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Fysikermøtet i Tromsø 7.-9. august 2017
Information og program
Organisert av Norsk Fysisk Selskap i samarbeid med Institutt for Fysikk og Teknologi, UiT Norges Arktiske Universitet
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Institutt for Fysikk og Teknologi, UiT Norges Arktiske Universitet
Institutt for Fysikk, Norges Teknisk Naturvitenskapelige Universitet
Institutt for Fysikk og Teknologi, Universitetet i Bergen
Fysisk Institutt, Universitetet i Oslo
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Velkommen Fysikermøtet i Tromsø 2017
Fysikermøtet arrangeres hvert andre år av fysikk-instituttene ved de norske breddeuniversitetene i samarbeid med Norsk Fysisk Selskap. I 2017 arrangeres møtet i Tromsø ved Institutt for Fysikk og Teknologi, UiT Norges Arktiske Universitet. Vi ønsker alle velkommen til et givende og minnerikt møte, med vekt på faglig spennende foredrag, parallellsesjoner, debatter og sosiale ”happenings”. Formatet på møtet passer også utmerket til å gi master- og PhD-studenter muligheten til å holde sine første foredrag for en faglig forsamling og bli kjent med fysikere og studenter fra andre norske universiteter.
Det er et stort behov for å styrke kontakten mellom norske fysikere, og vi håper møtet kan bidra til dette.
Welcome to the Physicist Meeting in Tromsø 2017 The Norwegian Physicist Meeting is organized every 2nd year by the Physics Departments at the larger Universities in Norway in collaboration with the Norwegian Physical Society. In 2017, the meeting is organized in Tromsø at Department of Physics and Technology, UiT The Arctic University of Norway. We wish you all welcome to a fruitful and memorable meeting, focused on exciting plenary talks, parallel sessions, debates and enjoyable social events together with other physicists. The format of the meeting is in particular suitable for master- and Ph.D. students to presents some of their first talks and posters to a physicist audience, and to get introduced to physicists from other universities and work places in Norway.
It is of great importance to strengthen the cross-field contact between physicist, and the Physicist Meeting is a perfect arena for that!
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Find your way around.
The meeting will take place in the Technology building (Teknologibygget, TB) and in the Pharmasy Building (Farmasibygget, PB) on the main University Campus. The Technolgy building is the home of the Department of Physics and Technolgy and the Department of Engineering and Safety. It is the most recent building on campus and we transferred here during fall 2014. The Pharmasy building is in close vicinity to TB and is also one of the most recent buildings on campus. We are using their Auditorium Tabletten (The Pill), room F 1.101, and outside the auditorium there is a nice area for posters and coffee breaks. The parallel sessions Monday will take place in TB Auditoriums at 2nd and 1st floors, and the plenary sessions will take place in the PB Auditorium Tabletten. Lunch will be served in the cantina in Teorifagsbygget Hus 1. You can get an overview impression of the different locations from this overview, or search the map on https://uit.no/campustromso
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Information for presenters
Instructions for talks:
Your time slot includes time for questions (2–5 min, depending on your total time). Please keep the talk within your allowed time slot!
Make sure that your talk works on a Windows computer, before you arrive. In particular, please check that movie files are embedded in the presentation. Some details about the AV equipment can be found here
We greatly encourage you to bring an USB stick and have your talk copied to the AV-computer in the room at least 1–2 breaks prior to your talk. Especially in the parallel sessions with short talks, this will speed up the transfer significantly. For those of you who start Monday (parallel sessions in particular), we encourage you to send your file by email to [email protected] or upload it to a Dropbox account that will be shared with you by email.
In the parallel sessions rooms and the plenary auditorium Tabletten we will assign persons to help with the equipment. For the longer talks, (30 min and up) it is also possible to bring your own computer. HDMI and VGA connectors are provided with the equipment.
Instruction for posters:
The poster boards fit portrait A0 format (210 mm x 297 mm). The poster boards will be provided from Monday around lunch outside Tabletten, and we recommend the posters are mounted already Monday afternoon. Equipment for the mounting will be provided.
Some advise regarding posters (guidelines only, ref. IT Learning Centre):
There are two criteria for text on a poster:
— Text on the poster must be readable from a distance of a metre or so
— Restrict your word count to only a few hundred words. Recommended 600–800.
