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Résumé: The Brazilian School of Cosmology and Gravitation (BSCG) was founded in 1978 through the initiative of the Cosmology and Gravitation Group (CBPF). Its efforts are dedicated to the diffusion of works under way in Cosmology, Gravitation, Astrophysics and other related fields in important research centers, as well as to bringing together students and researchers from different countries.

Résumé: We cordially invite you to participate in the XXIInd Indian-Summer School and SPHERE School on Strangeness Nuclear Physics (SNP2010), held September 7-11, 2010 in Rez/Prague, Czech Republic. The school will consist of invited lectures given by distinguished physicists. There will be also sessions devoted to student presentations.

Résumé: The school is aimed at an audience of advanced undergraduate students, graduate students and junior post-docs. The school comprises four lecture series on modern topics of quantum physics, held by international experts of the respective fields.

Résumé: Functional micro- and nanostructures are essential to the development of novel and innovative technologies. The University of Hamburg is one of the leading international centers in micro- and nanostructure research. In several courses you will get a compact insight into the theoretical principles, experimental methods, simulation of real structures, and topical areas of micro- and nanostructure research. The lectures will be complemented by laboratory visits and computer exercises. Invited internationally recognized scientists will present their research and discuss current topics with you. You can present your own research results in a poster session and discuss them with Ph. D. students from the University of Hamburg. Two excursions to the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DESY) and a company will complement the scientific program. This summer school particularly addresses advanced students with a Bachelor's degree, Vordiplom, or equivalent, Diplom candidates and Master's students.

The summer school will take place in the city center of Hamburg, Germany's second-largest city. The cultural program includes a sightseeing tour and a harbor tour as well as a day trip to the old Hanseatic city of Lüneburg.

Résumé: In its first edition, the Aurora School aims to gather graduate students and young post-docs who are interested in the computational challenges posed by Lattice Gauge theories and Nuclear Physics problems, and at the same time are willing to pioneer the use of the newly built high performance computer system AURORA, featuring a peculiar internal networking architecture that will provide extreme scalability.

The school is organized in four topical courses (two courses per week), plus a primer on the HPC AURORA system, which will present the main features of the machine, the communication software, and will include hands-on sessions to get accustomed with the usage of the facility. The primer will cover both weeks of the school. Topical lectures will be presented by members of the Trentino Agency for ProtonTerapy (ATreP) and the Edmund Mach Foundation.

Résumé: Les symétries dans les systèmes subatomiques - Symmetries in subatomic Systems

Résumé: The Summer School includes lectures, guided practice and problem solving tasks for small groups about the three topics. The guidance is given by guest lecturers, who are Prof. Jalal Fadili (Université de Caen, Image Processing), Prof. Gabriel Peyré (Université Paris-Dauphine, Image Processing), Prof. Markus Kirkilionis (The University of Warwick, Deterministic Models). Prof. Jochen Blath (TU Berlin, Stochastic Models). The results of the problem solving tasks will be presented at the last day of the Summer School through mini-presentations. Social events, like convivial evenings, an excursion and the so-called "Nachtwächtertour", are also part of the summer school.

Résumé: In recent years, many theoretical as well as experimental investigations in condensed matter physics have been devoted to the study of strongly correlated systems. The inherent complexity of understanding the effects of correlations makes the field intrinsically interdisciplinary, requiring a broad debate and an international collaboration to achieve reliable results. The Training Courses in the Physics of Strongly Correlated Systems - taking place in the enchanting Amalfi Coast - are aimed at graduate students and PostDoc researchers, and offer the fascinating possibility to meet selected experts belonging to different physics areas, all relevant to the investigation of strongly correlated systems. The Courses intend to promote the research in the field of highly correlated systems by putting together senior researchers with outstanding experience and promising young researchers eager to improve their skills and topical knowledge.

The Courses are opened to a limited number (around 30) of young (aged under 35) researchers. The registration fee is € 350 (Euro), and includes one copy of the Proceedings, conference kit and coffee breaks. Unfortunately, the registration fee cannot be absolutely waived. Lodging and meals (full-board accommodation in the selected Hotel: Hotel La Lucertola), for the entire duration of the course, will be of the order of € 1,200 (Euro). A significant number of grants, covering either partially or totally the full-board accommodation, will be assigned to accepted participants, upon request and after a careful screening of CVs and home institution funding capabilities. A limited number of participants will have the opportunity to deliver a seminar and contribute to the Proceedings.

