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• AIPNSW - 2023 Physics Research Poster Presentation Network Event

  • When
    3 Apr 2023
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    12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
  • Location
    Western Sydney University Parramatta South Campus, Janice Reid Pavillion (EEa).

  The aim of the new NSW Australian Institute of Physics Research Poster Presentation Network Event is to provide all NSW HDR students (Honours, Masters and PhD) researchers an opportunity:

  • To present a formal, research-based presentation of their HDR work.
  • To present HDR students research to a learned audience in the friendly environment of a University setting.
  • To promote research opportunities and achievements.
  • To develop physics interaction with researchers, academics, supervisors, students, employers and visitors during the event.
  • To award best research poster presentation prizes recognizing the scientific merit exhibited in the Poster Presentation displays.
    • $500 Honours Research Poster Prize sponsored by Diraq
    • $1000 Masters Research Poster Prize sponsored by Boson Engineering
    • $1000 PhD Research Poster Prize sponsored by Archer

  The Physics Research Poster Presentation Network Event will provide opportunities for HDR (Honours, Masters and PhD) students to present their research posters during the three-hour time-frame. Presenters can outline plans for research (thesis proposal) or can use this opportunity to display their research area, topic, present a working research paper, journal publication, conference publication, seminar notes or chapters in the thesis as a poster presentation display. Posters will be judged during the event with monetary prizes presented for each best poster award category.

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• 9th Symposium on Frequency Standards and Metrology

  • Start
    16 Oct 2023
  • End
    20 Oct 2023
  • Location
    Mantra on Salt Beach, Kingscliff, NSW, Australia

  The symposium is intended to serve as an international discussion forum on precision frequency standards throughout the electromagnetic spectrum, and associated precision and quantum metrology. It focuses on the fundamental scientific aspects of the latest ideas, results, and applications in relation to these frequency standards and measurement techniques. More than Seven years after the last symposium, significant progress has occurred across all associated fields.

  More details can be found at https://www.qdmlab.com/9fsm2023

  Following tradition and by design, the conference will consist of a single series of invited talks (~50) and invited poster presentations (>100). Thirty invitations for oral talks have been issued already. The remaining invited oral talks will be selected from the submitted abstracts. The other submitted abstracts, if accepted, will be presented as invited poster presentations.

  Speakers already invited are requested to submit an abstract. The book of abstracts will be available on the website before the symposium. All participants are requested to supply a paper for inclusion in the conference proceedings.

  Successful participants will receive a letter of invitation once accepted, and if requested, also a special invitation for visa application.

  » 26 May: Abstract submission deadline

  » 23 June: Invitation issued and opening of registration

  » 14 July: Early registration deadline

  » 05 September: Late registration deadline

  » 16 – 20 October: Symposium

  » 20 November: Deadline for accepting manuscripts for the proceedings

  
  

  
  

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• Australasian Radiation Protection Society Conference (2023 ARPS Conference) Expanding The Scope of Radiation Protection

  • Start
    29 Oct 2023
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    (AEST)
  • End
    2 Nov 2023
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    (AEST)
  • Location
    Sea World Resort Conference Centre, Gold Coast, QLD

  

  
  

  The Australasian Radiation Protection Society (ARPS) was founded in 1975 and has more than 250 members engaged in radiation protection activities. Members are engaged in a variety of activities designed to ensure the safe use of ionising and non-ionising radiation across the incredibly diverse field of radiation protection, which includes medicine, pure and applied science, industry, and mining.

  The theme of the 2023 conference is “Expanding the Scope of Radiation Protection’’. The aim of the conference is to foster discussions across a broad range of radiation protection aspects and emerging fields, including training the next generation of radiation professionals, showcasing new technologies and applications, and sharing the importance of effective communication and stakeholder involvement. The Organising Committee is eager to curate a full and extensive program that includes three days of scientific sessions infused with intensive exhibitor and sponsor engagement.

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