Follow live physics conference Physics@FOM Veldhoven
On Tuesday 21 and Wednesday 22 January 2014 FOM organises the eighth edition of the annual conference Physics@FOM Veldhoven. For those who cannot participate, it is possible to follow the plenary programme via a livestream.
Direct to livestream.
Programme:
21-01 Prof.dr. Ursula Keller 10.05-10.50 hrs
21-01 Award ceremony FOM Prizes 19.50-20.15 hrs
21-01 Dr. Andreas Heinrich 20.15-21.15 hrs
22-01 Prof.dr. David Nelson 15.45-16.30 hrs
You can also follow the conference via Twitter: www.twitter.com/fomphysics and #FOMVeldhoven.
N.B. On 21 January, we were unfortunately unable to livestream the FOM Prizes award ceremony and the plenary session by Andreas Heinrich (IBM Research) due to connection problems. We hope to have solved these problems by now, so you can enjoy the livestream of the plenary session by David Nelson at 15.45 hours. Of course, the footage of Andreas Heinrich's lecture will be made available later. Stay tuned!
After the conference, the plenary lectures and masterclasses will be available at the FOM website. The four editions of 'The Daily Issue', a playful newspaper about the conference with interviews and cartoons, will also be published there.
About Physics@FOM Veldhoven
The two-day conference Physics @ FOM Veldhoven has grown to be the largest Dutch physics conference: 1.900 physicists participate in 15 focus sessions and 18 parallel sessions (over 200 readings), a network lunch for industry and scientists, and on the evening prior to the conference there are four master classes for one hundred PhD candidates. There are some 400 posters presented. In addition, a number of scientists will show their research using live experiments and interactive exhibits. The conference takes place at the convention center NH Koningshof in Veldhoven, and the official language is English. More information can be found on our website.