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Physics Days 2025

26.3.2025 12:30

University of Oulu

PHYSICS DAYS 2025 (PROGRAMME DRAFT, SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

 

Wednesday 26.3.2025 

12:30-13:00 Opening, Master’s Thesis Prize winners, (Saalastinsali)

13:00-13:45 Plenary I: Molecules and Materials, Frank de Groot, (Saalastinsali) 

13:45-14:15 Coffee break (Hall and Kerttu restaurant)

14:15-15:45 Parallel session 1, (Saalastinsali, L1, Tellus Stage)

16:00-17:30 Poster session 1 (Saalastinsali)

16:45-18:00 FPS: Astronomy and Space Physics Division meeting (Tellus Backstage)

18:00-19:00 Public Studia Generalia lecture, (Valvesali, Hallituskatu 7, 90100 Oulu) 

19:30-21:00 City reception, (City Hall, Kirkkokatu 2a, 90100 Oulu, Ball Room) 

Oral presentation 26.3.2025 

Session Session title Time Name Affiliation Title
Plenary I (chair: Matti Silveri) 13:00–13:45 Frank de Groot Utrecth University Resonant inelastic X-ray scattering of transition metal oxides
Parallel session 1

Condensed Matter Physics 1
(Saalastinsali)

(chair: Juha Vaara)

 14:15–14:33 Richa Mitra Aalto University Quantum Phase transition in proximity induced superconducting Palladium/WTe2 junction
14:33–14:51 Esko Toivonen Tampere University Anomalous Diffusion in Two-Dimensional Lattices
14:51–15:09 Yang Bai University of Oulu Enhancement of Bulk Photovoltaic Effect in Relaxor-type Ferroelectric Single Crystals after Domain Structure Manipulation via AC Poling
15:09–15:27 Janne Kalikka Tampere University Classical force-field simulations of oxide glasses under stress
15:27–15:45 Eeli Lamponen Aalto University Superconductivity and pair density waves from nearest-neighbor interactions in frustrated lattice geometries

Molecular Physics (L1)

(chair: Ville-Veikko Telkki)

 14:15–14:33 Maria Dimitrova University of Helsinki Magnetically induced nuclear currents in the torsional conformers of toluene
14:33–14:51 Riku Rantanen Aalto University Competition of vortex core structures in a topological superfluid
14:51–15:09 Perttu Hilla University of Oulu Spinning around with electrons and nuclei: Multiscale modelling of magnetic resonance
15:09–15:27 Morsal Babayan University of Oulu Low-pressure, isomer-selective kinetic characterization using PEPICO
15:27–15:45 Jennyffer Stefania Martinez Quimbayo University of Oulu Photocatalytic degradation of Diuron in water – impact of Rh impregnation on P25 visible light activity

Physics Education (Tellus Stage)

(chair: Juho Keskinen)

 14:15–14:33 Pekka Koskinen University of Jyväskylä FysNet: The Finnish Physics Education Network
14:33–14:51      
14:51–15:09 Inkeri Kontro Tampere University Laboratory assistants’ views on feedback
15:09–15:27 Antti Lehtinen University of Jyväskylä Exploring Different Types of Critical Thinkers in the Physics Lab: A Latent Profile Approach
15:27–15:45 Eetu Kuusisto University of Jyväskylä Computational Thinking Meets Quantum Physics: Insights on Teaching Intervention on MOOC Aimed at High School Learners
Studia Generalia 18:00–19:00 Pekka Manninen CSC Supertietokoneet, tekoäly ja sellaiset

 

Poster presentation 26.3.2025 

Session   Name Affiliation Title

Poster session1

(outside of Saalastinsali)

