RPMBT 21On the last day of the conference, Friday, September 16th, the Lenovo laptop awardees were announced. They are David Jansen, Francesco Marino, and Megan Moss, for their contributed talks; and Cristian Apostoli and Tong Shen, for their poster contributions.
Congratulations!!!
You can now download the full book of abstracts as a simple text file, alphabetically ordered, here.
Our conference brochure is now available for download here.
The brochure contains the full schedule as well as information on restaurants, things to do in Chapel Hill, taking the bus around town, and COVID testing.
The poster sessions are scheduled during all the coffee and lunch breaks.
Poster space will be available for sizes up to 48 inches by 36 inches.
Antoine Georges, Gabriel Kotliar and Dieter Vollhardt have been jointly awarded the 2022 Feenberg Memorial Medal for established work that has significantly advanced the field of many-body physics. The award is for the Dynamical Mean Field Theory (DMFT) method, now an important tool in the Many-Body community.
The Eugene Feenberg Memorial Medal was established by the many-body physics at the Third International Conference on Recent Progress in Many-Body Theories in 1983 as a continuing memorial to Eugene Feenberg. The medal commemorates Eugene Feenberg’s wise stewardship of a field that penetrates into all branches of physics, his deep physical insights and great formal achievements, his dedicated service as a teacher and as a mentor, and the exemplary integrity of his personal and professional life. The Feenberg Award serves to preserve the memory of the unique and enduring contributions of Eugene Feenberg to physics.
Thanks to the generosity of Lenovo US, the top 5 student contributions (talks and posters) will be awarded a Lenovo X13 Yoga Gen2 laptop. This is a 13” ultraportable 2-in-1 computer with a touch screen and integrated digitizer.
While the talk slots are full, there is still room for posters! Make sure to register for the conference and submit your poster abstract by the August 5th deadline.
Check out the latest schedule and list of speakers here.
Early registration ($450 for regular participants; $250 for students) has been extended until July 15th!
You can formally register for the conference following this link.
Make sure you book your room at the Carolina Inn soon before they run out! We have a limited block of rooms at a reduced conference rate, which will only be available until July 31st. You can make your reservation following this link.
If you would like to submit a title and abstract for a talk or poster, you can do so using the online “Pre-registration” form you will find here.
The conference will take place at the beautiful Carolina Inn, an iconic historical landmark of Chapel Hill, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and a member of Historic Hotels of America, the official program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Participants will be able to make room reservations at a discounted conference rate starting in the coming weeks (more info on that soon!).