Thematical scope of the XXIV Czech–Polish Seminar included all its traditional subjects:
In order to promote the scientific development of our younger colleagues, the conference was expanded by a series of tutorials. The main part of the tutorials started in the morning on Monday, May 23 at the Institute of Physics in Prague and included lab visits. This arrangement also provided an opportunity to see our beautiful capital the day before. A bus transfer to the conference location was secured.
All students had an opportunity to take part in a Clip Session to promote their poster to demonstrate their ability to introduce their research orally in two minutes to a broad audience and discuss in the follow-up poster session. The best three competitors were awarded. The competition was open for Master and PhD students.
Technical program of the XXIV Czech–Polish Seminar was scheduled from the afternoon on Monday, May 23 till the lunch on Friday, May 27. Wednesday afternoon was reserved for sightseeing tours.
| Monday May 23 | Tuesday May 24 | Wednesday May 25 | Thursday May 26 | Friday May 27 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7:00—9:30 | Breakfast | Breakfast | Breakfast | Breakfast | |
| 8:30—12:30 | Tutorials in Prague (including coffee break & lunch) | Tutorial Coffee break Talks | Tutorials Coffee break Talks | Tutorial Coffee break Talks | Talks Coffee break Talks |
| 12:30—14:30 | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | Lunch | |
| 14:30—18:00 | Departure from Prague: 15:00 Registration in Harrachov: 15:00—18:30 | Talks Coffee break Talks Student competition | Excursion | Talks Coffee break Talks | Departure from Harrachov: 14:00 Arrival to Prague: (16:30—17:00) |
| 18:00—21:00 | Dinner | Dinner | Dinner | ||
| 20:00—21:30 | Tutorial | Posters | Posters | Conference dinner |
The official language of the conference will be English.
| TUTORIALS in Prague | |
| 8:30—10:00 | P. Kužel Effective medium in composites including plasmonic and Mie resonances |
| 10:15—11:45 | H. Němec Terahertz spectroscopy — methods and applications |
| 11:45—12:45 | Lunch |
| 12:45—14:15 | M. Paściak Correlated disorder in crystalline materials — experimental methods and simulations |
| 15:00 | Bus departure from Prague |
| 15:00—18:30 | Registration in Harrachov |
| 18:00—21:00 | Dinner |
| TUTORIAL | |
| 20:00—21:30 | P. Baláž Introduction to machine learning in solid state physics |
| TUTORIAL | |
| 8:30—9:40 | P. Márton Simulation of ferroelectric domain patterns using phase-field method |
| 9:40—10:10 | Coffee break |
SESSION 1 — PHASE TRANSITIONS (10:15—12:25) | |
| 10:10—10:15 | Opening |
| 10:15—10:50 | J. Íñiguez (invited) Giant voltage amplification from incipient ferroelectric states |
| 10:50—11:10 | E. Buixaderas Disentangling the dielectric anisotropy in strontium barium niobate |
| 11:10—11:30 | M. Guennou Polar phonon modes in ferroelastic BiVO4 |
| 11:30—11:50 | J. Dec Interfacial polarization phenomena in compressed nanowires of SbSI |
| 11:50—12:25 | A. Gągor (invited) Crystal engineering and structure—property relationships in organic—inorganic lead halides |
| 12:30—14:30 | Lunch |
SESSION 2 — THEORY (14:30—16:20) | |
| 14:30—14:50 | M. Paściak New adventures with polar vortices |
| 14:50—15:10 | P. Márton Modeling of a 180° charged domain wall in ferroelectric PbTiO3 |
| 15:10—15:30 | M. A. Pereira Gonçalves Polar skyrmions in BaTiO3 at low temperature |
| 15:30—15:50 | J. Kulda Efficient modeling of single crystal diffuse scattering |
| 15:50—16:20 | Tea time |
SESSION 3 — PHASE TRANSITIONS & COMPETITION (16:35—18:00) | |
| 16:20—16:55 | K. Roleder (invited) The still undiscovered PbZrO3, a difficult nut to crack |