— Recommended font sizes Titles 72+, Sub-titles 54+, Text 30+,
Sub-text 20+, could be less or larger depending on font type.
Standard sans-serif font such as Arial or Helvetica are generally good for posters.
We will select the best student poster and the best student oral presentation, and we got some nice prizes from Andreas Wahl’s web shop for nerds, so stay put until Wednesday noon to celebrate the winner!
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Program.
For the plenary talks we have been lucky to attract two world renown speakers on the topics of astrophysics and astrobiology, as well as excellent speakers nominated by the groups of the Norwegian Physical Society and Department of Physics and Technology. The talks presented by the UiT groups cover space physics, nano-optics, sensors and energy and climate physics. There will be parallel sessions on a) Condenced Matter and Atomic Physics, b) Subatomic Physics and Astrophysics, c) Biophysics, d) Space, Plasma, and Climate Physics.
The Birkeland year will be observed by a lecture by Dr. Terje Brundtland at the end of the meeting. Stay put for a memorable talk!
Parallel session are organized by the topical groups of the Society.
Condenced Matter and Atomic Physics session (CMAP) starts at 9.00 in Auditorium TB 2.017. Note, this session has a different time for coffee break and earlier lunch than the other. See program details!
Subatomic Physics and Astrophysics session (SPAP) starts at 9.30 in Auditorium TB 2.018.
Biophysics session (BP) starts at 9.30 in Auditorium TB 2.019
Space-, plasma-, and Climate Physics session (SPCP) starts at 10.00 in Room TB 1.023
Aud PBT = Auditorium Tabletten (F1.101) in the Pharmasy Building.
Aud TB = Auditoriums 2.017, 2.018 og 2.019, and 1.016 in the Technology Building. See overview map.
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Program overview
Monday 07.08 Tuesday 08.08 Wednesday 09.08
09.00 Arrival/ Registration (until 16.00)
Løvhaug: Ionosfære/ EISCAT 3D
Angell/ Tellefsen: Relekvant
09.00 Start Parallel session CMAP TB 2.017
09.30 Start Parallel sessions SAAP TB 2.018 & BP TB 2.019
09.45 Jágerská:Methane sensing on a chip
Funke: The Power of Python in Science and Education 10.00 10.00 Start Parallell session
SPCP TB 1.016 10.15
Coffe break Coffee break
10.45 Tinguely: Nanoscopy
Prisutdeling Martin Landrøs prisog Undervisnings-prisenmed pris-foredrag. 11.00 Coffee break
11.15 Marstein: The modern crystalline silicon solar cell 11.30 Start Parallel sessions
11.45 Tywoniuk: Quark-gluon plasma Brundtland: Canned Aurora 12.00 12.15 Lunch 12.30 Closing 12.45 Lunch 13.00 Group annual meetings 13.15 14.00
Lunch Tutorial, Sudbø: Metallic Hydrogen
14.15 Plenary session, Auditorium PBT Åpning v/Prorektor Kenneth Ruud
Debatt m/ innledere: Vi utdanner for en framtid vi ikke kjenner. Vi skal utdanne kritiske tenkere. Hvordan gjør vi det? Debattleder fung. inst.leder IFTStian Anfinsen, UiT (in Norwegian)
14.30
14.45 Keynote, Jocelyn Bell-Burnell. We are made of star stuff
15.00 Boat trip! See details in info sheet.
15.30 Coffee & poster 15.45 Coffee break 16.00 Årsmøte NFS 16.15 Keynote:
Rotschild, Are we alone? The search for life in the universe.
16.30 16.45 17.00
17.15 Simon Wedlund: Rosetta 17.45 Årsmøte NFL
18.00 Bus to Fjellheisen (cable car) 18.30 19.00 Tours 20.00 Get-together @Mack Conference dinner @ Fjellheisen
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Monday August 7:
08.30 – 16.00: Check-in and registration 09.00 — 13.15: Parallell-sessions in Auditoriums in Technology building.
9.00 - Condensed matter and atomic physics Chair J. P. Hansen starts 9.00 in Room 2.017 and have breaks at slightly different times due to an extensive number of talks.
09.30 - Subatomic Physics and Astrophysics Chair H. Helstrup starts 09.30 in Room 2.018.
Biophysics Chair M. Lilledahl starts 09.30 in Room 2.019.
10.00 - Space, Plasma and Climate Physics Chair K. Olafsson starts 10.00 in Room 1.023.
