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Registration |
Trends and Friends in Complex Quantum Matter: Celebrating László Forró at 70
Budapest, June 22-25, 2026.
Confirmed speakers (so far):
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Henri Alloul (U. Paris-Saclay) |
What do we learn from impurities and disorder in high-Tc cuprates? |
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Neven Barišić (TU-Wien) |
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Szabolcs Csonka (BME) |
Pressure induced Monumental Magnetoresistance in CrSBr |
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Jaroslav Fabian (U. Regensburg) |
Engineering Electron Spins in Graphene via Proximity Effects |
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Rudi Hackl (U. Munich) |
Spin-flip Raman scattering in the Weyl semimetal Co3Sn2S2 |
| Klára Hernádi (U. Miskolc) | Construction and destruction of carbon structures – physics or chemistry? |
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Károly Holczer (UCLA) |
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Katalin Kamarás (Wigner) |
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Chris Kendziora (Naval Research Lab) |
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András Kis (EPFL) |
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Kin Fai Mak (Max Planck Institute - Hamburg) |
Electronic liquid crystals and superconductivity in moiré semiconductors |
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David Mandrus (U. Tennessee and ORNL) |
Gifts from the Superconducting Curiosity Shop |
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Mike Martin (ALS Berkeley) |
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Davor Pavuna (EPFL) |
Laszlo Forro: Brilliant Scientist and True Friend |
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Henrik Rønnow (EPFL) |
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László Rosta (Wigner) |
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Peter Stephens (Stony Brook University) |
Education of a crystallographer, from fullerides to manganese cyanide tinkertoys |
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Eduard Tutiš (IFS Zagreb) |
Electrons in the NC phase of 1T-TaS2 |
Confirmed attendees (so far):
- György Grüner (UCLA)
- András Jánossy (BME)
- György Mihály (BME)
Organizers:
Program committee:
- Gergely Zimányi (UC Davis)
- Boldizsár Jankó (University of Notre Dame)
- László Mihály (Stony Brook University)
Local organizer:
- Ferenc Simon (BME)
Website: Bence G Márkus (University of Notre Dame)
Contact: simon.ferenc@ttk.bme.hu; gtzimanyi@ucdavis.edu; bjanko@nd.edu; laszlo.mihaly@stonybrook.edu; bmarkus@nd.edu