FINESS 2024
FInite temperature Non-Equilibrium Superfluid Systems 2024
To be held on the Gold Coast or Sunshine Coast, near Brisbane,
Queensland, Australia.
Confirmed dates : 2 - 6 September 2024
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Latest news: (17/01/2024) A proper web page is coming soon,
and the list of invited speakers is being finalised before
invitations are sent out. The venue will be finalised, and
registration and abstract submission information will be available
before the end of February 2024.
We aim to have childcare available for those who need it, with a
venue easily accessible from Brisbane International Airport.
Overview
The FINESS
workshop series aims to bring together a critical mass of
theoretical and experimental expertise at the forefront of
research in the fields of degenerate ultra-cold matter,
polariton-exciton condensates as well as strongly correlated
system, open quantum systems, and quantum thermodynamics.
The central aims of
FINESS are
◦ To seed
development of theoretical approaches for finite-temperature
non-equilibrium superfluid systems.
◦ To stimulate
discussion between theoretical and experimental researchers on
a range of active and emerging topics.
As in previous
meetings, we will include a significant number of participants
from experimental research from a number of fields to facilitate
direct interaction between experimental and theoretical research
in out-of-equilibrium quantum systems.
Organising committee:
Matthew Davis, Tyler Neely, Elena Ostrovskaya, Meera
Parish, Kris Helmerson, Emma Laird, Angela White, Maxime Richard.
Venue: To be confirmed
Invited speakers: coming soon!
Sponsored by:
ARC Centre of Excellence in
Future Low-Energy Electronics Technologies
ARC Centre of
Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems
Past meetings:
2022
St. Martin, Germany
2018
Wanaka, New Zealand
2015
Sopot,
Poland
2013
Queenstown, New
Zealand
2011
Heidelberg,
Germany
2009
Durham, United Kingdom
2007
Sandbjerg, Denmark
For further information: contact Matthew Davis: mdavis at uq.edu.au