QIF3 is the third in a series of conferences that bring together and encourage collaboration between researchers working on different aspects of quantum theories and their applications in “real life”.
The previous two meetings took place in Changsha in 2018 and in Shanghai in 2019. QIF3 is a satellite meeting of the International Congress of Quantum Chemistry 2023 and its main themes are the density and density matrix-driven electronic structure methods.
QIF3 will take place in Łódź, Poland on June 21st-24th, 2023.
Important dates:
21 May 2023 registration deadline
07 May 2023 deadline for sending abstracts
14 May 2023 selection of Contributed Talks
The conference starts on June 21st at 9 a.m. and ends on June 24th at 2 p.m.
Invited Speakers
Alessandro Genoni
University of Lorraine
Alexander Sokolov
Ohio State University
Andreas Savin
Sorbonne Université
Christian Schilling
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
David Casanova
Donostia International Physics Center
Eugene DePrince
Florida State University
Hans Jørgen Aagaard Jensen
University of Southern Denmark
Ireneusz Grabowski
Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń
James Anderson
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Julia Contreras-Garcia
Sorbonne Université
Libor Veis
J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry
Marco Nascimento
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro
Mario Piris
Donostia International Physics Center
Michał Lesiuk
University of Warsaw
Nikitas Gidopoulos
Durham University
Paul Ayers
McMaster University
Pavlo Dral
Xiamen University
Peter Knowles
Cardiff University
Peter Nagy
Budapest University Of Technology And Economics
Pina Romaniello
Université de Toulouse
Pierre-Francois Loos
Université de Toulouse
Piotr Paneth
Lodz University of Technology
Rafał Podeszwa
University of Silesia
Shuhua Li
Nanjing University
Samantha Jenkins
Hunan Normal University
Tomasz Wesolowski
University of Geneva
Xiaosong Li
University of Washington
Yang Guo
Shandong University
Malgorzata Biczysko
Shanghai University
Weitao Yang
Duke University, USA
Wan Zhen Liang
Xiamen University
Both traditional and non-traditional lectures will be featured at the conference:
Invited lecture
25 minutes talk, 5 minutes for questions
Pedagogical lecture
The lecture material must be at a level suitable for final year undergraduate students and the audience may interrupt the speakers. There should be no jargon or unexplained acronyms. Limited number of slots available.
Frontier lecture
30 minutes invited talk immediately followed by 30 minutes of audience discussion. The lecture material should be submitted before the conference for distribution to the Q.I. Frontiers audience. Limited number of slots available.