Nabídka exkurzí a akcí Fyzikálního ústavu AV ČR

Máte zájem o novinky ze světa fyziky a přínosy fyzikálního výzkumu v každodenním životě? Nebo učíte a zajímá vás, jak přiblížit odborná témata studentům? Chcete poznat prostředí české i světové vědy? Přijďte na přednášková a diskuzní setkání v neformálním duchu s vědci a vědkyněmi Fyzikálního ústavu i dalších ústavů AV ČR a univerzit!

O co jde a jak to funguje?

• Naše ústavy se otevírají zájemcům o aktuální informace z fyziky a příbuzných oborů.
• Setkání probíhají neformálním způsobem nad šálkem kávy nebo čaje.
• U vybraných témat zveme návštěvníky na exkurze a workshopy v laboratořích.
• Témata můžete sami navrhovat - Vaše návrhy uvítáme na pr@fzu.cz.

Kdy a kde?

• Setkávání probíhá jednou měsíčně, většinou první úterý v měsíci v 17:00.

• Délka je asi 1,5 h, přizpůsobena podle tématu.

Informace naleznete také na: Fyzika o páté | FZU

The Dvořák Lecture is given by prominent internationally renowned scientists in the field related to the research pursued at the Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Science. The Lecture is annual event held by Institute of Physics to commemorate the work and personality of Vladimír Dvořák.

Vladimír Dvořák (1934–2007) was a solid state physicist and the most prominent Czech scientist in the theory of ferroelectricity and structural phase transitions. He was affiliated with Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague for the whole productive life. He served as its director in 1993–2001 and was the main protagonist of the revolutionary reforms in the Institute after 1989. He was a member of the Learned Society of the Czech Republic since 1995. His personality has strongly influenced the scientific program and development in the Department of Dielectrics of the Institute since the late sixties up to the present. He was a brilliant lecturer and is considered as one of the most respected directors of the Institute. To commemorate his work and personality, Institute Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences decided to organize an annual festive Dvořák lecture, given by prominent internationally renowned scientists in the field related to the research pursued at the Institute.

DVOŘÁK LECTURES

1. Yoshihiro Ishibashi (Nagoya University, Japan), 2009 
   Thermodynamic Approach to Nano-Inhomogeneous Ferroelectrics
    
2. Anton Zeilinger (University of Vienna, Austria), 2010
   Quantum Information and the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics
    
3. Dieter Vollhardt (University of Augsburg, Germany), 2011
   Superfluid Helium-3: From very low Temperatures to the Big Bang
    
4. Allan H. MacDonald (University of Texas at Austin, USA), 2012
   Graphene Ten Years later
    
5. Peter Jenni (University of Freiburg, Germany; CERN, Switzerland), 2013
   The long journey to the Higgs boson and beyond at the LHC
    
6. Orazio Svelto (Politecnico di Milano, Italy), 2014
   The LASER: a Historical Perspective
    
7. Janos Hajdu (Uppsala Uni., Sweden; European XFEL GmbH, Germany), 2015
   X-ray lasers and the challenges facing structural sciences
    
8. Marco Cavaglià (University of Mississippi, USA), 2016
   Gravitational-wave astrophysics
    
9. Paul Lecoq (CERN, Switzerland), 2017
   Advanced scintillators for fast timing applications
    
10. Shaoyi Jiang (Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, USA), 2018
    Molecular Understanding, Design and Development of Ultra-Low Fouling Zwitterionic Materials
     
11. Ramamoorthy Ramesh (Department of Physics and Department of Materials Science and Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, USA), 2019
    Electric Field Control of Magnetism: From Global Markets to Spin Orbit Coupling
     
12. Jorge J. Rocca (Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Department of Physics at Colorado State University, USA), 2022
    High power lasers: from intense x-ray beams to relativistic nanophotonic
     
13. Marko Topič (Laboratory of Photovoltaics and Optoelectronics, Department of Electronics at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia), 2023  
    Photovoltaics at Terawatt Scale – Science, Engineering and Technology in Energy Transition
     
14. Tomasz Dietl (International Research Centre MagTop, Institute of Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland), 2024
    Spin physics in topological semiconductors

15. Sakura Pascarelli (European XFEL, Hamburg, Germany), 2025
    New scientific opportunities at the European X-ray Free Electron Laser

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