Chair: Lauri Holappa

 1 Saba Mehsar Khan Aalto University Coupling of NEMS resonators in a superfluid via quantized vortices
2 Jintong Wu University of Helsinki High dose irradiation of tungsten with realistic dose rate and atomistic resolution
3 Simo Selinummi Tampere University Bouncing-ball quantum scars in two-dimensional systems
4 Niels Landman University of Jyväskylä The past, present, and future of multinucleon transfer research using in-flight separator RITU
5 Daniela Fetzer Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz Scintillator characterization with the  Mainz Advanced Neutron Gamma Observatory
6 Kai Loo University of Jyväskylä Prospects in the search for 0νββ and 2νββ decays with novel slow liquid scintillator
7 Reko Penttilä Aalto university Superconducting junctions with flat bands
8 Koushik Swaminathan Aalto University Coexistence of ergodic and non-ergodic behavior in a one-dimensional model of a flat band superconductor
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10 Lassi Pihlava University of Turku Gas-Phase Photodissociation Dynamics of Halogenated Nitroimidazoles upon Core Ionisation
11 Tomás Fernández Bouvier University of Helsinki Single-Ion Implanted Qubits: A Machine Learning Potential for Modeling Impurity-Defect Interactions in Silicon
12 Antti Raasakka University of Oulu Ultrafast T1-D NMR experiment
13 Tiia Jacklin University of Oulu Quantum-mechanical treatment of thermal effects on NMR of buckminsterfullerene: negative thermal expansion, chemical shift and isotope shifts
14 Megan Dransfield Aalto University Towards magneto-optical characterization of Bismuth-doped Lutetium Iron Garnet at deep cryogenic temperatures
15 Jerin Saji Aalto University Observation of half-filling Hall quantization in graphene’s confined geometry
16 Leo Bellassai Jyväskylä Photon-assisted stochastic resonance in nanojunctions
17 Prateek Chawla Aalto University Microwave cavity networks as a model of open quantum walks
18 Pelin Yildirim Aalto University Design and optical response of planar chiral plasmonic nanoparticle arrays
19 Rafael Nuñez Aalto University Parametrization of Electronic Losses for Self-Projectiles in 3C-SiC for Large-Scale Molecular Dynamics Simulations.
20 Kerttu Aronen Aalto University Coherence of a second-order plasmonic quasi-BIC
21 Tommi Malmelin Aalto University Spin and charge fluctuations in interacting flat-band systems
22 Ouail Zakary University of Oulu Machine Learning Driven Approach for Modeling Host-Guest Dynamics in Xenon-Based Porous Liquids
23 Alexandre Bergero University of Helsinki Sputtering of High Entropy Alloys
24 Atte Lepistö University of Oulu Single scan restricted diffusion NMR analysis
25 Andrii Sokolov Institute of Physics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Rabi frequency dependence on two-mode squeezing generated by a SQUID
26 Adrián Gutiérrez Cruz VTT Technical Research Center of Finland Josephson Field Effect Transistor Channel Fabrication: an Etching Alternative for Niobium Thin Films
27 Joona Marjamäki University of Jyväskylä Nonequilibrium dynamics in the spin-boson model
28 Touko Lehenkari Oulun yliopisto Vertical layered materials as memristors
29 Kati Asikainen University of Oulu Tailoring the electronic properties of TiO2 monolayers for solar driven catalysis through transition metal doping
30 Joel Lehikoinen Aalto University Flat bands in plasmonic nanoparticle arrays
31 Kaja Hiorth Aalto A quantum geometric fingerprint of superconductivity
32 Sofia Pöntys Aalto University Pairing symmetry and gap structure in resonance valence bond model
33 Tatu Linnala Aalto University Pareto front learning in multi-objective Bayesian optimization
34 Aron Dahlberg Aalto-yliopisto Modification in optical properties of a single-layer TADF OLED device with nanoplasmonics.
35 Stanislav Khaldeev Aalto University Microwave correlator using TWJPA
36 Markku Hahto University of Turku State Transfer in Noisy Modular Quantum Networks
37 Kalle Raikisto University of Turku Joint qubit observables induced by indirect measurements in cavity QED
38 Kalle Lehtola Tampere University Titanium dioxide modification for photocatalytic applications
39 Aliisa Ojala Tampere University Secondary organic aerosol formation from the molecular rearrangement of aromatics
40 Pauli Väisänen University of Oulu Cosmic ray modulation potential ϕ  in high resolution: Recent developments and future plans
41 Ayanew Nigusie Shiferaw University of Oulu Machine learning based storm time modeling of ionospheric vertical total electron content over Ethiopia
42 Marcus Pedersen University of Oulu Joule heating and upper atmospheric neutral density enhancements during geomagnetic storms driven by solar wind high-speed streams and coronal mass ejections
43 Jussi Laitinen University of Oulu A Combined Effect of the Earth's Magnetic Dipole Tilt and IMF By in Controlling Auroral Electron Precipitation
44 Lei Cai University of Oulu Polar ionosphere-thermosphere coupling during the May 2024 geomagnetic superstorm
45 Neethal Thomas University of Oulu Studies of EISCAT-VHF incoherent scatter spectral measurements in the mesosphere-lower thermosphere altitudes
46 Kseniia Golubenko University of Oulu Transport model of cosmogenic beryllium in the Earth’s atmosphere
47 Alexander M University of Oulu SGO-Liulin flight in 2021 data analysis and comparison with model results

