40th SPP Physics Conference @ Legazpi
The 40th SPP Physics Conference and Annual Meeting was held on 19–21 October 2022 in a hybrid online and on-site format.
Venue: Proxy by the Oriental, Legazpi City, Albay
Notification of Paper Acceptance: September 2022
Early Registration: 1 August – 22 September 2022
Regular Registration: 23 September – 14 October 2022
Conference Days: 19 – 21 October 2022
TOPICS
Astrophysics
Atmospheric Physics and Geophysics
Complex and Dynamical Systems
Computational Physics
Condensed Matter Physics
Gravitational Physics
High Energy Physics
Instrumentation Physics
Statistical Physics
Machine Learning, Data Analytics, and Artificial Intelligence
Mathematical Physics
Materials Physics
Medical Physics and Biophysics
Optics and Photonics
Physics Education
Plasma Physics
Quantum Information and Quantum Computing
SPP2023 Participants
| Australia | 3 |
| Canada | 1 |
| France | 2 |
| Germany | 2 |
| Italy | 4 |
| Japan | 12 |
| South Korea | 1 |
| Philippines | 199 |
| Sweden | 1 |
| United Kingdom | 2 |
| United States | 1 |
| Vietnam | 1 |
SPP2022 Sponsors
Co-organizers and Partners
Contact Details and Links:
SPP Secretariat
secretariat2022@spp-online.org
Conference Website
spp-online.org/spp2022
Proceedings of the SPP
proceedings.spp-online.org
Facebook
Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas
Keynote Speaker
- Satoshi Kawata, Nanophoton Corporation; Osaka University; RIKEN, Japan
Confirmed Invited Speakers
- Ritz Ann Aguilar, University of the Philippines Diliman
- Filchito Renee Bagsican, Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University
- Christopher Bernido, Central Visayan Institute Foundation
- Nadia Binggeli, The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
- Jinky Bornales, Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology
- Jonathan Briones, Institute for Open and Transdisciplinary Research Initiatives, Osaka University
- Mark Nolan Confesor, Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology
- Bobby Corpus, OneQuantum Philippines
- Julie Mae Dado, Manila Observatory
- Vincent Daria, Australian National University
- Marlon Daza, Maxeon Solar Technologies
- Maria Corazon De Ungria, University of the Philippines Diliman
- ĐINH Văn Trung, International Centre of Physics, Institute of Physics, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology
- Sam Dolan, University of Sheffield
- Esmerando Escoto, Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY, Germany
- Jose Perico Esguerra, University of the Philippines Diliman
- Marvin Flores, University of the Philippines Diliman
- Rafael Jaculbia, RIKEN, Wakō
- Maki Kushimoto, Nagoya University
- Ernest Macalalad, Mapúa University
- Gennevieve Macam, University of the Philippines Diliman
- Giovanni Malapit, University of the Philippines Baguio
- Joel Tiu Maquiling, Manila Observatory
- Hiroaki Minamide, RIKEN, Wakō
- Sarah Jaye Oliva, University of Victoria
- Takashige Omatsu, Chiba University
- Gay Jane Perez, Philippine Space Agency and University of the Philippines Diliman
- Jocelyn Read, California State University Fullerton
- Solenn Réguer, Synchrotron SOLEIL, France
- Édgar Roldán, The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics
- Kazuyuki Sakamoto, Osaka University
- Yutaka Shikano, Gunma University
- Ludwig Streit, Independent Researcher, Germany
- Miguel Antonio Sulañgi, University of the Philippines Diliman
- Masahiko Tani, Research Center for Development of Far-Infrared Region, University of Fukui
- Louella Judy Vasquez, Science for Life Laboratory, Sweden
- Cristine Villagonzalo, University of the Philippines Diliman
Day 1
19 October 2022
0825-0905 Opening Program
SPP President Elmer S. Estacio
Bicol University President Arnulfo M. Mascariñas0905-1015 Plenary Session 1A-01 & 1A-02
