CPSEM 2026

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Welcome to the XXVI Czech–Polish seminar!

The idea of regular scientific meetings of physicists involved in studies of ferroelectrics and phase transitions in Poland and Czechoslovakia followed inevitably from the success of first such an event in Błażejewko in 1979. The Seminar is organized in collaboration of the Department of Dielectrics of the Institute of Physics of Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences and the Ferroelectric Lab of the Institute of Molecular Physics of Polish Academy of Sciences. The Seminars are an international forum for presentation of recent results, unconstrained discussions and initiating of joint studies. This conference series results not only in scientific integration but also in close cooperation and friendship. The bianual event usually brings together about 100–120 participants in a proportion: approximately one third from the Czech Republic, one third from Poland and the rest from other countries.

History of the seminars

I.Błażejewko, Poland1979
II.Mělník, Czechoslovakia1980
III.Kołobrzeg, Poland1981
IV.Piesky, Czechoslovakia1982
V.Kozubnik, Poland1983
VI.Liberec, Czechoslovakia1984
VII.Karpacz, Poland1986
VIII.Senohraby, Czechoslovakia1988
IX.Poznań–Kiekrz, Poland1990
X.Paseky nad Jizerou, Czechoslovakia1992
XI.Paseky nad Jizerou, Czechoslovakia1994
XII.Jurata, Poland1996
XIII.Liblice, Czech Republic1998
XIV.Świnoujście, Poland2000
XV.Nečtiny, Czech Republic2002
XVI.Great Mazurian Lakes, Poland2004
XVII.Znojmo, Czech Republic2006
XVIII.Zakopane, Poland2008
XIX.Telč, Czech Republic2010
XX.Ustroń, Poland2012
XXI.Sezimovo Ústí, Czech Republic2014
XXII.Hucisko, Poland2016
XXIII.Kouty, Czech Republic2018
XXIV.Harrachov, Czech Republic2022
XV.Lake Dymaczewskie, Poland2024
XVI.Milovy, Czech Republic2026