Applied Physics and Chemistry of Solids Conference aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results on all aspects of Applied Physics and Chemistry of Solids.
Topics include experimental and theoretical research on Electronic, Magnetic, Spectroscopic and Catalysts.
International Conference on Applied Physics and Chemistry of Solids (IAPCS 2021), will be held from 29 To 30 March 2021, Cambridge, United Kingdom. Presentation Remotely by Skype or Zoom Application are also accepted for COVID-19 reasons.
Unlike other conferences, in this conference, we would like to bring many speakers (researchers and research scholars) about 100. To discuss any topics related to our conference, the duration will be 40-45 Minutes. We believe by this method attendees and listeners will enjoy and learn new technologies.
Also in this Conference we accept submission as Poster, Abstract, Short and full papers.
Topics: (theoretical and experimental researches, But not limited to):
Applied Physics and Chemistry of Solids (IAPCS21)Conference Topics
- Analytical Chemistry
- Applied Physics, Instrumentation And Technologies
- Biophysics
- Bonding In Solids And Crystal Growth Mechanisms
- Carbon Capture & Conversion
- Catalysts
- Chemical Engineering
- Chemical Kinetics
- Chemical Physics
- Chemical Thermodynamics
- Chemistry Of Solids
- Computational And Mathematical Physics
- Condensed Matter
- Electrochemistry
- Electronic
- Energy Storage
- Green Chemistry
- Inorganic Chemistry
- Magentic
- Material Science And Solid State Physics
- Materials Chemistry
- Mechanical And Other Properties
- Medical Physics And Soft Matter Physics
- Nanotechnology
- Natural Product Chemistry
- Petrochemistry
- Photovoltaics
- Polymers And Interfaces Between Different Phases
- Quantum Chemistry And Theoretical Chemistry
- Spectroscopic
- Statistical Mechanics
- Statistical Mechanics Of Defect Interactions
- Super-Resolution Far-Field Optical Microscopy
- Supramolecular And Macromolecular Chemistry
- Synthesis Of New Compounds