INV-1A-01 Cristine Villagonzalo – Exploring quantum phenomena of various fermionic quantum models through their thermodynamic properties
INV-1A-02 Marlon Daza – COVID, Physics, Leadership: Bringing certainty in an uncertain worldBreak
1035-1110 Keynote Address KA
KA-01 Satoshi Kawata – Fluctuation in nano- and micro-imaging
1110-1145 Plenary Session 1A-03
INV-1A-03 Takashige Omatsu – The revolution of materials science with structured light fields
Break
1300-1440 Parallel Sessions 1B, 1C, & 1D
1B Cosmology and Astrophysics
1B-01 Eccentricity evolution in equal-mass binaries for power-law dynamical friction models
1B-02 Identification of criticality in star formation avalanches: A theoretical investigation of disk galaxy models driven by stochastic self-propagating star formation
1B-03 Role of extended mass distributions in minimum testable primordial black hole abundances from high-redshift mergers
1B-04 Performance tests of wavelet-based denoising methods on LIGO core-collapse supernova gravitational-wave signals
1B-05 Gravitational-wave-induced oscillations of a viscoelastic sphere
1B-06 Charged particle escapes from uniformly magnetized Newtonian centers
1B-07 Sensitivity of the scalar self-force on the compactness of anisotropic relativistic stars
1B-08 Energy of a photon emitted from a charged particle orbiting an extremely charged spherically symmetric black hole1C Optics and Photonics
INV-1C-01 Ritz Ann Aguilar – Computational aspects and perspectives of novel modalities for visible and nonvisible imaging
1C-02 Effects of cavity loss rate and lattice depth per photon on continuous time crystals in an atom-cavity system
1C-03 Limits of a digital micromirror device in topological charge measurement
1C-04 ‘Slow-Light’ and ‘Fast-Light’ characteristics of the crisscrossed coupled-ring reflector (X-CRR) due to asymmetric parameter conditions in the reflected signal
1C-05 Quasi-non-diffracting static light sheets generated by multiple slit interference mask
1C-06 Hybrid cross-coupled double ring resonators exhibiting shifted coupled resonator induced transparency (S-CRIT) effects
1C-07 3D imaging using multi-frequency fringe projection profilometry1D Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
INV-1D-01 Bobby Corpus – Getting started with quantum computing
1D-02 Exact recurrence of a qubit immersed in a homogeneous N-qubit environment
1D-03 Quantum Carnot heat engine with an effective external electric field perturbation
1D-04 A time of arrival operator for a quartic oscillator potential from the Moyal bracket formalism
1D-05 A generating function and a convolution for the Bernoulli numbers arising from finite-part integration
1D-06 Wavelet transform and anti-Wick quantization of time
1D-07 Revisiting the angular momentum dilemmaBreak
1500-1640 Parallel Sessions 1E, 1F, & 1G
1E Condensed Matter and Materials Science
INV-1E-01 Solenn Reguer – Cultural and natural heritage materials studies at SOLEIL synchrotron
1E-02 Enhanced textile characterization using fluorescence imaging and UV photography
1E-03 Removal of methylene blue dye from water using silver-exchanged Philippine natural zeolites
1E-04 Low-cost pedestrian-powered energy harvesting flooring triboelectric generator
1E-05 Commissioning of a terahertz system for spectroscopy and imaging in the University of the Philippines Los Baños for chemical, biological, and engineering applications
1E-06 Terahertz time-domain spectroscopy of MBE-grown GaAs/AlGaAs asymmetric double quantum wells1F Optics and Photonics
INV-1F-01 Masahiko Tani – Sub-bandgap excitation properties of LT-GaAs-based photoconductive antennas for terahertz pulse emission and detection
INV-1F-02 Filchito Renee Bagsican – Out-of-equilibrium dynamics in electrically-biased carbon nanotubes
1F-03 Synchrotron terahertz absorption measurements and polariton gain modelling of 5 mol% MgO:LiNbO3 at cryogenic temperatures