10.50 — 11.20: Coffee break (time is approximate, depending slightly on actual program of parallel sessions)
11.30 — 13.15: Parallel session reconvenes in auditoriums in the Technology building
13.15 — 14.15: Lunch in Teorifagbygg 1 Cantina
14.15 — 14.45: Auditorium Tabletten (F 1.101) Pharmasy bldg Chair Å. Fredriksen Opening by pro-rector Kenneth Ruud
14.45 - 15.45: Keynote: Dame Susan Jocelyn Bell Burnell, University of Oxford: “We are made of star stuff”
15.45 — 16.15: Coffee break
16.15 — 17.15: Keynote: Prof. Lynn Rotschild, NASA Ames Research Center & Brown University, 'Are we alone? The search for life in the universe.'
17.15 — 17.45: Dr. Cyril Simon Wedlund, University of Oslo: 'ROSETTA - rendezvous with a comet'
17.45: Årsmøte Norsk Fysikklærerforening
19.00 — 20.00 Tours at the glass hut Blåst (Blown) or the micro-brewery @ Mack
20.00 — late Sosial event at Mack Ølhallen
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Tuesday August 8
Auditorium Tabletten (F 1.101) Pharmasy bldg
09.00 - 09.45: Prof. Unni Pia Løvhaug, UiT The Arctic University of Norway: 'EISCAT_3D: The Modern Arctic Radar for Space Research'
09.45 - 10.15: Dr. Jana Jágerská, NFR Young Research Talent, UiT Norges Arktiske Universitet: 'On-chip methane sensing'
10.15 - 10.45: Break
10.45 - 11.15: Dr. Jean-Claude Tinguely, UiT Norges Arktiske Universitet, 'Waveguide-based nanoscopy'
11.15 - 11.45: Dr. Erik Stensrud Marstein, Institutt for energiteknikk: The modern crystalline silicon solar cell
11.45 - 12.15: Dr. Konrad Tywoniuk, "Matter at extreme conditions in heavy-ion collisions at the LHC"
12.15- 13.15: Lunch
13.15 - 14.00: Tutorial: Prof. Asle Sudbø, NTNU: "Metallisk hydrogen"
14.00 - 15.20: Debate with panel (in Norwegian): «Vi utdanner for en framtid vi ikke kjenner. Vi skal utdanne kritiske tenkere. Hvordan gjør vi det?» Debattleder: fung. inst.leder Stian Anfinsen, UiT. Innledere og paneldeltagere: Cathrine Wahlstrøm Tellefsen, professor, UiO, Rolf Jonas Persson, 1. amanuensis, NTNU, Martin Rypdal, 1. amanuensis, UiT, Mads Adrian Hansen, student, UiT
15.20: Break and poster session.
16.00: Årsmøte NFS
18.30: Bus to Fjellheisen (cable car) from Prostneset
20.00: Conference dinner
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Wednesday August 9
09.00 - 09.45: In Norwegian: Hovedforedrag undervisning Prof. Emeritus Carl Angell/ Førstelektor Cathrine W. Tellefsen, Skolelaboratoriet, UiO: "Relekvant: Aktiv og variert læring i relativitetsteori og kvantefysikk"
09.45 - 10.15: Dr. Simon W. Funke, SIMULA, 'The Power of Python in Science and Education '
10.15 - 10.45: Coffee break
10.45 - 11.45: In Norwegian: Prisutdeling Landrø-prisen og Undervisningsprisen med prisforedrag. Prisforedrag Landrøprisen 2015: Ph.D. student Audun Theodorsen, UiT: “Using statistics to describe turbulence in fusion plasmas”
11.45 - 12.30: Dr. Terje Brundtland, Independent Scholar: 'Canned Aurora'
12.30 - 12.45: Closing
12.45 - 13. 45: Lunch
15.00 - 19.00 Boat trip! Sign up with Ashild Fredriksen (91885132) or Theresa Rexer (90164154)
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Parallel session in Atomic and Condensed Matter Physics Monday Aug 7 09.00-14.20 Room Room 2.017
NB: Talks may be accompanied by a poster to be presented at the poster session, Tuesday Aug. 8, 15.30-16.00 Pharmasy bldg.
