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The Hitchhiker's Guide to Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics: Topological Phenomena in Condensed Matter | (SMR 3625) 06 May 2021 - 03 Jun 2021 Virtual, Italy The Hitchhiker's Guide to Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics: Topological Phenomena in Condensed Matter | (SMR 3625) 06 May 2021 - 03 Jun 2021 Virtual, Italy 5 Directors 1. FAZIO Rosario ICTP Italy 2. HASSANALI Ali ICTP Italy 3. JELIC Asja ICTP Italy 4. RODRIGUEZ GARCIA ICTP Italy Alejandro 5. SCARDICCHIO ICTP Italy Antonello 4 Lecturers 1. BERNEVIG Andrei Princeton University, Princeton Center for United States of America Bogdan Theoretical Science, Condensed Matter Physics 2. CASTELNOVO Claudio Condensed Matter Thoery Group, Hubbard Theory United Kingdom Consortium, Department of Physics, Royal Holloway University of London 3. CHAMON Claudio De Boston University Department of Physics United States of America Carvalho 4. GEFEN Yuval The Weizmann Institute of Science, Department of Israel Condensed Matter Physics 357 Participants 1. ABBAS Hussein International University of Africa the Republic of Sudan 2. ABBAS Sabbtain Department of Physics Sungkyunkwan University Republic of Korea Muhammad South Korea 3. ABBASOVA Chichak Baku State University Azerbaijan 4. ABDALLA Sulieman University of Kordofan, Faculty of Science, the Republic of Sudan Ibrahim Adam Department of Physics 5. ABDELFATAH Esraa - Egypt Taha Sayed 6. ABDELGHANI Majed Cairo University Department of Physics Egypt Abdelsalam Nashaat Moharram 7. ABDELLI Oumayma Faculty of Sciences Tunis , Physics Departement Tunisia , Laboratory of Condensed Matter 8. ABDUL KARIM Muhsin - Ghana 9. ABDULMAGEED Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Cairo Egypt Sameh Muhammad University 10. ABOUIE Jahanfar Department of Physics, Institute for Advanced Islamic Republic of Iran Studies in Basic Sciences IASBS 11. ABRAHAM Ann Asha Indian Institute of Technology, Palakkad India Supervisor : Dr. Soham Manni Department of Physics 12. ABYANEH Zahiri Shahid Beheshti University Islamic Republic of Iran Mehran 13. ACHOUNDONG University of Dschang Departement of Physics Republic of Cameroon Charlotte 14. ADAMSKA Lyudmyla CNR NANO Modena Italy 15. AGARWAL Tarushi Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research Bhopal 16. AICH Suman Indiana University Bloomington Department of United States of America Physics 17. AIT TALEB Abdelali Laboratoire physique des haute Energie Morocco modélisation simulation 18. AKBARI Alireza Max-Planck POSTECH Center for Complex Republic of Korea Phase Materials, 19. AKDENIZLI Mert Boğaziçi University, Faculty of Arts and Turkey Sciences, Physics/Mathematics(double major) 20. ALBRECHT QUINTANILLA Departamento de Física, Universidad Simón Venezuela (the Bolivarian Luis Hermann Bolívar, Apartado postal 89000, Caracas 1080, Republic of) Venezuela, 21. ALBUSAIDI Mohammed Sultan qapoos university Oman Muna 22. ALCALDE Augusto Instituto de Física Universidade Federal de Brazil Uberlândia 23. AL DAWOOD Eman King Abdullah University of Science and Saudi Arabia Technology (KAUST) 24. ALFONSO ACOSTA Leidy - Colombia Paola 25. ALHADJI MALLOUM - University of the Free State Department of South Africa Chemistry 26. ALIZADEH Sara Ferdowsi University Mashhad Islamic Republic of Iran 27. ALOJADO Blancaflor University of San Agustin, College of Philippines Romel Leo Technology, Chemical Engineering Department 28. AMINI Mohammad Soft Matter Theory Group, Department of Italy Chemical Sciences, University of Padova, via Marzolo 1, 35131 Padova, Italy 29. AMIRABBASI Mohammad Department of Physics, Independent research Islamic Republic of Iran center Department of Physics, Isfahan University of Technology 30. ANAND Abhishek Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research Department of Physics 31. ANDRADE Martinez Mapua University, Department of Physics Philippines Benedick 32. ANGELONE Adriano ICTP Italy 33. ANGILELLA G. G. N. Dipartimento di Fisica e Astronomia "Ettore Italy Majorana" Università di Catania 34. ANISH Mohammad Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research Bhopal 35. ARRASYID Naufal Ervin Bandung Institute of Technology Indonesia 36. ARTIACO Claudia International School for Advanced Studies Italy (SISSA) Physics Area – Condensed Matter Theory 37. ASARE Joseph University of Ghana Department of Physics Ghana 38. ASIF Arfa Ripah international university Pakistan 39. AUCAR BOIDI Sophia Nair Instituto Balseiro, Centro Atomico Bariloche Argentina (CNEA), Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Argentina. 