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Theme

?Outreaching the world of Matter, Materials and its Physics?.

- Physics 2019

Welcome Message

Dear Colleagues and friends,

The Organizing Committee of Physics 2019 takes immense pleasure in welcoming the intellects and delegates in Science and Technology to our 4^th International Conference on Applied Physics scheduled on April 15-16, 2019 Frankfurt, Germany.

The conference theme “A Step into the Future, Recent Progress and Innovations in Physics” encourages the leading technological research in both academia and industrial applications to disseminate their passionate and futuristic research ideas and build a network of opportunities.

Physics Conference 2019 is your perfect opportunity to meet the largest gathering of participants from various parts of the world. The conference program includes presentations, workshops/seminars from researchers in both academic and industrial fields, network and connect with potential scientists and delegate interactions. The informative presentations at the physics meeting will highlight the latest technological discoveries and probable solutions that enhances the development of Science and Technology.

Join us at Physics 2019, the technological forum that connects the distinguished industrialists and academicians all over the world in the field of Physics, Acoustics, Lasers, Medical Physics, Clinical Imaging, Quantum Physics, Nanotechnology, Biophysics, Materials Science, Microscopy, Astronomy, Mathematics, Energy Physics and more.

Meet and Explore Frankfurt, Germany at Physics conference 2019.

Fiona Davies
Program Manager

Scientific Sessions/Tracks

Session on: Acoustics

The fundamentals of physics that deals with sound, vibration, ultrasound and infrasound of all mechanical waves in gases, liquids, and solids is Acoustics. The application of acoustics has spreads across many industries such as physics, music, medicine, architecture, warfare and more. A major development in acoustics is the application of ultrasound in detectors such as sonars. Acoustics session has been included in this physics conference to discuss the significance of sound in different fields and open new ways to develop better technologies.

Related Conferences: 21st International Conference on Physics and Mathematics, April 24 - 25, 2019 Boston, USA; Frontiers of Quantum and Mesoscopic Thermodynamics, July 14 – 20, 2019, Prague, Czech Republic; GRC - Crystal Growth and Assembly, June 23 - 28, 2019, Biddeford, United States; 3rd International Conference on Engineering Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering, February 21-24, 2019; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; International Nuclear Physics Conference, July 29 - August 2, 2019, Glasgow, UK.

Session on: Laser and Optics

The laser optics session emphasizes on the production, amplification, emission, source and application of light and matter. Lasers find a wide range of applications in a variety of fields namely physics, material technology, medicine, military and defence, lifestyle and so on. The lidar (LIght raDAR) technology has application in atmospheric physics, geology, seismology, and remote sensing. In this physics conference you will witness the most innovative, promising and cutting-edge technological research on your hands.

Session on: Mathematical Physics

The application of mathematics to complications in physics and the development of suitable mathematical methods for each application and for the design of physical theories is physicists use mathematical physics. Quantum mechanics, quantum field theory, and quantum statistical mechanics are some areas of physics where mathematical solutions are applied over the years. The Mathematical Physics session in this physics congress will create a chance to envision the unimaginable concepts and theorems which provides solutions for future technologies.

Session on: Soft Matter Physics and Biophysics

The Physics conference has included Soft Matter Physics and Biophysics session to bring together the quantitative, experimental and theoretical approaches to study the physical, kinetic and mechanical properties of materials such as liquids, colloids, foams, sprays, biomolecules, membranes and polymers. The diverse properties of these soft matter materials are used in manufacturing new materials (such as lubricants, fuel, preservatives and foams) which finds application in everyday usage and biomaterials (such as blood, tissues, and food products).

Session on: Advanced Materials

The creation of materials at the molecular or atomic scale to develop emerging technologies that are more efficient and better products, designing new manufacturing technologies, or refining the human experience will be discussed in the advanced materials session. There is always a need for better materials with cost effective and minimal adverse effects will be discussed at this physics congress such that it renovates the way of research. For example, forensic investigators make use of advanced materials processes to find more information on the crime scene. Graphene research is revolutionizing the world with academic and industrial physicists working to bring it to the world.

Session on: Engineering Physics

Engineering Physics forms the ground for applied physics, where it blends physics and engineering solutions by bridging the gap between theoretical basis and experimental applications. Engineering physicists are most apposite to applying new innovations to issues in designing plan and assembling where established engineering methodologies are insufficient. Engineering physicists work in high-tech industries and assembling settings in groups with specialists and technologists to comprehend true-world design and execution issues. Here in this physics conference, we aim to bring the emerging technologies and latest research by the researchers and scientists to provide the necessary tools for our future.

