ICTPT-2024

The INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on
Theoretical Physics and New Technologies

Samarkand, Republic of Uzbekistan

from the 30th of September to the 4th October 2024

Registration
Conference chairman

Prof. Alexey Kavokin
MIPT & RQC, Russia

The program committee chairman

Prof. Anvar Zakhidov
University of Texas, Dallas - USA

Scientific secretary

Dr. Stella Kavokina
MIPT & RQC, Russia

About

Conference topics

    Condensed matter and theoretical physics Quantum technologies and simulations Light-matter interactions in solids Photonics, plasmonics and polaritonics Solar cells and photovoltaics Light harvesting and spectroscopy Metamaterials and applications New functional materials for electronics and photonics Nonlinear and atomic optics Condensed Matter Spectroscopy

Organizers

  • Samarkand State University, Samarkand, Uzbekistan
  • Moscow Institute for Physics and Technology, Russia
  • Russian Quantum Center, Russia

Program

The conference program is available now


Program

Proceedings

The conference proceedings


Proceedings

Important dates

June 1, 2024 Abstract submission opens
August 15, 2024 Abstract submission deadline !Deadline extension until 2.09.2024!
August 25, 2024 Early registration deadline
September 30, 2024 Conference opening
October 4, 2024 Conference closing
Organizing committee

Chairman

Prof. R.I. Khalmuradov

Rector Samarkand State University - Uzbekistan

Vice Chairman

Prof. A. Jumabaev

Samarkand State University - Uzbekistan

Vice Chairman

Prof. H. Hushvaktov

Samarkand State University - Uzbekistan



Organizing committee members
Acad. S.A. Bakhramov Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Acad. M. Kh. Ashurov Research and Production Association «Fonon»
Prof. Kh. Ashurov Institute of Ion-Plasma and Laser Technologies
Acad. F. Abdullaev Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Acad. B. Akhmedov Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Prof. E. Zakhidov Institute of Ion-Plasma and Laser Technologies
Prof. Kh. Daliev Branch of the National Research University "Moscow Power Engineering Institute" in Tashkent
Prof. A. Ahatov Samarkand State University
Dr. A. Absanov Samarkand State University
Prof. L. Sabirov Samarkand State University
Prof. N. Nizomov Samarkand State University
Prof. N. Eshkobilov Samarkand State University
Prof. E. Arzikulov Samarkand State University
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Prof. Anvar Zakhidov

Texas-Dallas University, USA

Prof. Pavel Belov

ITMO University, Russia
New Uzbekistan University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Prof. Aldo Di Carlo

University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy

Prof. Mikhail Portnoi

University of Exeter, UK

Prof. Pavlos Lagoudakis

Skoltech University, Russia

Prof. Denis Semenov

Samarkand State University, Uzbekistan

Prof. Daniele Barettin

University of Niccolò Cusano - Italy

Acad. M. Musakhanov

Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Information on the conference venue

Samarkand

Located at the center of the main Asian trade routes, Samarkand was part of the first Persian Empire during its history spanning some 2,700 years; later it was under Arab, then Timurid and Uzbek influence.
The city, whose etymology means "stone fortress" in the Sogdian language (samar = stone / rock and kand = fortress) is located along the Silk Road in the path between China and Europe, practically in the center of Eurasia. It is located at 702 meters above sea level. and, despite being in Uzbekistan, most of the inhabitants are Tajik, a dialect of Farsi. Since 2001 the city has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List under the title of Samarkand - Crossroads of cultures .
Samarkand is one of the oldest cities in the world, which has thrived due to its location along the Silk Road, the major overland trade route between China and Europe. Samarkand was once the richest city in Central Asia and for most of its history was part of the First Persian Empire. Founded between the 7th and 5th centuries BC, Samarkand was already the capital of the Sogdian satrapy under the Achaemenids of Persia when Alexander the Great (known as Iskander Khan in Persian culture) conquered it in 329 BC. Under the Sassanids, Samarkand flourished and became one of the major cities of their empire. From the 6th to the 13th century the population expanded and became more populous even than modern Samarkand. In those years the city experienced the Arab invasion (which brought its alphabet and converted its population to Islam), that of the Persians and several successive Turkish dynasties, which made it one of the richest cities in the entire Islamic world. It was sacked in the year 1220 by the Mongols and only a small part of the population survived, who also had to face a subsequent sack, led by another Mongol leader: Barak Khan. It took the city decades to recover from those disasters.

