Physics Days (Fysiikan päivät) are the annual meeting of the Finnish Physical Society. It is an important tradition gathering together physicists working in Finland to network and share the knowledge ...
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The Finnish Physical Society (FPS) Master Thesis Prize 2023 is awarded to Otto Veltheim from the University of Helsinki. The award will be given to Otto in the opening ceremony […]
by Elvis Pillinen Since the invention of the first laser in the 1960s, researchers have discovered that by mode-locking, optical pulses can be made much shorter, even down to mere […]
by Otto Veltheim, University of Helsinki Imagine having an unknown system, a “black box”, which outputs identical copies of an unknown quantum state. Suppose our task is to identify the […]
INVITATION to the Annual Meeting of the Finnish Physical Society held during Physics Days on Thursday 30th of March 2023 at […]
Now that Physics Days 2022 is over, it is time to look to the future and Physics Days 2023. The […]
Every year on Physics Days we award the Hannu Koskinen’s presentation prize’s for the two best oral and the two […]