1F-04 Investigating the terahertz emission properties of low-temperature-grown gallium arsenide (LTG-GaAs) photoconductive antenna (PCA) devices via Drude-Lorentz model
1F-05 Investigation of carrier capture dynamics in InAs/GaAs single-layer quantum dots using terahertz time-resolved spectroscopy1G Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
INV-1G-01 Miguel Antonio Sulañgi – Probing inhomogeneity in high-temperature superconductors
1G-02 Role of nonlinearity in bounded parametric resonance of the periodically driven closed Dicke model
1G-03 Critical properties of site-diluted Ising model on a square lattice
1G-04 Chemical potential-induced effects on caloric properties of a Fermi-Hubbard dimer
1G-05 Frequency analysis of an all-spin logic circuit simulation
1G-06 Analytical solution of the fractional point-reactor kinetics equations with an external neutron sourceBreak
1650-1800 Poster Session PA/EA & Sponsor Talks
Day 2
20 October 2022
0905-1015 Plenary Session 2A-01 & 2A-02
INV-2A-01 Maki Kushimoto – Shortest wavelength AlGaN based semiconductor lasers
INV-2A-02 Giovanni Malapit – Plasma physics research and contextualized science education in the AmiananBreak
1035-1145 Plenary Session 2A-03 & 2A-04
INV-2A-03 Louella Vasquez – Discovering molecular mechanisms underlying genetic etiology of human disease
INV-2A-04 Hiraoki Minamide – RIKEN advanced tera-photonics researchBreak
1300-1440 Parallel Sessions 2B, 2C, & 2D
2B Special Session in Honor of Marivic Carpio-Bernido
Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
INV-2B-01 Jinky Bornales – Upward bound − A challenging yet worthwhile journey
INV-2B-02 Vincent Daria – Understanding learning and memory from a cellular perspective
INV-2B-03 Jose Perico Esguerra – Resetting evanescent one-dimensional random walk and diffusion
INV-2B-04 Ludwig Streit – Against uncertainty – Some remarks about mathematical physics
INV-2B-05 Christopher Bernido – Exact solution for quantum scattering from noncentral rational scatterers for ultracold molecules to quantum dots2C Optics and Photonics
INV-2C-01 Esmerando Escoto – Multi-pass cells: A disruptive technology in the field of ultrafast optics
2C-02 Demonstration of the snow-plow effect in laser-produced plasma expansion in background gas using SPARTA
2C-03 Accelerated unordered propagation phase retrieval using object area of support
2C-04 Fractal media-based distributed Bragg reflectors
2C-05 Phase error due to coating in a graded reflectivity mirror (GRM) for a single-shot configuration which measures the optical analogue of the Thomas Effect in a modified Michelson-Gires-Tournouis interferometer
2C-06 Wigner distribution function of the zero-order Bessel beam and superimposed zero-order Bessel beams2D High Energy and Nuclear Physics
INV-2D-01 Marvin Flores – Shedding light on dark matter at the Large Hadron Collider
2D-02 Features of the Philippine Research Reactor-1 (PRR-1) Subcritical Assembly for Training, Education, and Research (SATER)
2D-03 Stau bounds in hadronically decaying tau leptons for √s = 13 TeV
2D-04 Pole trajectories and amplitude lineshapes of a coupled-channel scattering with separable potential
2D-05 Rotational excitation of a spinless deformed nucleus via time-independent perturbation theory
2D-06 Origin of neutrino masses in the triplet extension of supersymmetryBreak
1500-1640 Parallel Sessions 2E, 2F, & 2G
2E Condensed Matter and Materials Science
INV-2E-01 Rafael Jaculbia – Nanoraman spectroscopy in low temperature and ultrahigh vacuum environments
2E-02 Effect of porosity on the thermal properties of porous silicon as investigated by spatially-resolved Raman spectroscopy
2E-03 Synthesis of GO/− and rGO/ZIF-8 heterojunction composites
2E-04 Characterization of 241AmBe neutron source with He-based multi-shell neutron spectrometer
2E-05 Molecular dynamics of phenylalanine-water system under strong gravity condition