 

Thursday  27.3.2025 

9:00-9:45 Plenary II: Space Physics and Astronomy, Joonas Nättilä, (Saalastinsali)

9:45-10:30 Plenary III: Energy, Environment and Climate, Karl Laundal, (Saalastinsali) 

10:30-11:00 Coffee break (Hall and Kerttu restaurant)

11:00-12:30 Parallel session 2 (Saalastinsali, L1, Tellus Backstage, Tellus Stage)

12:30-13:30 Lunch break (Hall and Kerttu restaurant)

13:30-14:15 Plenary IV: DEI and young researchers, Louise Carvalho, (Saalastinsali) 

14:30-16:00 Poster session 2 (Saalastinsali) 

15:15-16:00 FPS: Physics Education Division (Tellus Satage)

15:15-16:00 FPS: FInDip: What are future pathways in DEI in physics in Finland? Discussion open to everyone (Tellus Backstage)

14:30-16:30 Coffee break and snacks (Hall and Kerttu restaurant)

16:30-18:00 Parallel session 3 (Saalastinsali, L7, PR101, Tellus Backstage) 

16:45-18:00 FPS Annual meeting (Tellus Stage)

19:00-21:00 Conference dinner (Radisson Blu Hotel, Hallistukatu 1, 90100 Oulu)

21:30- Physics "Sing along" + live music, Petrelli Saluuna (Rantakatu 4, 90100 Oulu) (check the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duIed3mzJKA) 

The songs can be found here: https://www.nobb.fi/sing-along 

 

Oral presentation 27.3.2025 

Session Session title Time Name Affiliation Title

Plenary II (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Aku Venhola)

 09:00–09:45 Joonas Nättilä University of Helsinki Extreme Physics of Neutron Stars

Plenary III (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Aku Venhola)

 09:45–10:30 Karl Laundal University of Bergen From Dancing Lights to Power Outages: How Space Weather Shapes Our World
Parallel session 2

Materials Physics 

(Saalastinsali)

(chair: Rossella Greco)

 11:00–11:18 Tomi Ketolainen Tampere University Electronic Structures of Ge2Sb2Te5 Heterostructures with Various Stacking Sequences
11:18–11:36 Joran Celis University of Oulu Supercell-dependent Configurational Space of Bilayers: Revision of Algorithm for Starting Cell Derivation and Extended Prospects for DFT Study
11:36–11:54 Aarne Pohjonen University of Oulu Physical science based numerical modeling of microstructure formation in metals
11:54–12:12 Narasimhulu Thoti University of Oulu Energy-Efficient Tunneling-Transistor Technology with Structural and Ferroelectric Material Options
12:12–12:30 Armi Tiihonen Aalto University More robust Bayesian optimization of materials with humans in the loop

Quantum Physics (L1)

(chair: Christopher Campbell)

 11:00–11:18 Anton Zasedatelev Aalto University Quantum Effects in Large-Scale Systems
11:18–11:36 Federico Settimo University of Turku Rate Operator Stochastic Unravelings for Open Quantum System Dynamics
11:36–11:54 Aravind Plathanam Babu University of Oulu Application of gate teleportation for routing of quantum algorithms
11:54–12:12 Aki Ruhtinas University of Jyväskylä Fabrication of quantum devices with focused helium ion beam
12:12–12:30 Ali G. Moghaddam Aalto University Scalable Probes of Entanglement in Many-Body Systems and Monitored Quantum Dynamics

Space Physics 1 (Tellus Backstage)

(chair: Ilkka Virtanen)