Session on: Metrology

The metrology session at this physics conference will focus on the application of metrology to quantify and find new measurement methods that one can rely on matching the technological development and lessen the effects of its imperfections. Physical metrology ensures that measurement standards work and keep up or updated with the evolving industrialization. The measurement system is a basic requirement in the field of science and technology and most prominently metrology finds applications in physics, engineering and manufacturing processes.

Session on: 3D Printing and Technology

3D printing, a game-changer in the recent times in physics and technology, allowing people to create their real-life objects in their homes. With interest among the researchers and general public, the technology is certainly finding a wide range of applications. For example, researchers are developing a 3D biomaterials which could be a real life saver for amputated individuals and certain diseases. The physics conference brings out the various technologies from 3D printing to 3D films, augmenting each process and improving the technology.

Session on: Energy and Renewable resources

In this session, we encourage researchers to put forth the shortcomings and solutions to finding a better alternative energy resources. Physics plays a significant and perceptible role in the arena of sustainability and renewable energy. The world is leading towards a green sustainable environment, where natural resources play a prominent role in the search for alternative energy. According to a survey in 2017, the global energy consumption by the use of renewable energy resources contributed to a 23.7% in 2015 and 26.8% in 2016. This physics congress brings forth the most defining research in finding a energy source that is viable and sustainable over a long period of time.

Session on: Environmental and Geophysics

The Environmental and Geophysics session deals with the understanding of the natural environment and the analysis of interactions between the organisms and their environments. The developments in geophysics such as the discovery GPS and Satellites have made it possible to collect data where people cannot access the area physically. Environmental physics requires classical physics but also draws knowledge from environmental physiology by analysing how living organisms function and respond to the environment. Here in this physics conferences, you can find the recent progresses in environmental physics that is often made through collaboration between physics, geology, biology, and chemistry.

Session on: Quantum Physics

Here in this Quantum Physics session, physicists reveal their research on the behaviour of quanta or subatomic particles in explaining the many features of the universe. Quantum physics finds applications in modern technologies and devices that operate under the ‘quantum tunnelling effect’. Quantum cryptography is developing more rapidly which involves direct manipulation of quantum states. The qubit processors claims the advent of quantum computing at the next level leading to progress in artificial intelligence, cloud security, data transmissions and medicine. This physics conference applies the principles of physics to develop more efficient technologies.

Session on: Photonics and Photovoltaics

The Photonics session at this physics conference brings together the latest technological advances in photonics. This session emphasizes on the applications of photonics in everyday life. The recent progress in semiconductor technologies, photovoltaic cells and devices have found applications in various fields ranging from telecommunications, medicine, lasers, renewable energy to military technology. Advances in photovoltaics research which may be in the production cost, efficiency or increased reliability will be discussed at this physics congress.

Session on: Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

The forefront of modern research is nanoscience and nanotechnology. In this session we put together researchers who have an outstanding knowledge of nanoscience and applying them to design, fabricate and control materials and components on the nanoscale into new products. The advanced research in new materials and products with new enhanced properties, nanoelectronics, new types of smart medicines, sensors, and interfaces between electronics and biological systems will be focused in the physics conference.

Session on: Medical Physics

The session on Medical Physics focuses on gathering novel research in physics and clinical imaging that advances in better diagnosis and therapy. This physics conference will bring together the latest cutting-edge technologies and innovations in clinical applications. The medical physics is pioneering the clinical field, one of the major breakthrough is the treatment of cancer through radiation oncology. Around 60-65% of all cancer patients receive radiation therapy. With the rapid developing technologies the clinical imaging techniques and treatment methods will only improve the healthcare industry.

Session on: Surface Physics

The Surface Physics session encourages a wide range of research into surface structure and dynamics of matter, solid or gas. The applications of surface physics includes semiconductor technology, vacuum technology, microelectronics, flat-panel displays, compact disks, computers, environmental monitoring of pollutants, biomaterials, soft tissues, food safety, and pharmacy will be focused at this physics conference. The most recent development in surface science are the preparation and analysis of nanostructures, novel and exotic materials studies, elementary excitations in solids, etc. The latest cutting-edge technology research in this field will be extensively focused in the surface physics session.

Session on Computational Physics

Modern physics implies the classical physics ideas towards the progress of new and advanced methods and tools that can be incorporated with real-world applications in telecommunication, health and electronics industry. In the computational physics session at the physics conference, we encourage researchers to present their experimental, theoretical or simulations to solve the problems in physics. This reason is why computational techniques finds applications in areas like condensed matter physics, astrophysics, particle physics, nuclear physics, etc.

