John Martinis, one winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics, will visit Jyväskylä on the 8th to 9th of September 2026, in conjunction with the Finnish Quantum Days organized by the University of Jyväskylä and InstituteQ. The visit of John Martinis has been co-organized by the Finnish Physical Society in collaboration […]
Konstantin Tamarov
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The annual meeting of Diversity in Physics, Finland (FinDiP) will be held 26 August, 2026 at 14:00-15:00 (EEST, UTC+03) in Zoom (https://aalto.zoom.us/j/61975178805) This year, we have a guest speaker, Timo Vesala (University of Helsinki), who will share his experiences from the work of a departmental equality and work well-being group. We are looking […]
The 2025 Master’s Thesis Prize of the Finnish Physical Society has been awarded to Aleksi Hartikainen of Tampere University, and presented in the opening ceremony of Physics Days 2026. This award is given annually for an exceptional Master’s thesis in the field of physical sciences. It exists to support early-career researchers […]
Since Einstein’s analysis of Brownian motion in 1905, scientific world has accepted that matter around us is made out of tiny particles called atoms. These atoms themselves consist of a small nucleus made up of protons and neutrons, surrounded by a “cloud” of electrons. Behavior of electrons and nuclei is […]
Organic aerosols account for up to 90 % of particulate matter present in the lower atmosphere. These aerosol particles affect air quality and key atmospheric processes, yet the extent of their contribution remains uncertain without molecular-level understanding. Moreover, the chemical space of these aerosols is vast: the number of plausible […]
The central goal of nuclear physics is to understand the structure and behavior of atomic nuclei. This pursuit began in the 1910s with Rutherford’s discovery of the nucleus, later understood to be composed of protons and neutrons. In the 1960s, electron–proton scattering experiments and the development of the quantum field […]
Every year, the Finnish Physical Society presents four early-career presentation awards at Physics Days. Certificates and €200 prizes are given to the two best oral presentations and the two best poster presentations. The high quality and large number of contributions made the evaluators’ task challenging, and we thank them for their […]
Dear Member of the Finnish Physical Society, The annual meeting of the Society will be held on Thursday 5th of March at 15:45 to 17:00 in Dipoli at Otaniemi, Espoo, meeting room Palaver. To receive all relevant documentation, including hybrid details, please sign up via the following form by Tuesday the 4th of […]
The 2025 second issue of Arkhimides journal is published. Previous issues can be found here: https://journal.fi/arkhimedes/issue/archive.
Physics Days 2026, the annual conference of Finland-based physicists, takes place March 4-6, 2026, at Aalto University’s campus in Otaniemi, Espoo. The abstract submission for talks and posters is open. The deadline is 31 December 2025.Please find all the details on the conference page. Physics Days 2026 is organized by […]