09.00-09.30 Gustavo Gimenes and Elisabeth Bouchaud, ESPCI-Paris Tech, CEA-Saclay, Fracture of “near-liquids”
09.30-10.00 P.A. Rikvold, C.H. Chan, G. Brown, Florida State University, Metastability and Instability in a Model Spin-crossover Material: Free-energy Landscapes and Phase Diagrams
10.00-10.20 P. Mikheenko, NTNU, Magnetic flux avalanches in superconductors
10.20-10.35 Tea/Coffee break
10.35-10.55 Arne Skjeltorp, IFE, New Forceful Magnetic Bioseparation using GIAMAG Magnet Systems
10.55-11.15 H. Agueny and J. P. Hansen, UiB, Ultrafast processes in heavy particle collisions: from single molecules to extended systems
11.15-11.25 Andreas Skeidsvoll, Morten Tysse and Markus Lysne, UiB, Basis Function Performance for local state generation in quantum systems
11.25-11.45 A.T. J. van Helvoort, P. E. Vullum, Sigurd Wenner, J. Sunde1, V. T. Fauske, R. Holmestad, NTNU/SINTEF, Transmission electron microscopy: what more to see?
11.45-12.05 Dag W. Breiby, NTNU, Coherent X-ray Diffractive Imaging: Quantitative Microscopy From Diffraction Patterns
12.05-12.20 Anette Eleonora Gunnæs, UiO, Evaluation of a thermoelectric p-n junction at the macro and nano scale by X-ray and electron probe techniques
12.20-13.00 Lunch
13.00-13.10 E. Bering, S. Indrehus, P. Ballone, A. Hansen, NTNU, A particle-based fibre bundle model
13.10-13.30 Geir Helgesen, Bjørn C. Hauback, Kenneth D. Knudsen, Magnus H. Sørby, Stefano Deledda, Christoph Frommen, and Isabel Llamas-Jansa, IFE, NcNeutron – Norwegian Center for Neutron Research
13.30-13.40 Rodrigo de Miguel, J. Miguel Rubi, NTNU/University of Barcelona, Small systems in a heat bath: a quick but endless journey towards equilibrium
13.40-13.50 S. Indrehus, E. Bering, P. Ballone, A. Hansen, NTNU, A computational study of creep in non-linear bio-polymer bundles
13.50-14.00 Tarjei Bondevik, Ole Martin Løvvik, Øystein Prytz, Truls Norby, UiO/SINTEF Space charge layers in interfaces of BZY investigated by inline electron holography and density functional theory
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14.00-14.10 L. P. Cavalcanti, G. Kalantzopoulos, P. Sobas, H. N. Bordallo, G. Helgesen, K. D. Knudsen, J. O. Fossum, University of Copenhagen/European Spallation Source/IFE/NTNU, Why are high charge density clays effective for CO2 capture?
14.10-14.20 Etien Martinez Roman, Alfredo Gonzalez, Ernesto Altshuler, Alfo J. Batista Leyva, NTNU/University of Pinar del Río-Cuba/University of Havana-Cuba/InsTec-Cuba, Velocity profile in confined granular flows
Parallel session Subatomic Physics and Astrophysics, Monday August 7, 09.30, in TB 01.018.
09.30-09.50: I.K.B Kullmann: Where does 'star-stuff' come from? ...and what does nuclear physics
have to do with it?
09.50-10.10: G.M. Tveten: What can nuclear physics teach us about what happens to nuclei when stars explode?
10.10-10.30: Jeriek Van den Abeele: Aspects of Resurgence
10.30-10.50: Arild Velure: Design and Characterization of the SAMPA ASIC
10.50-11.20: Coffee break
11.20-11.40: S. Nesbø: Simulations Of Busy Probabilities In The ALPIDE Chip And The Upgraded ALICE ITS Detector
11.40-12.00: J. R. Sølie: Radiation environment and radiological protection considerations in pencil beam scanning proton therapy and proton CT 12.15 M.
12.00-12.20: Matthias Richter: What can we gain from modern programming techniques?
12.20-12.40: Magne Eik Lauritzen: The new Cosmic Ray Detector at University of Bergen
12.40: Årsmøte i faggruppe for subatomær fysikk og astrofysikk
13.15 - 14.15: Lunch
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Parallel session Biohysics, Sunday August 6, in town, and Monday August 7, in TB 01.019.
