After the conference

We are thankful for all who participated in the APROPOS 19 conference! We look forward to meeting you in the future events.

📖Abstract book

🏆Awards for the best oral and poster presentations

📷Photos from the conference

📅Conference programme

1st-4th October, 2024
APROPOS 19 conference

The APROPOS 19 conference (the third under the new name) continues the series of symposia held in Vilnius since 1971 with the initial title “Plasma and instabilities in semiconductors”, later “Ultrafast Phenomena in Semiconductors” (UFPS).

The conference aims to reveal and share new ideas in technology, research and applications of advanced optoelectronic materials, to discover modern trends in optoelectronics research and to discuss processes and fascinating phenomena arising when optics meets electronics. Special emphasis will be attributed to applications of ultrafast methods for advanced materials.

1st October, 2024
Tutorial session & Masterclass for scientific writing

Direct training for thirty (up to 30 seats) early stage researchers and PhDs in the fields related to terahertz science and technology.

Masterclass for PhD students aims to improve their skills on scientific writing, publishing and resenting.

Featuring:

Andreas Trabesinger (Zurich, Switzerland)
Training courses How to prepare a manuscript for highly-ranked journals

Michael Shur, invited lecture (Troy, NY, USA)
“THz plasmonics physics and applications“

Adrian Cernescu, invited lecture (AttoCube Systems, Haar, Germany)
“AFM and vibrational spectroscopy in the combination for neaSCOPE”

Invited Speakers

Nikita Belko (Joensuu, Finland)
Guillaume Ducournau (Lille, France)
Abdel El Fatimy (Ben Guerir, Morocco)
Hiroshi Ito (Tokyo, Japan)
Ray-Hua Horng (Hsinchu, Taiwan)
Iwao Hosako (Tokyo, Japan)
Heinz-Wilhelm Hübers (Berlin, Germany)
Vidmantas Gulbinas (Vilnius, Lithuania)
Fedor Jelezko (Ulm, Germany)
Radek Łapkiewiz (Warsaw, Poland)
Chong Li (Glasgow, UK)
Saulius Marcinkevičius (Stockholm, Sweden)
Wladislaw Michailow (Cambridge, UK)
Andy Monkman (Durham, UK)
Sergejus Orlovas (Vilnius, Lithuania)
Chiko Otani (Sendai, Japan)
Xavier Rottenberg (IMEC-Leuven, Belgium)
Agnieszka Siemion (Warsaw, Poland)
Safumi Suzuki (Tokyo, Japan)
Miriam Serena Vitiello (Pisa, Italy)


Lublin Readings (2nd October, afternoon)

Invited historical lecture by Martynas Jakulis (Vilnius, Lithuania) on the Government Act of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth later known as the Constitution of the 3nd May – the Polish-Lithuanian state became the Europe’s first and the world’s second (after the USA) that passed the basic law.

Invited:

Wojciech Knap (Warsaw, Poland)
Irmantas Kašalynas (Vilnius, Lithuania)

Scientific reports on international cooperations

Section will be finalized by concert (chorus Aidija).