Science@FELs 2018

Europe/Stockholm
Oskar Klein Auditorium (Stockholm, Alba Nova)

Oskar Klein Auditorium

Stockholm, Alba Nova

Stockholm University
Description

(Bengt Oberger)

   

   

Program:

When in Stockholm getting to the conference:

  • Adress: Roslagstullsbacken 21 (map)
  • Local transport: SL-Stockholms Lokaltrafik
  • Metro/Tunnelbana: RED(RÖD) line, 14, towards MÖRBY CENTRUM to station TEKNISKA HÖGSKOLAN (exit via stairs at the head of the train coming from central Stockholm) + 10 min walk.
  • Bus 61 towards RUDDAMMEN (=end-station at Alba Nova). The bus passes metro station ODENPLAN and TEKNISKA HÖGSKOLAN.

The International Science@FELs Conference, organized by the Department of Physics, Stockholm University together with SUFEL (Stockholm-Uppsala Centre for Free Electron Laser Research), the MAX IV Laboratory and the Lund Laser Centre, will take place June 25-27, 2018, at the Alba Nova center in Stockholm, Sweden. This will be the fourth conference in the Science@FELs series, following those in Trieste in 2016, at the Paul Scherrer Institute in 2014, and at DESY in 2012. Science@FELs is now organized as a regular, biannual activity of the Collaboration of European FEL and SPS Facilities (FELs OF EUROPE). Just like in Trieste, Laserlab-Europe will take part in the organization of the Science@FELs conference in order to stimulate collaboration between the two communities.

Science@FELs 2018 will focus on the scientific highlights achieved during the last years at FELs and laser facilities world-wide.

The list of Invited Speakers is available and detailed information on Scientific program will appear in due time.

Overview of the agenda:

  • 24/6 Sunday evening - welcome reception
  • 25/6 Monday
    9.00 conference start
    Late afternoon - poster session
    Evening - Reception
  • 26/6 Tuesday evening Conference dinner
  • 27/6 Wednesday 16.00 end of conference

Satellite meeting

The conference is sponsored by:

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences through its Nobel Institutes for Chemistry and Physics

AIP Publishing, in the name of Structural Dynamics
The Swedish Research Council