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The 15th Asia Pacific Physics Conference (APPC15) will be held as an online conference in Korea from 21 August (Sunday) to 26 August (Friday) 2022.
The APPC is the series of triennial conferences of the Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies (AAPPS), covering all areas of physics. The Korean Physical Society (KPS) hosts the 15th APPC in 2022. The 15th APPC will provide a forum to share and discuss physics research and education, promoting collaborations and friendship in Asia Pacific regions.
More information is posted on the official website of APPC15 at www.appc15.org.
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APPC15 covers the following topics:
The M. Victoria Carpio Bernido Fellowship is designed to provide doctoral degree holders in the sciences a brief period to do research outside of their regular university environment, create research activities outside of big cities, and inspire young minds by exposing the next generation to scientists The Fellowship will be carried out in the Central Visayan Institute Foundation (CVIF) in Jagna, Bohol, Philippines. The CVIF, as one of the sites of Science Corps, regularly hosts a stream of young PhD’s from different countries and from various disciplines. Multidisciplinary research is encouraged. The CVIF is also home to a school that developed an innovative systems approach to process-induced learning called the CVIF Dynamic Learning Program (DLP) which has been applied in many Philippine educational institutions at the elementary, secondary, and tertiary levels. The selected candidate, who may come from any part of the world, may spend four (4) months to a year at CVIF.
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To spur and spread research activities outside of the major cities in the Philippines, the CVIF created the Research Center for Theoretical Physics and the JAZC Marine Sciences Laboratory as jump-off points for interdisciplinary research. The CVIF is also the home of the CVIF Dynamic Learning Program (DLP) which has been implemented in hundreds of schools all over the Philippines at the elementary, high school, and university levels. The CVIF-DLP has been a research topic of many graduate dissertations in the past.
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The small coastal town of Jagna in the island province of Bohol is situated at the northern part of Bohol Sea which has been considered by some marine biologists as the center of the center of biodiversity. About 200 km from the eastern edge of Bohol Sea is the Philippine Deep (depth ~10.5 km), and roughly 250 km from the western edge is the Tubbataha Reefs (UNESCO World Heritage Site). Bohol island is known for its white beaches, snorkeling and diving sites, the Tarsier, Chocolate Hills, scenic rivers, as well as its rich cultural and historical heritage. The town of Jagna has a port which connects it to several neighboring provinces by sea. Jagna is 74 km (1.5 hrs drive) from Panglao International Airport in Bohol. There are several direct daily flights from Manila to Panglao, and ferries from Cebu to Tagbilaran (63 km from Jagna). Manila and Cebu are international gateway cities.
The First Circular for the 9th Jagna International Workshop: Stochastic Analysis – Mathematical Methods and Real World Models (8-18 January 2020) has been released.
This Workshop is part of series that is organized by the Research Center for Theoretical Physics at the Central Visayan Institute Foundation in Jagna, Bohol. Please click on the attached circular below for more information.
The 9th Central Visayan Institute Foundation (CVIF) Dynamic Learning Program (DLP) Workshop will be on 3-5 June 2019 at the University of San Carlos, Talamban Campus, Cebu City, Philippines.
The theme of this workshop is Process-induced Deep Learning for K to G12 and Beyond. Learning sessions will be facilitated by SPP Fellows Dr. Christopher Bernido and Dr. Ma. Victoria Carpio-Bernido. Please download the attached flyer for more information.
The Samahang Pisika ng Pilipinas (SPP) held a planning workshop in preparation for the upcoming annual Physics Conference last 30 November at the Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Physics in UP Los Baños, Laguna.
The aims of the Workshop were to develop plans for the 2020 Physics Conference and to enhance collaborations through team building. In small groups at first and then in plenary, the participants articulated their ideas for the annual conference with regard to trends, desires of the attendees (students, researchers, teachers, foreigners, and others) and some brave “What if …” scenarios. After the Workshop proper, some of the participants joined a short but challenging trek to the UPLB Mudspring in Mt. Makiling.
The 2nd Philippine Nuclear Research and Development Conference (PNRDC2020) will be held from December 8 to 10 to coincide with the DOST Philippine Nuclear Research Institute’s Atomic Energy Week. This online conference aims to circulate the latest advancements on the national and international trends in nuclear R&D, impacts, and policies to the public, as well as to provide a forum for S&T and policy discourse among researchers and the general public.
The last PNRDC, held in 2018, led to the publication of a Special Issue on Nuclear S&T in the Philippine Journal of Science. Once again, the PNRDC2020 Organizing Committee is eyeing to produce another special issue from this year’s accepted submissions.
PNRDC2020 is inviting researchers with novel insights on nuclear S&T, including radiation, X-rays, isotopes, and related applications and policies, to submit an abstract for possible oral or poster presentation at this online conference.
The Abstract Template and Submission Guidelines can be found here: bit.ly/PNRDCAbstract. Please email your submission to: pnrdc-secretariat@pnri.dost.gov.ph with the Subject: [Surname] – PNRDC 2020 Abstract – [Poster/Oral]. The deadline for submissions is on 6 November 2020 at 11:59 PM.
Further inquiries may be sent to the Conference Secretariat: pnrdc-secretariat@pnri.dost.gov.ph.