| 16:55—17:15 | K. Tesař Volumetrically incomplete phase transition: example and outlooks |
| 17:15—18:00 | Student competition |
| 18:00—20:00 | Dinner |
| 20:00—21:30 | Poster session I |
| TUTORIALS | |
| 8:30—9:30 | V. Janiš Spin glasses — random magnetic materials with macroscopic order |
| 9:30—10:30 | V. Novotná Liquid crystals — through the history towards ferroelectric nematics |
| 10:30—11:00 | Coffee break |
SESSION 4 – LIQUID CRYSTALS (11:00—11:55) | |
| 11:00—11:35 | M. A. Osipov (invited) Molecular statistical theory of phase transitions and liquid crystal ordering in rod-coil triblock copolymers |
| 11:35—11:55 | M. Mrukiewicz Electrical characterization of the ferronematic phase |
| 12:00—14:00 | Lunch |
| 14:00—18:30 | Excursions |
| 18:00—20:00 | Dinner |
| 20:00—21:30 | Poster session II |
| TUTORIAL | |
| 8:30—9:45 | S. Kamba Static and dynamic magnetoelectric coupling in multiferroics |
| 9:45—10:15 | Coffee break |
SESSION 5 — PHASE TRANSITIONS (10:15—12:25) | |
| 10:15—10:50 | W. Schranz Domain walls in ferroic materials: what can we learn from layer group analysis? |
| 10:50—11:10 | C. Kadlec Unusual features of lattice dynamics in lawsonite related to its phase transitions: a study using broadband dielectric spectroscopy |
| 11:10—11:30 | M. Šimėnas Suppression of phase transitions and glass phase signatures in mixed cation halide perovskites |
| 11:30—11:50 | I. Jankowska-Sumara Composition-driven structural phase transitions in Sn doped antiferroelectric PbHfO3: A review |
| 11:50—12:25 | Š. Svirskas (invited) Dielectric relaxation in BaTiO3 based solid solutions |
| 12:30—14:30 | Lunch |
SESSION 6 — MULTIFERROICS AND MAGNETISM (14:30—15:50) | |
| 14:30—14:50 | J. A. Moreira Strain relaxation dynamics of multiferroic orthorhombic manganites |
| 14:50—15:10 | M. M. Gomes Unravelling the structural phase sequence and origin of its modulation in multiferroic Bi0.7La0.3FeO3 |
| 15:10—15:30 | P. Vilarinho Magnetic anomalies and spin-phonon coupling in RFeO3 |
| 15:30—15:50 | S. Kamba THz-field-induced transient multiferroicity in quantum paraelectric KTaO3 |
| 15:50—16:20 | Tea time |
SESSION 7 — DOMAIN WALLS (16:20—17:55) | |
| 16:20—16:55 | L. Eng (invited) Reconfigurable 2D electron gases in ferroelectric domain walls |
| 16:55—17:15 | P. Bednyakov Formation of ferroelectric charged domain walls in BaTiO3 single crystals |
| 17:15—17:35 | I. Gaponenko Correlative imaging of ferroelectric domain walls |
| 17:35—17:55 | K. Cordero-Edwards Novel functionalities at twin domain crossings |
| 17:55—18:20 | J. Pokorný History of swing music |
| 19:00—23:00 | Conference dinner |
| SESSION 8 – PHASE TRANSITIONS (9:00—10:15) | |
| 9:00—9:35 | J. Petzelt (invited) Unusual dynamics of the ferroelectric transition in K1−xLixTaO3 |
| 9:35—9:55 | P. Ławniczak Non-trivial electric response of low-temperature proton conductors based on imidazolium isomers |
| 9:55—10:15 | C. Milesi-Brault Soft mode and low-frequency lattice dynamics of BaZrO3 single crystals |
| 10:15—10:45 | Coffee break |
SESSION 9 — PHASE TRANSITIONS (10:45—12:05) | |
| 10:45—11:05 | F. Kadlec Dynamics and orientations of water molecules linked to their low-temperature ferroelectric ordering in hydrated beryl |
| 11:05—11:25 | L. Musy Probing the behaviour of surface water and ferroelectric PbTiO3 thin films as a function of relative humidity and temperature |
| 11:25—11:45 | P. Kužel Time-resolved near-field terahertz spectroscopy reveals charge confinement in GaAs nanobars beyond geometry |
| 11:45—12:05 | D. Nuzhnyy Broadband dielectric spectroscopy of conducting core-dielectric shell nanocomposites |
| 12:05—12:30 | Closing |
| 12:30—14:00 | Lunch |
| 14:00 | Bus departure to Prague |
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