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 of physics research and applications done in Finland and also world-wide. Days also engage school kids, organizes an exhibition and a Studia Generalia and hosts the division and working group meetings. The days have been organised since 1948 when the first meeting was held in Helsinki. Back then Physics Days occurred less frequently but since 1972 they have been an annual event.
Physics Days carry traditionally a theme that aims at bridging across the fields. Examples of the past themes include “Dimensions of the Universe” (Turku, 2008), ”Physics on the crest of a wave” (Espoo, 2009), ” Sharing methods, exchanging ideas” (Helsinki, 2011), ”Light” (Joensuu, 2012), “Exploration and Discoveries“ (Helsinki, 2015), and “Physics in Society” (Aalto, 2017), “Seeing the Invisible” (Turku 2018), and “Enjoying Physics” (Helsinki 2019). The 54th Physics Days “State of the SmART Science” were planned to organized 17-19 March 2020 in Kuopio by University of Eastern Finland. The Days were cancelled due to COVID-19, “One Physics -All Sizes” (University of Jyväskylä, online, 24-26.3.2021). In 2022 the Physics Days were organised by Aalto University as an online event (Helsinki, 2-4.3.2022) and the theme was “Future leaders”.
Physics Days 2023
Physics Days 2023 will be organized by Tampere University, March 29 – 31, 2023 with a theme “Physics makes dreams come true”.
Abstract submission is open at https://events.tuni.fi/physicsdays2023/abstract-submission/ .The deadline for abstracts is 27th January 2023.
More information at:
https://events.tuni.fi/physicsdays2023/