2E-06 Investigation of stability of O atom adsorption on silver-based single atom alloys for potential fuel cell applications2F Biological and Medical Physics
INV-2F-01 Maria Corazon De Ungria – Role of DNA in forensic science
INV-2F-02 Jonathan Briones – Microfluidics and single cell immunology for immune system characterization, diagnostics, and drug discovery
2F-03 Exploring the mean-field and stochastic solutions for simple open TASEP-based models of ribosome translation
2F-04 Evaluation of the hemodynamics of untreated and stent graft-treated abdominal aortic aneurysm by computational fluid dynamics
2F-05 Evaluation of anode heel effect on gonadal dose during AP pelvic radiography using PHITS
2F-06 Physical and mechanical effects of cancer growth in 3D volume2G Complex Systems and Data Analytics
INV-2G-01 Yutaka Shikano – Weak-value imaging via quantum-classical correspondence
INV-2G-02 Mark Nolan Confesor – Non-equilibrium thermodynamics of intermittent potentials following a telegraphic process
2G-03 Mutual information as function of separation distance between particles in vibrated active granular systems
2G-04 Time of flight of intruder in a vertically vibrated granular material: Brazil Nut Effect and its reverse
2G-05 Extensions to the Su-Schrieffer-Heeger model: Ribbons and their topological properties
2G-06 Crossing and anti-crossing of the Lipkin-Meshkov-Glick model for N = 4 spin systemBreak
1650-1800 Poster Session PB/EB & Sponsor Talks
Day 3
21 October 2022
0905-1015 Plenary Session 3A-01 & 3A-02
INV-3A-01 Jocelyn Read – Neutron stars observed with gravitational-wave astronomy
INV-3A-02 ĐINH Văn Trung – International Centre of Physics – Promoting international scientific collaboration and research in physicsBreak
1035-1145 Plenary Session 3A-03 & 3A-04
INV-3A-03 Kazuyuki Sakamoto – Spin-polarized electrons in atomic layer materials formed on solid surfaces
INV-3A-04 Sam Dolan – Gravitational waves in space: Science with LISABreak
1300-1440 Parallel Sessions 3B, 3C, & 3D
3B Condensed Matter and Materials Science
INV-3B-01 Carlos Baldo III – Influence of a compressive strain on the high-temperature thermoelectric (TE) properties of europium orthoferrite
INV-3B-02 Gennevieve Macam – Exploring 2D topological nanomaterials using first-principles density functional theory
3B-03 Extinction of quasiparticle scattering interference due to nanoscale gap inhomogeneities in d-wave superconductors
3B-04 Tight-binding description of cyclo[n]carbons and carbynes
3B-05 Ab initio investigation of atomic hydrogen adsorption on Au(111)-based single-atom alloy surfaces
3B-06 Observation of colliding plasmas through Direct Simulation Monte Carlo method3C Complex Systems and Data Analytics
INV-3C-01 Sarah Jaye Oliva – Analyzing earthquake waveforms to investigate tectonic and magmatic processes
3C-02 Shoreline delineation Using Google Earth images: A case study for Agoo, La Union, Philippines
3C-03 Mapping poverty with machine learning using publicly-available nightlights intensity, points-of-interest, and internet speed data
3C-04 Revisiting the disaster impact and recovery in the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda using Black Marble nighttime lights
3C-05 One-dimensional circuit model of lightning in thundercloud with tripole structure of electric field
3C-06 Raindrop size distribution during different monsoon periods over Metro Manila, Philippines
3C-07 Measuring social behavior changes in Tagaytay City during the COVID-19 pandemic3D Physics Education
INV-3D-01 Jose Perico Esguerra – Philippine participation in the International Physics Olympiad
3D-02 The effects of socio-metacognitive sense-making on students’ physics academic mindsets
3D-03 Physics Multifunctional Instrument (PMI): An authentic instructional tool in teaching electricity concepts
