E-MRS Fall ABSTRACT SUBMISSION symposium “S”: Metal Halide Perovskites for Photonic Applications: From Fundamentals to Devices

We are happy to announce the symposium “S”: Metal Halide Perovskites for Photonic Applications: From Fundamentals to Devices at the E-MRS Fall Meeting 18-21 Sept. 2023 in Warsaw, Poland.

It aims at bringing together experimentalists and theoreticians who are investigating various fundamental processes in perovskite nanomaterials, from the synthesis, surface chemistry and optical characterization to theoretical modelling and light emitting applications. More details in the attached PDF and this linkhttps://www.european-mrs.com/>als-devices-emrs-0 [www.european-mrs.com]

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION Deadline is 5 June 2023

Please remind your students and postdocs that for the contributed submissions, there
will 4 award categories within the symposium:

* Best Oral Presentation
* Best Poster
* E-MRS Young Researchers Award (for PhD students only, please apply before July 20: https://www.european-mrs.com/meetings/2023-fall/young-researcher-awards-... [www.european-mrs.com] )
* E-MRS Three-Minute Thesis Competition (for PhD students only, please register before August 21:
https://www.european-mrs.com/meetings/2023-fall/three-minute-thesis-comp... [www.european-mrs.com] )

Confirmed invited speakers:

·      Philippe Tamarat, Université de Bordeaux (FR)

·      Ivan Shelykh, University of Iceland (IS)

·      Tönu Pullerits, Lund University (SE)

·      Ivan Mora-Sero, University Jaume I (ES)

·      Aditya Mohite, Rice University (US)

·      Simon Kahmann, University of Cambridge (UK)

·      Grigorios Itskos, University of Cyprus (CY)

·      Feliciano Giustino, University of Texas Austin (US)
·      Carole Diederichs, ENS Paris (FR)

·      Maryna Bodnarchuck, EMPA (CH)

·      Dario Ballarini, CNR Nanotec (IT)

Symposium sponsors: PicoQuant, GDR HPero, France 2030, Lumomat, EU-H2020 «PeroCUBE», EU-H2020 «PoLLoC», EU-H2020 «TOPOLIGHT»

We hope to see you there!

The symposium organizers

Claudine Katan (CNRS), Gabriele Rainò (ETH Zurich), Thilo Stöferle (IBM Research), Barbara Pietka (University of Warsaw)