 11:00–11:18 Alexander Mishev University of Oulu May 2024 solar and geomagnetic storms: observations and preliminary analysis
11:18–11:36 Ume Farwa University of Turku Superposed epoch analysis of solar energetic particle events observed in solar cycle 25
11:36–11:54 Habtamu Wubie Tesfaw University of Oulu Modeling regional electric field using the EISCAT3D plasma velocity measurements
11:54–12:12 David Pelosi University of Perugia, Italy Solar Activity and Galactic Cosmic Rays: A Comprehensive Model for Long-Term Forecasting and Radiation Safety
12:12–12:30 Benjamin Normann Frandsen Tampere University & University of Helsinki Identifying, Observing and Assigning Dominant Venusian Mesospheric Chemical Mechanisms

Applied Physics (Tellus Stage)

(chair: Jussi Malila)

 11:00–11:18 Jari Joutsenvaara University of Oulu "What in Earth?” – Probing the Planet with Physics
11:18–11:36 Ali Abdollahzadeh University of Eastern Finland Scattering approach to diffusion quantifies axonal damage in brain injury
11:36–11:54 Mikko Laitinen University of Jyväskylä New neutron facility for preclinical BNCT research
11:54–12:12 Manoj Kumar Ghosalya University of Oulu, Finland Advanced Ambient Pressure X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (APXPS) at the University of Oulu: A Powerful Tool for Operando Surface, Interface, and Electrochemical Studies
12:12–12:30 Antti Mikkonen Finnish Meteorological Institute Scattering graph method for 3D radiative transfer

Plenary IV (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Eleanna Asvestari)

 13:30–14:15 Louise Carvalho CERN Mind spinning. Feet standing still
Parallel session 3

Nuclear Physics (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Heikki Mäntysaari)

 16:30–16:48 Manu Kanerva University of Jyväskylä Impact of octupole deformation on the nuclear  electromagnetic response
16:48–17:06 Denise Lazzaretto University of Jyväskylä Experimental determination of the 3-neutron evaporation cross section to produce 29S in 20Ne+12C fusion-evaporation reaction
17:06–17:24 Santeri Laurila Helsinki Institute of Physics & CERN Highlights from the CMS Experiment at CERN
17:24–17:42 Constantin Sporleder University of Jyväskylä New jet Background subtraction in heavy-ion collisions using the UVCGAN machine learning algorithm
17:42–18:00 Ilkka Helenius University of Jyväskylä Pythia 8 simulations for ultra-peripheral heavy-ion collisions

Condensed Matter Physics 2 (L7)

(chair: Wei Cao)

 16:30–16:48 Risto Ojajärvi University of Jyväskylä Pairing at a Single Van Hove Point
16:48–17:06 Matthijs de Jong Aalto University Measurement of the Casimir force between superconductors
17:06–17:24 Riku Tuovinen University of Jyväskylä Thermoelectric quantum transport simulations via the time-linear nonequilibrium Green's function method
17:24–17:42 Fartash Chalangari Tampere University Electronic Transport in Quantum Chaotic NanoStructures
17:42–18:00 Mohammad Bagheri University of Jyväskylä Edge and Interface Properties of Atomically Thin Metallenes

Photonics and Devices (PR101)

(chair: Christopher Campbell)

 16:30–16:48 Pedro Vinicius de Castro Portugal Aalto University Full counting statistics of particle transfer using the mesoscopic leads approach
16:48–17:06 Zhongpeng Lyu(Lv) Aalto University Designing MXene-organic nanocomposites for high-performance electronics
17:06–17:24 Matthew Herbst Aalto University Detecting Gravity at the Milligram Scale Using Optomechanics
17:24–17:42 Kristian Arjas Aalto University High topological charge lasing in quasicrystals
17:42–18:00 Andrii Sokolov Institute of Physics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Two-photon coupling via symmetrical SQUID

Space Physics 2 (Tellus Backstage)

(chair: Aku Venhola)

 16:30–16:48 Veera Juntunen University of Oulu How space weather can influence wintertime electricity consumption and production in Europe
16:48–17:06 Nina Dresing University of Turku A new scenario for widespread solar energetic particle events: The case of 13 March 2023
17:06–17:24 Nicholas Larsen Sodankyla Geophysical Observatory The Radiation Impacts of the Halloween Solar Storm in 2003
17:24–17:42 Jemina Manninen University of Oulu Statistical Modeling and Prediction of Ionospheric Equivalent Currents Based on SuperMAG Data
17:42–18:00 Pekka Verronen University of Oulu Space weather impact on polar atmosphere and climate

 

Poster presentation 27.3.2025 

Session   Name Affiliation Title

Poster session 2 (Saalastinsali)

