OPEN READINGS 2018 – 61st International Conference for Students of Physics and Natural Sciences

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About us

"Open Readings 2018" - is an international academic platform for students and young researchers from all over the world to present their ongoing research results and practices in the fields of Physics and Natural Sciences.

61st International Scientific Conference for Students of Physics and Natural Sciences gathers people to discuss, learn, exchange and share their scientific experience, meet key experts and enjoy exciting programme. The conference will include lectures of well-known, leading and accomplished scientists, presentations of students’ research. "Open Readings 2018" gives an opportunity for BSc, MSc and PhD students, who are doing their scientific research, to present it to a larger audience, get constructive criticism and useful advices.

Prospective authors are encouraged to participate by submitting their abstracts online. Participation is free of charge. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us info@openreadings.eu

March 20-23
Abstract submission deadline – 3rd of February
Vilnius, Lithuania
City of culture and technology
300 presenters
From more than 15 different countries
Free participation
Registration and attending is completely free

Topics & important dates

All presentations in the range of the following topics are welcome:

Astrophysics and Astronomy
Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology
Biology, Genetics and Biomedical Sciences
Chemistry and Chemical physics
Functional Materials and Derivatives
Laser Physics and Optical Technologies
Material Science and Modern Technologies
Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology
Semiconductor and Condensed Matter Physics
Spectroscopy, Methods and Devices for Physical Diagnostics
Systems biology and Bioinformatics
Theoretical Physics
Interdisciplinary, Other

If you are not sure if your research fits in any of the listed topics or you have any other questions, you can always contact the organisers info@openreadings.eu !