3D-04 Investigating Chladni patterns through a tabletop point-driven Chladni setup: Simulations and experiments
3D-05 Characterizing a light dependent resistor (LDR) response to a laser diode using Malus’ Law
3D-06 Low-complexity electronic circuit analogue of superluminal/subluminal phenomena that exhibits continuous tuning from negative to positive delay using a single Op-Amp circuitBreak
1500-1640 Parallel Sessions 3E, 3F, & 3G
3E Condensed Matter and Materials Science
INV-3E-01 Nadia Binggeli – Magnetoelectric and chiral effects in 2D magnetic crystals
3E-02 Topological phases in the ordered double transition metal carbide MXenes (W2M2C3T2, M = Nb, Ta, or V; T = O or F)
3E-03 Investigation of hydrogen adsorption on gallium nitride: A density functional theory study
3E-04 Density functional theory study of H atom adsorption and H-induced segregation in Pd/V surfaces
3E-05 Structural, electronic and polarization properties of 2D Janus MXY (M = Hf; X = S, Se; Y = Te) monolayers
3E-06 Adsorption of CO on single-atom alloy surfaces: A density functional theory study3F Special Session in Honor of Gemma Narisma
Atmospheric Physics
INV-3F-01 Gay Jane Perez – Utilizing space and ground data for air quality monitoring and management
INV-3F-02 Julie Mae Dado – Regional climate downscaling for Southeast Asia and the Philippines: Progress and opportunities
INV-3F-03 Joel Tiu Maquiling – RS-GIS-based integrated analysis on risks to climate change and disasters
INV-3F-04 Ernest Macalalad – Applications of global navigation satellite systems in upper and lower atmosphere research over the Philippines
3F-05 Pre-ECQ versus ECQ: a comparison of PM1 measurements3G Complex Systems and Data Analytics
INV-3G-01 Édgar Roldán – Physics with martingales
3G-02 Scaled Brownian motion as transient behavior of individual particle diffusion due to multiple probe-to-probe collisions
3G-03 Simulating the response of biological neurons to noise through the leaky integrate-and-fire model
3G-04 Modified inelastic bouncing ball model for vertically vibrated granular materials: Transmissibility and its dependence on particle diameter
3G-05 Ride-hailing driver behavior in single-lane traffic
3G-06 Temporal trends in the interaction network formed using the public Twitter stream
3G-07 Robustness of MERALCO network against incidental substation shutdowns and power-line disconnections/Break
1640 Closing Program
Poster Session 1 PA/EA
19 October, 1650-1800
Lobby
| ID | Poster Title |
| PA-01 | Morphological characterization and space radiation effect simulations of epitaxially grown GaAs/GaSb heterostructures |
| PA-02 | Assessment of the attenuation capacity of bismuth in polydimethylsiloxane composite reinforced with varying oxides using Particle and Heavy Ion Transport code System |
| PA-03 | Enhancement of TC and JC by indium doping in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 films |
| PA-04 | Photon attenuation data of composite concrete with volcanic ash and face mask plastic as aggregates |
| PA-05 | Estimation of the plutonium isotopic ratio in a plutonium-beryllium howitzer using gamma spectrometry |
| PA-06 | Fabrication and characterization of chitosan films from crab shell waste |
| PA-07 | Super-resolution multiple plane phase retrieval using multi-angle illumination |
| PA-08 | Reconstructing the source modulated camera sensitivity of smartphone from principal component-driven Wiener estimation |
| PA-09 | Adaptive denoising methods in Fourier ptychographic microscopy |
| PA-10 | Numerical investigation on the speckle formation produced by Fourier domain phase modulation |
| PA-11 | Optimum grating parameter for diffractive label-free biosensing |
| PA-12 | Modeling energy transfer in femtosecond pulsed laser ablation using coupled oscillators |
| PA-13 | Beam hardening artifact correction in x-ray computed tomography of homogeneous objects using Residual U-Net |
