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ETOPIM is the premier international society for scientists researching all aspects of the science of Composite Materials

2009 - CRETE...

Reserve the dates for the 8th International ETOPIM, in Crete ~ June 7-12, 2009.

Convenor: Costas Soukoulis

Co-convenor: Maria Kafesaki


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ETOPIM conferences...

The first ETOPIM conference was held in Columbus, Ohio, in 1977 and has been followed by six other conferences at international locations. These conferences have provided a unique forum for experimentalists and theorists to get together and advance their understanding of the electrical transport and optical properties of inhomogeneous media.

  • 1977: Inaugural conference ~ Smith Laboratory, Physics, OSU, Columbus, Ohio, USA
    Convenors: James Garland, David Tanner, David Stroud
  • 1988 (August 29-September 2): The Sorbonne, Paris, France
    Convenors: Jacques Lafait, David Burnham Tanner
  • 1993 (August 9-13): Guanajuato, Mexico
    Convenors: Florin Abeles, Rubén Barrera, Ping Sheng, W.L. Mochan
  • 1996 (July 23-30): St. Petersburg/ Moscow, Russia
    Convenors: Brian Abeles, Andrey Lagarkov, Ping Sheng, A.M. Dykhne
  • 1999 (June 21-25): Hong Kong, China
    Convenor: Ping Sheng
  • 2002 (July 15-19): Snowbird, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
    Convenors: Graeme Milton, Ken Golden
  • 2006 (July 9-14): Cockle Bay, Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia
    Convenors: Ross McPhedran (Inaugural President of ETOPIM inc.), David McKenzie, Marcela Bilek, Stuart Anderson

The Proceedings of ETOPIM Conferences have been published by arrangement with North Holland Publishers as a Special Edition of Physica B: Condensed Matter, the premier academic journal in the field.


ETOPIM History ...

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