Related Conferences: 6th World Congress on Physics, May 13-14, 2019, Paris, France; 46th IOP Plasma Physics Conference, April 23-26, 2019, Loughborough, United Kingdom; Spring International Conference on Engineering Mathematics and Physics, April 22-24, 2019, Xiamen, China; International Conference on Atomic & Nuclear Physics, July 25-26, 2019, Roma, Italy; 35th World Congress on Materials Science and Nanotechnology, July 22-23, 2019, Melbourne, Australia. Scandinavian Society for Electron Microscopy | Austrian Society for Medical Physics | Photonics Society Ghent | Polish Materials Science Society | German Acoustical Society | Brazilian Society of Physics | Materials Research Society of India | Japan Society of Applied Physics | Australian Acoustical Society | Acoustical Society of New Zealand

Related Conferences: 21st International Conference on Physics and Mathematics, April 24 - 25, 2019 Boston, USA; Frontiers of Quantum and Mesoscopic Thermodynamics, July 14 – 20, 2019, Prague, Czech Republic; GRC - Crystal Growth and Assembly, June 23 - 28, 2019, Biddeford, United States; 3rd International Conference on Engineering Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering, February 21-24, 2019; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; International Nuclear Physics Conference, July 29 - August 2, 2019, Glasgow, UK.

Session on: Laser and Optics

Related Conferences: 6th World Congress on Physics, May 13-14, 2019, Paris, France; 46th IOP Plasma Physics Conference, April 23-26, 2019, Loughborough, United Kingdom; Spring International Conference on Engineering Mathematics and Physics, April 22-24, 2019, Xiamen, China; International Conference on Atomic & Nuclear Physics, July 25-26, 2019, Roma, Italy; 35th World Congress on Materials Science and Nanotechnology, July 22-23, 2019, Melbourne, Australia.

Session on: Mathematical Physics

Session on: Soft Matter Physics and Biophysics

This Physics conference has included Soft Matter Physics and Biophysics session to bring together the quantitative, experimental and theoretical approaches to study the physical, kinetic and mechanical properties of materials such as liquids, colloids, foams, sprays, biomolecules, membranes and polymers. The diverse properties of these soft matter materials are used in manufacturing new materials (such as lubricants, fuel, preservatives and foams) which finds application in everyday usage and biomaterials (such as blood, tissues, and food products).

Session on: Advanced Materials

Session on: Engineering Physics

Session on: Metrology

Session on: 3D Printing and Technology

Session on: Energy and Renewable resources

Session on: Environmental and Geophysics

Session on: Quantum Physics

Session on: Photonics and Photovoltaics

Session on: Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

Session on: Medical Physics

Session on: Surface Physics

Session on Computational Physics

Market Analysis

Some of the major and largest scientific experiments in the world today are physics-centered. For example Large Hadron Collider-LHC that generate employment and business opportunities for thousands of scientists, academic research groups and companies from around the world. New superconducting magnets and advanced materials that have resulted from previous research in physics are commonly used in these extreme experiments.

But not all physicists will end up working at these large high-energy physics experiments, universities or National Laboratories. Industry requires new generations of physicists in such sectors as semiconductor, energy, space, life sciences, defense and advanced manufacturing. From artificial intelligence and self-driving cars to clinical imaging and 3D printing, drastic technological change is happening at lightning speed all around us.

According to a report by the Global Agenda Council on the Future of Software and Society, the 3D printing market for healthcare is predicted to reach some $4.04 billion by 2018 and most people expect that the first 3D printed liver will happen by 2025.

By 2020 around 22% of the cars will be connected to the internet and by 2024, more than half of internet traffic will be used by appliances and devices.

The United Nations has set the goal of connecting all the inhabitants to affordable internet by 2020. Today, 43% of the world’s population are connected to the internet, mostly in developed countries.

By 2025, 10% of people are expected to be wearing clothes connected to the internet and the first implantable mobile phone is expected to be sold.

Why Germany?

Few countries have contributed so much to science and technology as Germany. From physics and chemistry to cars and consumer products, Germany is a world leader in innovation, boasting leading universities and research institutes alongside major engineering, IT and manufacturing industries.

In most of the 20th century, Germany had more Nobel Prizes in the sciences such as Physics, Chemistry and Biology than any other nation, and the output of physics scientific research consistently ranks among the world's best.