| PA-14 | Femtosecond pulsed laser deposition of highly oriented cerium (IV) oxide thin films with background oxygen gas |
| PA-15 | Laser ablation modeling for Gaussian and tophat beam profiles using a two-temperature model |
| PA-16 | Multiple reflections inside a fractal medium based thin film |
| PA-17 | Mode spectrum of misaligned Hermite Gaussian beam |
| PA-18 | An equivalent circuit analysis of the temperature dependence of the terahertz emission from a photoconductive antenna device |
| PA-19 | Spintronic terahertz emission from Ni/Pt, Ni/Au, and Ni/Ti bilayer films grown on MgO via electron beam deposition |
| EA-01 | Radiation-shielding properties of ZnO and other glass modifier oxides: BaO, MgO, Na2O, TiO2 using EpiXS software |
| EA-02 | MCNP5-based low-intensity neutron beam optimization for radiography |
| EA-03 | Neutron spectrometry of plutonium-beryllium neutron howitzer source using He-MUNS and Monte Carlo simulation |
| EA-04 | Neutron cross section data processing at different temperatures with the NJOY code |
| EA-05 | Characterization of a preclinical X-ray irradiator using a parallel-plate ionization chamber and X-ray beam analyzer |
| EA-06 | Improvement of terahertz (THz) wave emission efficiency of Fe/Pt spintronic bilayers by using diabolo and rectangular antenna structures |
| EA-07 | Direct identification of point defects in LT-GaAs by STM/STS measurements and DFT calculations for THz device applications |
| EA-08 | An empirical model for the nonlinear responses of polysaccharide hydrogels to large oscillatory deformation |
| EA-09 | Development and characterization of carrageenan-based bioplastic |
| EA-10 | Carrageenan-based bone bio-ink for 3D printing applications |
| EA-11 | Surface functionalization of TiO2 nanoparticles using silane-aniline molecules |
| EA-12 | Interlayer distance determination of graphene layers using photoelectron diffraction |
| EA-13 | Structural, optical, and photoluminescence properties of ZnO thin films deposited via spray pyrolysis method |
Poster Session 2 PB/EB
20 October, 1650-1800
Theater Room
| ID | Poster Title |
| PB-01 | Ergodicity breaking in a Bose-Hubbard trimer with disorder |
| PB-02 | Monitoring assessment of mangrove forest cover changes in Puerto Princesa Bay, Palawan between 1999 and 2020 |
| PB-03 | Investigating the effects of memory on agreement for homogeneous and heterogeneous social networks |
| PB-04 | Germination and seedling development of commercially available mung bean (Vigna radiata L.) seeds under hypergravity |
| PB-05 | A reduction formula for the hypergeometric function 2F2(β, 1/2; β+σ, −1/2; z) using finite-part integrals |
| PB-06 | Study of three-body decay using Dalitz plot |
| PB-07 | Ambiguity in the line shape of scattering amplitude |
| PB-08 | Higgs diphoton decay rate enhancement in the Triplet-extended Minimal Supersymmetric Standard Model |
| PB-09 | Fractal dimension in a modified 2D Ising system with regions without spin |
| PB-10 | Effective Hamiltonian for a non-unitary quantum walk |
| PB-11 | OpenMC simulation of dose distributions with an 241AmBe neutron source |
| PB-12 | Modeling cone-beam CT and industrial X-ray tube spectra using SpekPy software toolkit |
| PB-13 | PuChain-γx: A new software for coupled plutonium radioactive decay chain and photon emission intensities calculation |
| PB-14 | Numerical investigation of the gamma attenuation properties of thermoplastic polymers |
| PB-15 | Frequency dependence in the dynamics of a ball bouncing on a vibrating fluid bath |
| PB-16 | Classification of group composition based on diversity-cohesiveness space |
| PB-17 | Regression analysis of dengue cases with meteorological factors in the National Capital Region using different mathematical models |
