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A detailed press release of the Workshop "Quantum research and education in Europe and in Ukraine", which was attended by scientists from Ukraine and 12 other European countries, was published on the website of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. A version with active links can be viewed here.
For students who would like to participate in such research, there is an opportunity to choose educational programs and individual courses both at universities and scientific institutions in Ukraine and at other world resources. The page https://kau.org.ua/qredu22/qt4students contains links to reports describing relevant educational programs and courses.
Вітаємо Ігоря Німого, цьогорічного випускника Кафедри теоретичної та математичної фізики КАУ, та його наукових керівників з миттєвим виходом їх останньої статті в Phys. Rev. B Landau level collapse in graphene.... Це дуже цікавий науковий результат та приклад ефективного налагодження міжнародного співробітництва через стажування студентів, в данному випадку за програмою UKRATOP. Бажаємо Ігорю подальших успіхів!
Захист магістерської роботи Ігоря можна переглянути тут: https://youtu.be/sXzJMQ23Zk0
Join the Workshop on Quantum Research and Education in Ukraine that will be held via Zoom in 27‑28 July 2022.
The goal of the Workshop is to get together people in Ukraine involved/interested in both research and education in the field of quantum technology to exchange their results and discuss ideas of further development of this field in Ukraine and of strengthening international collaboration.
Registration https://forms.gle/Re2tVoTokXQucDUE9 is required as Zoom information will be sent to registrants.
QTEdu invite students of any degree programs from the QTOM network to submit an abstract to give a short online talk presenting their Quantum Technology project or thesis-based research, in the first QTOM-MQST Master’s Symposium
The event will be hosted by ICFO online on Friday 15 July from 14:00 – 16:00.
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German Physical Society: Network-meeting for Ukrainian Science Teachers (https://www.dpg-physik.de/veranstaltungen/2022/network-ukrainian-teachers)
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