In the 2010 edition, young researchers will benefit from training in scientific techniques and various methodologies under the guidance of 4 highly qualified senior researchers

Résumé: n recent years, many theoretical as well as experimental investigations in condensed matter physics have been devoted to the study of strongly correlated systems. The inherent complexity of understanding the effects of correlations makes the field intrinsically interdisciplinary, requiring a broad debate and an international collaboration to achieve reliable results. The Training Courses in the Physics of Strongly Correlated Systems - taking place in the enchanting Amalfi Coast - are aimed at graduate students and PostDoc researchers, and offer the fascinating possibility to meet selected experts belonging to different physics areas, all relevant to the investigation of strongly correlated systems. The Courses intend to promote the research in the field of highly correlated systems by putting together senior researchers with outstanding experience and promising young researchers eager to improve their skills and topical knowledge. The Courses are opened to a limited number (around 30) of young (aged under 35) researchers. The registration fee is € 350 (Euro), and includes one copy of the Proceedings, conference kit and coffee breaks. Unfortunately, the registration fee cannot be absolutely waived. Lodging and meals (full-board accommodation in the selected Hotel: Hotel La Lucertola), for the entire duration of the course, will be of the order of € 1,200 (Euro). A significant number of grants, covering either partially or totally the full-board accommodation, will be assigned to accepted participants, upon request and after a careful screening of CVs and home institution funding capabilities. A limited number of participants will have the opportunity to deliver a seminar and contribute to the Proceedings. In the 2010 edition, young researchers will benefit from training in scientific techniques and various methodologies under the guidance of 4 highly qualified senior researchers: Prof. Ole Krogh Andersen, Prof. Adrian E. Feiguin, Prof. Hans R. Ott, and Prof. Michael Potthoff.

Résumé: This event is a multi-cultural, multi-generational and multi-disciplinary celebration of science in the United States.

Résumé: The International Training School on Nanophotonics will be held on October 11th to 15th, 2010 in Naples, Italy, one of the most beautiful cities on the Mediterranean coasts. The School is devoted to the science and technology of Nanophotonics, with particular attention to the materials and technologies which have made possible the most significant advances in this area. Introductory lectures and advanced seminars will make the participants familiar with different aspects of today's photonics nanoworld and their applications.

Résumé: The Fifth International Accelerator School for Linear Colliders (2010 LC School) will be held from 25 October to 5 November 2010 at Villars-sur-Ollon, Switzerland under the auspices of the ILC GDE, CLIC and ICFA Beam Dynamics Panel. CERN will be the host institution. The school will teach linear colliders (ILC and CLIC), the muon collider, superconducting and room temperature RF technologies, beam dynamics of linac, damping ring and collider, and beam-beam physics. The school encourages students and young physicists to apply and welcomes in particular those physicists who are considering changing to a career in accelerator physics. This school is adopting a new, in-depth approach. Therefore, former students are welcome to apply if they have a compelling reason to do so. The school will take a maximum of 70 students from around the world. Students will receive financial aid including travel (airfare, lodging, meals and local transportation, full or partial). Only online application will be accepted.

Résumé: The "Short Course on Principles and Applications of Time-resolved Fluorescence Spectroscopy" is intended for individuals wishing an in-depth introduction to the principles of fluorescence spectroscopy and its applications to the Life Sciences. The course is held in cooperation with Dr. J.R. Lakowicz from the Center of Fluorescence Spectroscopy (CFS) in Baltimore.

Résumé: This is the 3rd Strings, Cosmology and Gravity Student Conference (SCGSC), which is designed to bring together young PhD and postdoctoral scientists working in the areas of String Theory, Cosmology and Gravity, giving them an opportunity to present their research via contributed talks.

There is no registration fee and the school is open to all interested graduate students and postdocs.

Résumé: The Institute of Physics strongly encourages continuous personal and professional development of its members. Hence the London and South East Branch together with Manchester and District Branch are organising a one day conference which will take place at the Manchester Metropolitan University on the 24th November 2010. The target audience are young scientists and final year PhD students. The aim of the conference is to give advice via presentations by prominent physicists who would share their visions and useful tips on victorious strategies in science. As a practical exercise, the participants will work in teams at the workshop to practice writing an Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) grant application.

Résumé: This annual conference is a forum where recent work in the group’s subject areas at postgraduate level is presented. There will be 6 student presentations. Registration is free and funds are available to cover basic travel expenses for speakers. The meeting is open to all, whether IOP members or not. It will be preceded by the AGM of the Printing and Graphics Science Group which will be announced separately. Please register to give the numbers for catering, by sending an email to alan.hodgson@mmm.com.

Résumé: Meet the people that can build your international "Atomic" career during the unique pan-European recruitment event in the global nuclear industry

Résumé: The school will pay attention on layered minerals (including nano-size layered minerals, such as clays) from a multidisciplinary point of view approaching both theoretical and applicative aspects. Specific analytical techniques useful for the study of minerals and mineral surfaces will be also addressed. The school will include oral lectures and practical work.