"Samarcan is a noble city, and there are Christians and Saracens."
Marco Polo, The Million


Samarkand State University

The history of Samarkand State University began on September 21, 1420, from the moment the madrasah of Mirzo Ulugbek was founded. The great scientist Muhammad Khavofi had made a scientific report on the theory of Claudius Ptolemy in front of a learned audience of over a 100 on that day. Since that day, the madrasah of Mirzo Ulugbek began to function, where, along with the canons of Islam, students were taught such fundamental sciences as mathematics, algebra (al-zhabr), geometry (handasa), law (fiqh) and some other subjects.

Written sources and scientific research confirm that Samarkand State University is a direct descendant of the madrasah of Mirzo Ulugbek. In light of this, in 2020 Samarkand State University celebrates its 600th anniversary. The rector of the university since 2016 is Prof Rustam Ibragimovich Halmuradov.

Currently, Samarkand State University (SamSU) has the following branches and institutes:
  • Kattakurgan branch of SamSU; Urgut branch of SamSU;
  • Institute of Agrobiotechnologies and Food Safety of Samara State University;
  • Institute of Engineering Physics SamSU; Scientific Research;
  • Institute of Turkic Studies Samara State University;
  • Institute of Human Resources Management and Regional Development SamSU;
  • Institute of Biochemistry SamSU.
Following faculties:
  • Faculty of Mathematics;
  • Faculty of Geography and Ecology;
  • Faculty of History;
  • Faculty of Psychology and Socio-Political Sciences;
  • Faculty of Intelligent Systems and Computer Technologies;
  • Faculty of Law; Faculty of Philology;
  • Faculty of Teacher Education.


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Address Republic of Uzbekistan, 703004, Samarkand, University Boulevard, 15

Hotel

Participants are requested to book the hotel independently.


Social Program

TBA

Dinner will be organized in one of the most traditional restaurants in front of the famous Registan in Samarkand.

REGISTRATION
Participant

500.00

50000.00₽
Student

400.00

40000.00₽
Accompanying

200.00

20000.00₽
- Before paying for the conference, you must read the Offer Agreement regulating the conditions and rules of the conference
- Prices include Taxes
- Refounding deadline: 29th September 2024
- There are no discounts on registration fee short stays

IMPORTANT

To ensure the efficient organization of the conference, all accompanying persons must be registered in advance. Unregistered companions will not be able to take part in the tour, dinner or welcome meeting. Thanks for understanding.

The registration fee includes attendance at the session, conference materials, all lunches and coffee breaks, conference dinner and excursion.

Participation in this conference is face-to-face only. The conference does not allow remote participation.

Organizing committee.

Invited speakers
Alexander Buzdin
Boris Altshuler
Mikhail Glazov
Alexey Rubtsov
Yurii Bunkov
Alexey Yulin
Nikolay Gippius
Vladimir Yudson
Emil Akhmedov
Georgy Shlyapnikov
Alexander Melnikov
Anton Nalitov
Zaur Alisultanov
Andrey Kudilis
Mikhail Portnoi
Marina Semina
Ilya Tokatly
Vanik Shahnazaryan
Vladimir Enaldiev
A joint session of ICPTP and MOST

The International conference on Meta-Optics: from Science to Technology will take place in Samarkand soon after the ICPTP, from October 8th to October 11th.

A joint session of ICPTP and MOST 2024 will be organised in one of the cultural heritage sites of Uzbekhistan during the weekend 5th - 6th of October. Those who wish to attend it are kindly invited to contact the organisers of both events for further information. To learn more about joint session, please visit most2024.com.

Abrikosov Center for Theoretical Physics

Address:
Dolgoprudny, Institutsky lane 9k7, 617
141701

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