40. AZHAR Anugrah Physics Study Program, Faculty of Sciences Indonesia and Technology, Syarif Hidayatullah State Islamic University Jakarta 41. AZIZI Khatereh International Centre for Theoretical Physics Italy (ICTP) 42. BABY Merlyn Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research, Bhopal 43. BALDUCCI Federico SISSA, Statistical Physics Italy 44. BALKOULGA Martial Joel University Joseph KI-ZERBO Departement of Burkina Faso Science and technology Laboratory of Physic and Chimistry 45. BARBOSA BOHÓRQUEZ PGP S.A.S. Colombia Oscar Alberto 46. BAUTISTA Vivar Reilly Department of Physical Sciences and Philippines Mathematics, University of the Philippines - Visayas 47. BENJAMIN Colin National Institute of Science Education and India Research 48. BHAGAT Brajesh Rajesh Department of Physics The Maharaja Sayajirao India University of Baroda 49. BHAT J Sanjana Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research (IISER), Bhopal 50. BHORE Rajendra Tanmay Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research Bhopal 51. BHUTRA Vedant Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research Bhopal 52. BORAH Sudipta indian institute of technology mumbai India 53. BORLIDO Pedro Institut für Festkörpertheorie und Optik Germany 54. BOYAL Prasun Satyendra Nath Bose National Centre for Basic India Sciences Condensed matter physics and material sciences department 55. BRIGHT Hamilton - United Kingdom Christopher 56. BULL Kieran Univeristy of Leeds United Kingdom 57. CALEFFI Fabio SISSA Group of Theory and Simulation of Italy Condensed Matter 58. CANDIDO Denis Ricardo University of Iowa Department of Physics and United States of America Astronomy 59. CARAFONE Flavia - Italy 60. CARDENAS Fernando National University of Engineering Peru Luis 61. CARDENAS LOPEZ Silvia Columbia University, Department of Physics United States of America Fernanda 62. CATALANO Alberto Institut Ruder Boskovic - Division of Theoretical Croatia Giuseppe Physics - Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics group 63. CELEBONOVIC Vladan University of Belgrade Institute of Physics Serbia 64. CESPEDES GONZALES - Peru Alexander David 65. CHAKRABORTY Nilotpal Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Germany Systems 66. CHAKRABORTY Arijit National Institute of Technology Durgapur India Department of Physics 67. CHALIMAH - Siti 1. Nanophotonics Group, National Institute for Japan Materials Science (NIMS), Tsukuba, Japan 2. Applied Chemistry, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan 68. CHENG Wenjun Australian National University Australia 69. CHIKA Khouloud Laboratoire de Physique de la Matiere Tunisia Condensee Faculte des Sciences de Tunis 70. CHINELLATO Leandro - Argentina Micael 71. ÇOBAN Ege - Turkey 72. COIMBATORE BALRAM IMSc India Ajit 73. CONTESSI Daniele Department of Physics, University of Trento. Via Italy Sommarive 14, 38123 Povo (TN) 74. COSTA DURAN Alejo Instituto de física de líquidos y sistemas Argentina biológicos (IFlySIB) 75. COSTA PRAUCHNER Universidade Federal de Santa Maria, Brazil Leonardo Departamento de Física, Laboratório de Teoria da Matéria Condensada. 76. CRASTO DE LIMA Felipe Brazilian Nanotechnology National Laboratory - Brazil Brazilian Center for Research in Energy and Materials 77. DABBAGHI Pooria Shahid Beheshti university, Physics Department, Islamic Republic of Iran comphys.sbu.ac.ir 78. DANG Tuan Linh II. Physikalisches Institut, Mathematisch- Germany Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät, Universität zu Köln 79. DASALLAS Corporal Dyn Quantum Transport and Quantum Philippines Paulo Thermodynamics Group, Institute of Mathematical Sciences and Physics, University of the Philippines Los Baños 80. DASH Radhakanta College of Engineering and Technology, India Bhubaneswar Department of Physics 81. DAVOUDI Samira Ferdowsi University Islamic Republic of Iran 82. DEDE Mehmet Boğaziçi University Turkey 83. DEGER Aydin School of Physics and Astronomy, University of United Kingdom Leeds 84. DELL'ANNA Federico University of Bologna, physics department Italy 85. DESAI Amogh Neelkanth Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research, Bhopal 86. DESAULES Marc Jean- Theoretical Physics Group, School of Physics United Kingdom Yves and Astronomy, University of Leeds 87. DESHMUKH Ketan Government Holkar science College India 88. DHORI Bhautik The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda India Rameshbhai 89. ĐURĐEVIĆ Stevan Faculty of Science and Mathematics, University Montenegro of Montenegro 90. DUSCHENES Matthew - Canada 91. DUTT Rajeev Raja Ramanna Centre of Advanced Technology India 92. DUTTA Purba Indian Institute of Science Education and India Research, Bhopal 93. EBRAHIMI Mahdieh Shahid Beheshti University Islamic Republic of Iran 94. EFREMKIN Vladislav Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire de Physique France (University Grenoble Alpes) 95. EINABADI Elham Faculty of Physics Khajeh Nasir Toosi University Islamic Republic of Iran of Technology 96. ELEZABY Ahmed Texas A&M University Department of Physics United States of America Abdelrahman And Astronomy Abdelrahman Ahmed 97. ELMELIGY Sohair Ahmed Ain Shams University Department of Physics Egypt Mohamed Abdelmonem Ismail 98. EMEKA Raphael Ndubuisi - Nigeria 99. EMRALINO Francis Physics Unit, Philippine Science High School
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