The German Physical Society has about 60,000 physicists of the total population. The average salary that a Physicist can earn is approximately $103,500 per year in the US. The level of Physics and physicists have taken a huge leap in the 21^st century with researchers constantly involved in theorizing and experimenting to provide enhanced technologies for the future.

It is home to a portion of the greatest urban communities on the planet, and everyone has its own story to tell. It is the source of research colleges the huge spots with ivory towers and libraries where new information is delivered each day. This university display has since secured the whole planet, and is fundamentally what most colleges are set up for now to create learning and make new scientific inventions.

German Universities are renowned for incredible educational instructions, not just in Physics and Engineering. German degrees are perceived all around the globe and have a solid worldwide core interest. Different grants and unique help for global understudies are accessible.

Germany has the front line of scientific research in physics, mechanical advances, and logical disclosure, at that point it has a several Universities that can fulfil your interests. You'll see that a portion of the sharpest inividuals on the planet come to Germany to present new thoughts and build up technological organizations. You'll additionally see a long, rich history of workmanship, music, and writing all through Germany. You can appreciate an excursion to the musical theatre or opera, visit a memorable historical centre all in a day!

Germany is the seventh most visited country in the world, with a total of 407.26 million overnights during 2016. This number includes 68.83 million nights by foreign visitors, the majority of foreign tourists.

Since the end of World War II tourism has extended extraordinarily, as many visit Germany to encounter a sense of European history and the various German scene. The nation highlights 14 national parks. Furthermore, there are 14 Biosphere Reserves, and also 98 nature parks.

Top Technological Industries and Institute EU funded research in Germany

Top Physics Universities in Germany

University of Munich, Heidelberg University, University of Hamburg, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Technical University of Munich, RWTH Aachen University, Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, University of Bonn, University of Göttingen, Technical University of Dresden, University of Freiburg, Dortmund University of Technology, University of Würzburg, University of Giessen

Intended Audience:

Physicists, Chemists, Biologists, Medical Physicists, Professors, Young researchers, Business delegates, Engineers, Astronomers, Scientists, Research Scholars, Physics Societies, Exhibitors, Students, Technicians, Quantum Physicists, Industries, Academicians and Business delegates.

Past Conference Report

Physics 2018

The 3rd International Conference on Applied Physics hosted by AAC during August 23-24, 2018 in London, UK under the theme “Exploring the Nextgen Technologies in Physics”. The meeting received an active response from Physicists, Chemists, researchers, students and delegates all over the world and made it a huge success.

We would like to thank especially our Organizing Committee Members and Keynote speakers who were generous and supportive in the success of this event. The event could not have done without the contributions from our Participants and Media Partners who believed in our organization and ensured that the conference was eventful. We value your time and expertise with us.

The core of the conference revolved were carried out through multiple Scientific sessions and Plenary sessions on the following tracks:

Applied Physics	Laser Optics
Acoustics	High Energy Physics
Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics	Plasma Physics
Nuclear Physics	Material Science
Quantum Mechanics	Nanomaterials and Nanophysics
Condensed Matter Physics

The conference began with the opening ceremony and introduction to the Honorable guests and Organizing Committee Members. The speakers enlightened the gathering with their presentations which were highly informative and inspiring. The participants showcased their talent and knowledge in their presentations and made the event more interesting. We would like to thank one and all who made sure that the conference was a grand success.

We extend our warm gratitude to our moderators who were supportive and ensured that the event was going as planned.

Nikolai Bogolubov, V.A. Steklov Mathematical Institute of RAS, Russia
Amina Mouhamed, Swansea University, UK

The conference was embarked with an opening ceremony followed by a series of lectures delivered by both Honourable Guests and Distinguished speakers. The adepts who promulgated the theme with their exquisite talk were,

Louis Lyons, Oxford University, UK

Elemer Elad Rosinger, University of Pretoria, South Africa

Alessandra Toncelli, University of Pisa, Italy

Wolfgang Kautek, University of Vienna, Austria

Koen Bertels, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

Nikolai Bogolubov, V.A. Steklov Mathematical Institute of RAS, Russia

AAC expresses its hearty appreciation to all the Chairs and co-chairs, Organizing Committee Members, Speakers, Students, Delegates, Media Partners and Editorial Members of AAJournals who supported this event in every aspect and lead to the success of the event.

We look forward to your presence in our Physics conference 2019 on April 15-16, 2019 at Frankfurt, Germany, and we welcome you all to the astounding and innovative event.