| PB-18 | Optimizing the spatial point sampling for population migration dynamics modeling in Siargao Island, Philippines |
| PB-19 | Regression analysis of solar power generation with meteorological variables |
| PB-20 | Estimating nutrient content variety from food imports data |
| EB-01 | Using remote sensing data and machine learning for PM2.5 estimation in Thailand |
| EB-02 | Early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic in Metro Manila, Philippines |
| EB-03 | Determining disease-associated genetic variants in HBsAg seroclearance in chronic hepatitis B via entropy-based approach and machine learning |
| EB-04 | Modelling internal migration using mixed-cell cellular automata in a demographic microsimulation |
| EB-05 | Low-cost demonstration of the relativistic aberration of light using an electronic circuit analogue with Smartphone-as-all-in-one as measuring equipment |
| EB-06 | Spatial and diurnal variability of raindrop size distribution (DSD) during the Southwest Monsoon period in Luzon Island, Philippines |
| EB-07 | Foreign exchange market rate as a ratio of two random numbers in a one-dimensional random walk |
Guidelines for Contributed Poster submissions
- The hybrid poster session will have on-site and online components.
- Please upload a PDF version of your poster through the submission link above.
- The poster PDF will be shared online and will be downloadable by registered attendees until the conference ends.
- The online component of the poster session will be a Zoom meeting in a breakout room format.
- All authors are requested to make arrangements for a size A0 poster to be mounted on-site for the benefit of the on-site attendees.
- On-site attendees may interact with the poster presenters on-site or online.
Authors of Contributed Talks (oral presentations) may submit a recording of their eight (8) minute talk if they expect disruptions in their internet connectivity.
Invited Speakers may also upload their presentations through this form if they anticipate connectivity or bandwidth issues.
Conference Fees |
Early (1 Aug to 22 Sep) |
Regular (23 Sep to 14 Oct) |
| Undergraduate and High School Students | 1500 | 2000 |
| Graduate Students | 4000 | 4500 |
| High School Teachers | 4000 | 4500 |
| Associate SPP Members | 3500 | 4000 |
| Regular SPP Members | 4000 | 4500 |
| Partner Society Members (JSAP, TPS) |
4000 | 4500 |
| Non-members (Local participants) |
4500 | 5000 |
| Non-members (International participants) |
USD 150 (PHP 8400) |
USD 200 (PHP 11200) |
Regular registration for SPP2022 closes 14 October 2022.
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18 October 2022
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14 October 2022
Subject: Announcements for Registered Participants
(1) SPP will use Zoom Events for the online component of the conference. Zoom Events ticket will be distributed during the weekend to your registered email address. If you have not received the ticket before October 18, 2022, kindly communicate with the Secretariat at secretariat@spp-online.org.
(2) SPP will give away T-shirts to registered participants to celebrate the 40th Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas Physics Conference. Registered participants are requested to fill up the survey form below to indicate their preferred shirt sizes. We aim to distribute the shirts to on-site participants by the end of the conference. Instructions for online participants claiming thier shirts will be sent at a later date.
(3) Authors of contributed oral presentation are also requested to indicate their mode of presentation (online or on-site) in the survey form below. On-site presenting authors of contributed talks need to transfer their presentation to a dedicated SPP computer before their talks.
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Thank you and see you in Legazpi City!
