Over the years, the BWSP has grown into a major national event, covering cutting-edge topics in Condensed Matter Physics. The 22nd edition aims to bring together the Brazilian semiconductor physics community for lectures and discussions on the most relevant and up-to-date subjects in the field.
Returning to the city of Rio de Janeiro after a 31-year hiatus, the 22nd Brazilian Workshop on Semiconductor Physics (BWSP) will be held at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro. The program will feature a wide range of themes, including traditional and emerging topics in semiconductors, nanostructure fabrication techniques, devices, and quantum technologies, among others. It will include plenary talks, tutorials, contributed presentations, and panel sessions open to all participants.
The workshop will cover a broad range of topics such as low dimensional systems, topological insulators, graphene, two-dimensional systems beyond graphene, wide- and narrow-gap semiconductors, spin manipulation, organic and biological related semiconductors, among other traditional topics in semiconductor physics. The workshop program is planned to feature a total of 52 presentations, composed of 18 invited speakers and 34 oral contributions, 2 poster sessions, and 2 flash-talks. Moreover, 2 tutorials will also be included.
1. Register. Registration is completed by selecting your category and providing personal, academic, and affiliation information.
2. Submit your abstract. Submission is completed by entering the title of the work, the abstract, and the authors’ names. You will be asked to upload aPDF file.
Graduate and Undergraduate
R$ 320,00 / R$ 420,00 (until July 15 / after July 15)
High School Teachers
R$ 160,00 / R$ 210,00 (until July 15 / after July 15)
Professors and Professional
R$ 650,00 / R$ 850,00 (until July 15 / after July 15)
Organizing committee
R$ 320,00 / R$ 420,00 (until July 15 / after July 15)
Brazilian Speakers
Amalia Patanè (University of Nottingham – UK)
Anderson Janotti (University of Delaware – EUA)
Benedikt Schwarz (TU Wien – AUT)
Felipe Jornada (Stanford University – EUA)
Maciej Molas (University of Warsaw – POL)
Peide Ye (Purdue University – EUA)
Rachel S. Goldman (University of Michigan – EUA)
Scott Liles (UNSW – AUS)
Stephan Reitzenstein (Technical University of Berlin – ALE)
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The Instituto de Física (Physics Institute) was created in 1964 while the UFRJ (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro) used to be the Universidade do Brasil (University of Brazil). Today, it is an institute of the Centro de Ciências Matemáticas e da Natureza – CCMN (Centre of Mathematical and Nature Sciences). Its structure is made of four departments that share the research, teaching and extension activities: Mathematical Physics, Nuclear Physics, Solid Physics and Theoretical Physics.
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