Sunday 06.08
1800 Årsmøte. Hotell xxx
2000 Festmiddag - biofysikk. Restaurant xxx
Monday 07.08
09.20-09.30 Welcome
09.30-09.50 Arne Kristoffersen: Using fluorescence as a tool to investigate the secrets of photosynthesis
09.50-10.10 Magnus Lilledahl: Second harmonic generation microscopy
10.10-10.30 Arne Skjeltorp: Bioseparation using GIAMAG Magnet Systems
10.30-10.50 Azadeh Abravan: Vertebral column irradiation impacts hematologic toxicity during radiotherapy of lung cancer patients
10.50-11.20 Coffee break
11.20-11.40 Einar Sagstuen: Solid state radiation dosimetry using the amino acid alanine: in quest of the third alanine radical using multivariate analysis.
11.40-12.00 Vilde Eide Skingen: Patient-specific tumor control probability modelling based on tumor lesion glycolysis of anal cancer
12.00-12.30 Eli Olaug Hole: Biophysics and Medical Physics at UiO: Research and Education. An incomplete overview
13.15-14.15 Lunch
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Parallel session Space, Plasma and Climate Physics Monday August 7, 10.00, in TB 01.016.
10.00-10.20: Asgeir Brekke, UiT, På Pionerers skuldre-fra Haldde til EISCAT_3D
10.20-10.40: Björn Gustavsson, UiT, First observations of incoherent scattering of electromagnetic waves from thermal plasma
10.40-11.00: Hanne Henningsen, UiB, Light reflection from snow and ice in the Arctic
11.00-11.30: Coffee break
11.30-11.50: Aasmund Sudbø, UiO: Remote sensing of volcanic SO2 emissions using UV camera systems.
11.50-12.10: Jøran Moen, UiO: Grand Challenge Initiative – Cusp
12.10-12.30: Natalie Forseth: The Structuring of High Latitude Aurora
12.30-12.50: Anna Kristine Fæhn Follestad, UiO: Relationship between GPS measurements and Plasma density for the Swarm Satellites
1250: Årsmøte Rom-, plasma- og klimafysikk
13.15 Lunch
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Poster program
Hall outside Auditorium Paletten, Tuesday August 8, 15.30.
No Title Presenting author Affiliation
1 First order magnetostructural transitions in the Fe-doped MnNiGe magnetic equiatomic compound
Bjørn Christian Hauback
IFE
2 Electromagnetic modelling of power umbilical systems Martin Hovde NMBU 3 Hybrid photovoltaic-thermal (PV/T) systems for zero
emission buildings Clara Good UiT
4 Radiobiological plan evaluation based on two different cell survival models for brachytherapy of locally advanced cervical cancer
Delmon Arous UiO
5 From dose prescription to dose delivery - Can dose painting by numbers be accurately delivered?
Iosif Papoutsis UiO
6 Integration of remote sensing and modelling for oil spill monitoring
Camilla Brekke UiT
7 Multi-frequency polarimetric SAR signatures of lead sea ice and oil spills
Malin Johansson UiT
8 Measurements of ion beams and high-energy electrons in a helicon plasma device
Njål Gulbrandsen UiT
9 Horizontal motion in Polar Mesospheric Summer Echoes observed with EISCAT VHF
Ingrid Mann UiT
10 Optimizing the dust detector for measurements during the G-Chaser student campaign
Dorota Jozwicki UiT
11 A comparison study of the polar cap and auroral zone ionosphere
Lindis Merete Bjoland
UiT
12 Estimation of Neutral Densities in the Thermosphere. Will Stock UiT
13 Exponential velocity profile of granular flows down a confined heap
Etien Martinez Roman
Univ. Havana Cuba
14 Basis Function Performance for local state generation in quantum systems
Morten Tysse UiB
15 A particle-based fibre bundle model Eivind Bering NTNU 16 Small systems in a heat bath: a quick but endless journey
towards equilibrium Rodrigo de Miguel
NTNU, Univ. Barcelona
17 A computational study of creep in non-linear bio-polymer bundles
Sunniva Indrehus NTNU
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Contact persons during meeting: Åshild Fredriksen [email protected] 91885132 Theresa Rexer [email protected] 90164154 Sara Björk [email protected]
Local organizing committee: Åshild Fredriksen [email protected] 91885132 Theresa Rexer [email protected] 90164154 Sara Björk [email protected] Frank Melandsø [email protected] Kjell Øystein Netland [email protected]