11 October 2022
Subject: Announcements for the 40th SPP Physics Conference and Annual Meeting
1. Reminder of Deadline of Registration:
The Deadline for registration to the SPP Physics conference is on October 14, 2022 (Friday). More information regarding registration, including payment instructions, is available at spp-online.org/
2. Free T-shirt for registered participants
SPP will give away T-shirts to registered participants to celebrate the 40th Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas Physics Conference. Registered participants are requested to fill up the survey form below to indicate their preferred shirt sizes. We aim to distribute the shirts to on-site participants by the end of the conference. Instructions for online participants claiming thier shirts will be sent at a later date.
3. Reminders for authors of contributed papers scheduled for oral presentation
Authors of contributed oral presentation are also requested to indicate their mode of presentation (online or on-site) in the survey form below. On-site presenting authors of contributed talks need to transfer their presentation to a dedicated SPP computer before their talks.
4. More details on the Workshop on Data Analytics Applications for Industry
The Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas (SPP) will have a pre-conference workshop entitled “Workshop on Data Analytics Applications for Industry” on 18 October 2022 in a hybrid online and on-site format. On-site activities will be held at the Proxy by the Oriental, Legazpi City, Albay. This event is open to everyone with scientific and engineering backgrounds. In particular, Manufacturing/R&D engineers are expected to benefit from this workshop. The aims of the workshop are to (i) present an overview of Data Science as a scientific field, (ii) provide insights on the impact of data science as a catalyst for production in businesses, (iii) showcase the importance of data visualization software to further engineering practices, (iv) introduce quantum programming framework called IBM QISKit. The speakers are
- Dr Johnrob Bantang – University of the Philippines Diliman
- Dr. Reinabelle Reyes – University of the Philippines Diliman
- Michael Defensor – Maxeon Solar Technologies
- Bobby Corpus – OneQuantum Philippines
For more information on this workshop, such as registration and payment instructions, please visit: spp-online.org/
5. Post Conference Physics Education Workshop
The Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas, in collaboration with Bicol University, will conduct a post-conference face-to-face workshop on Physics Education on 22 October 2022 at Bicol University (BU), Legazpi City, Albay. Activities include lectures on teaching pedagogies and hands-on physics experiments. This event is open to all STEM Senior High School teachers. Interested participants may register at spp-online.org/workshop-physics-education-2022 on or before 11 October 2022. Registration is free of charge.
6. Special Session 2B in honor of Dr. Maria Victoria Bernido
SPP is dedicating a special session in honor of our beloved SPP Fellow, Dr. Ma. Victoria Carpio-Bernido (20 October from 1:00PM to 2:40PM, Session 2B). Together with 2010 Ramon Magsaysay co-Awardee Dr. Christopher Bernido, they pioneered the highly innovative Dynamic Learning Program promoting quality education for the poor while doing research on theoretical physics. The speakers for this special session are:
- Dr. Jinky Bornales – Mindanao State University – Iligan Institute of Technology
- Dr. Vincent Daria – Australian National University
- Dr. Jose Perico Esguerra – University of the Philippines Diliman
- Dr. Ludwig Streit – Universitaet Bielefeld / Universidade da Madeira (Ret.)
- Dr. Christopher Bernido – Central Visayan Institute Foundation
7. Special Session 3F in honor of Dr. Gemma Teresa Narisma
SPP is dedicating a special session in honor of our beloved SPP colleague Dr. Gemma Teresa Narisma (21 October from 3:00PM to 4:40PM, Session 3F). Her research on atmospheric and climate science allowed us to improve our country’s resilience to climate change and was recognized by various scientific institutions such as NAST and NRCP. The invited speakers for this special session are:
- Dr. Gay Jane Perez – Philippine Space Agency
- Dr. Julie Mae Dado – Manila Observatory
- Dr. Joel Maquiling – Ateneo de Manila University
- Dr. Ernest Macalalad – Mapúa University
8. Online access of the registered participants to the conference
The online component of the conference will be accessed via Zoom Events. Registered participants will receive their tickets with a link to the conference next week through their registered email address.