Chair Lauri Holappa

 1 Timo Ahola University of Jyväskylä A novel Liquid Scintillator setup for measuring β⁺ energy spectra
2 Iita Tuomisto University of Turku Open quantum system modeling of optically trapped nanoparticles
3 Jaakko Hällfors University of Helsinki Expanded Ensemble Approach for Bubble Nucleation
4 Akbar Hossain University of Jyväskylä Overview of laser stabilized output mechanism of the negative ion production in caesium sputter ion sources
5 Nurfikri Norjoharuddeen Lappeenranta-Lahti University of Technology LUT Jet reconstruction performance in the CMS experiment
6 Jefina Koivuniemi University of Helsinki Feasibility of an X-ray generator coupled with an electron linac based high luminosity positron source
7 Tatu Korkiamäki University of Jyväskylä Coherent thermal transport control via pillar-based phononic crystals
8 Marion Hernandez Helsinki Institute of Physics X-ray emission spectroscopy: an alternative to X-ray absorption spectroscopy for studying the physical chemistry of actinides
9 Kaan Yurtseven University of Oulu Hybrid-Variational Quantum Computing for Small-Scale Metal Compound Simulations
10 Oscar Moreno Segura University of Jyväskylä Electroluminescence Driven by Electron Transport in Molecular Junctions
11 Alina Helena Sánchez Gallardo University of Oulu Spin and photophysics of NV- centres in diamond
12 Elina Heikkinen University of Oulu Disorder and flat-band physics in a transmon kagome lattice
13 Jesper Byggmästar University of Helsinki Understanding refractory alloys with machine-learned interatomic potentials
14 Sebastian Toivonen University of Turku Simulating the Dynamics of Quantum Dots using Hierarchy of Pure States
15 Simo Huotari University of Helsinki Advanced Operando Materials Research  at the Helsinki Center for X-ray Spectroscopy
16 Guanying Wei University of Helsinki The diffusion of helium in tungsten-based refractory alloys by molecular dynamics
17 Dániel Nagy University of Oulu Single Molecular Magnets as Quantum Processors
18 Pratheek Malol University of Jyväskylä Single donor spin readout in silicon using commercial quantum dot devices
19 Timo Leppälä University of Turku Organic microcavity polariton dynamics with non-Markovian quantum state diffusion
20 Jussi Toppari University of Jyväskylä Selectively guiding excitation energy by collaborative  strong light-matter coupling
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22 David Trejo Garcia Tampere University First principles dipole optical responses of the interacting electron gas for applications in photonics
23 Kimmo Luoma University of Turku Dielectric theory for organic microcavity polariton propagation
24 Marzhan Toktaganova University of Helsinki Calculating Electron Trajectories in Static Electric and Magnetic Fields During Vacuum Arc Ignition
25 Pau Mayorga Delgado University Of Oulu Characterization of surfactant behavior in aqueous solution with NMR techniques and MD simulations
26 Alexei Zverev University of Helsinki First principles parametrization of electron-phonon interaction in swift heavy ion irradiation
27 Hannu-Pekka Komsa University of Oulu A Large Database Of Raman Spectra Created With Optimized Computational Workflow
28 Matti Kalliokoski University of Helsinki Characteristics of CdTe and CZT detectors
29 Tuuli Peltola University of Helsinki Iron Supplements as Potential References for Fe(II) and Fe(III) Oxides in XAS Analysis
30 Johannes Nokkala University of Turku Quantum reservoir computing with continuous variables
31 Teemu Pihkakoski University of Oulu Implementing the Quantum Approximate Optimization Algorithms for QUBO problems: Performance Analysis, Challenges, and Strategies
32 Hamed Derakhshandeh University of Oulu NMR-MOUSE studies of complex mining tailing materials
33 Jyrki Piilo University of Turku Overcoming noise in quantum teleportation with multipartite hybrid entanglement
34 Anna Khylenko Oulu Uniuversity Quantum control of subradiant states in transmon pair arrays
35 Annika Häkkinen University of Jyväskylä Can Pulsed Laser Replace Heavy Ions in Radiation Testing of Electronic Components?
36 Joona Pankkonen Aalto university Improving Variational Quantum Circuit Optimization via Hybrid Algorithms and Random Axis Initialization
37 Tero Hyvärinen University of Oulu Automatic Exposure Control in Cone Beam Computed Tomography
38 Aaron Vesa Aalto University Characterization of gas flow in the JET sub-divertor
39 Ismo Tähtinen University of Oulu Straight Outta Photosphere: Open solar flux without coronal modeling
40 Jan Gieseler University of Turku Open-Source Python Tools for the Analysis of Energetic Solar Eruptions
41 Seve Nyberg University of Turku Simulating electron acceleration in shocks
42 Jaclyn Lang University of Turku Unraveling the Spatial Distribution of Solar Energetic Particles
43 Simon Good University of Helsinki Mesoscale fluctuations and correlation lengths in magnetic clouds
44 Ilkka Virtanen University of Oulu Advanced measurement techniques for the EISCAT_3D incoherent scatter radar
45 Laura Huhta University of Jyväskylä A high-energy physics themed escape room as an outreach activity

