji (UC Berkeley)
Jianping Hu (IOP, Beijing)
Etienne Lantagne-Hurtubise (Caltech)
Oleg Lavrentovic (Kent State)
Vidya Madhavan (UIUC)
Jenny Malmstrom (Auckland University)
Cristina Marchetti (UC Santa Barbara)
Allan Macdonald (UT, Austin)
Suchitra Sebastian (Cambridge)
Z. X. Shen (Stanford)
Ceclie Sykes (École Normale Supérieure)
Uli Zuelike (U Victoria)
Ali Yazdani (Princeton)
Geoff Willmott (Auckland University)
Xing-Jiang Zhou (IOP, Beijing)