 

Friday 28.3.2025 

09:00-10:30 Parallel session 4 (Saalastinsali, L7, PR101)

10:30-11:00 Coffee break (Hall and Kerttu restaurant)

11:00-11:45 Plenary V: Technology and industry: Tristan Meunier (Saalastinsali)

11:45-12:30 Plenary VI: Technology and industry: Timo Koponen (Saalastinsali)

12:30-13.30 Lunch (Hall and Kerttu restaurant)

13:30-14:15 Plenary VII: Particles and Nuclei, Martha Constantinou (Saalastinsali)

14:15-14:30 Closing of Physics Days 2025 (Saalastinsali)

 

Oral presentation 28.3.2025 

Session Session title Time Name Affiliation Title

Parallel session 4

 

Particle Physics (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Risto Paatelainen)

 09:00–09:18 Matti Kalliokoski University of Helsinki Searches for new physics with the MoEDAL-MAPP experiment at the LHC
09:18–09:36 Marco Panero University of Turin Dark matter from a symplectic gauge theory
09:36–09:54 Satumaaria Sukuvaara University of Helsinki Filtered dark matter in a first order phase transition
09:54–10:12 Riikka Seppä University of Helsinki Resolving the critical bubble in SU(8) deconfinement transition
10:12–10:30 Martti Hanhisalo University of Eastern Finland Quantum Uncertainties of Optical Coherence

Materials Characterization (L7)

(chair: Samuli Urpelainen)

 09:00–09:18 Heini Järvinen University of Jyväskylä Large-scale formation of DNA origami lattices on silicon
09:18–09:36 Otto Mankinen University of Oulu Characterization of Waterlogged Archaeological Wood by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
09:36–09:54 Yaolin Xu Aalto University Nanoscale Dynamics of Energy Materials and Interfaces with Synchrotron and Electron Spectro-/Microscopy
09:54–10:12 Simon Orlat University of Helsinki In-house XAS characterisation of nuclear fuels: performance and design of the HotXAS apparatus
10:12–10:30 Fredric Granberg University of Helsinki High-dose large-scale simulations of defect evolution in fusion relevant materials

Space Physics 3 (PR101)

(chair: Lauri Holappa)

 09:00–09:18 Timo Qvick University of Oulu Predicting geomagnetic activity cycles
09:18–09:36 Christian Palmroos University of Turku New Software Tools for SEP Event Analysis from SOLER and SPEARHEAD
09:36–09:54 Milla Myllymaa University of Oulu Electrodynamics of an isolated substorm: Currents and spectra of precipitating electrons
09:54–10:12 Eleanna Asvestari University of Helsinki Assessing the efficacy of models employed to reconstruct  the coronal magnetic field
10:12–10:30 Antti Kero University of Oulu Spectral riometry: variations in the cosmic radio noise absorption spectrum due to energetic particle precipitation and negative ion photochemistry

Plenary V (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Hannu-Pekka Komsa)

 11:00–11:45 Tristan Meunier Quobly FDSOI platform for quantum computing

Plenary VI (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Hannu-Pekka Komsa)

 11:45–12:30 Timo Koponen Varian Physicists in the industry

Plenary VII (Saalastinsali)

(chair: Risto Paatelainen)

 13:30–14:15 Martha Constantinou Temple University Unlocking the Secrets of the Proton's Spin with Numerical Simulations of Quantum Chromodynamics

 

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Starts:   26.3.2025 12:30
Ends:   28.3.2025 14:30

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