europhysicsnewsBULLETIN OF THE EUROPEAN PHYSICAL SOCIETYJ.A. Volume 11 Number 3 Meetings Issue March 1980

Europhysics Conference Abstracts Series 4, Volumes A-K

Titles 19804A Structure and Motion in Polymeric Glasses 21-25 April

Noordwijkerhout, NL4B Symposium on Sputtering 28-30 April

Vienna, A4C Physics in One Dimension 25-29 August

Fribourg, CH4D Atomic and Molecular Physics of Ionized Gases 1-3 Sept.

Dubrovnik, YU4E Atomic Spectroscopy (EGAS) 2-5 Sept.

Pisa, I4F Heating in Toroidal Plasmas 3-12 Sept.

Como, I4G Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics 9-12 Sept.

Bologna, I4H European Solid State Device Research Conference 15-19 Sept.

York, GB4 I Optical Systems and Applications 23-25 Sept.

Utrecht, NL4K Nuclear Physics : Methods in Materials Research 23-26 Sept.

Darmstadt, DThese pre-proceedings are mailed just before or after each conference.

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nually three Meetings Issues : In March, June and November. The June issue contains also a directory section on the composition of the European Physical Society. In the March Issue the information received to date is given in full ; in the two subsequent issues some entries may be abbreviated and marked by an asterisk (*) indicating that full information can be found in the preceding Meetings Issue of Europhysics News.

The present issue contains details of future events about which notification was received at the EPS Secretariat in Geneva by February 1980. They are listed in date order in

two categories — Conferences and Schools. Europhysics Conferences, i.e. meetings organized by EPS, its Divisions and Sections are printed in bold type and boxed ; events sponsored by EPS are printed in bold type ; Europhysics Study Conferences are marked by an E preceding the date.

Organizers of conferences may apply for EPS sponsorship through the EPS Secretariat. Requirements are that the scientific worth and quality are high and that the participation is international.

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Scholarships in 1980

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Countries in which scholarships are available are : D, I, NL, PL, R, CH, Applications for the next academic year should be made now to the EPS Secretariat.

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For Guide to Entries see Front Page

Conferences1980

9-11 April Antwerp, BelgiumAnnual Meeting : Condensed Matter

Division of EPSJ. Devreese, RUCA, Groenenborger-

Isan 171, B-2020 Antwerp Ab: 15.1.80 / PP/bFr. 1000.—

9-11 April Zurich, CHInt. Symposium : Physical Properties of

Actinides and Related 4f-MaterialsB. Reihl, Laboratorium für Festkörperphysik,

Hönggerberg, CH-8093 Zürich A: 10.1.80 / Ab: 10.1.80 / PP : 10.3.80 / 150 /

incl. proc. SFr. 150.- (IOM), 180.- (others)

14-18 April Budapest, Hungary2nd Int. Conf. on Multiphoton Processes Z. Horvath, Organizing Committee,

Central Res. Inst. for Physics,POB 49, H-1525 Budapest

A : 1.2.80 / Ab : 1.2.80 / PP / 200 / inv. / IUPAP / SFr. 160.- (IOM), 180.- (mbrs 4b), 200.- (others)

21-25 April Noordwijkerhout, NL10th Europhysics Conference on Macro-

molecular Physics - Structure and Motion in Polymeric Glasses

J. Heijboer, Division of Technology for Society, TNO, POB 217,NL-2600 AE Delft

A : 15.1.80/Ab : 30.10.79 /P: 15.1.80/ 100 / hFI. 620.- all incl.

28-30 April Perchtoldsdorf, Vienna, Austria Symposium on Sputtering W. Husinsky, Symp. on Sputtering, Postf. 69,

A-1043 ViennaA : 1.12.79 / Ab : 1.2.79 / PP / 150 / Sch. 750.-1-3 May Nashville, TN, USAVanderbilt Symposium on e+e- Interactions at

High EnergiesR. Panvini, Physics Dept., Vanderbilt University

Nashville, TN 372355-7 May Gaithersburg, MD, USABasic Optical Properties of Materials Mrs. K. Stang, Materials Bldg. B-348 National Bureau

of Standards, Washington, DC 202345-8 May Shanghai, P.R. of China1st Int. Conf. on Lasers (Part I)Ch. P. Wang, Dept. of Applied Mechanics and

Engineering Sciences, Univ. of California,San Diego, La Jolla, CA 92093

5- 9 May Dresden, GDR 5th Int. Symposium: High Purity Materials

in Science and Technology 0. Henkel, Central Institute for Solid

State Physics and Materials Research, Helmholtzstr. 20, DDR-8027 Dresden

6- 8 May Ajaccio, Corsica, France Conf. sur les Matériaux pour la Conversion Photo

thermique de l'Energie SolaireM. Salvi, CENG Grenoble, B.P. 85,

F-38041 Grenoble Cedex Ab : 1 5.1.80 / PP : 1.5.80 / Engl., French6-8 May Ville-d'Avray, FranceRencontre Annuelle de la Société Française des

ThermiciensSecrétariat S.F.T., 28 rue de la Source,

F-7501 6 Paris6-8 May La Baule, France7th Int. Symposium on Computer Architecture J. Lenfant, IRISA, Université de Rennes,

F-35042 Rennes Cedex6-8 May Santa Fé, NM, USA16th Annual Symposium : American Vacuum

SocietyT.N. Taylor, CMB-8, Los Alamos Scientific

Laboratory, M.S. 734, POB 1663,Los Alamos, NM 87545

Ab : 15.2.806-8 May San Diego, CA, USA25th Nat. SAMPE Symposium and Exhibition Marge Smith, SAMPE, POB 613, Azusa, CA 91702

6- 9 May Berlin (West) 2nd Int. Conf. on Superconducting Quantum

DevicesIC SQUID Secretariat, PTB-Institut Berlin,

Abbestrasse 2-12, D-1000 Berlin 10 Ab : 31.1.80/P P /300 /DM 220.-7- 9 May Delft, Netherlands 6th Solid-Vacuum Interface Conf.: Application of

Advanced Surface Spectroscopic Techniques Mrs. Thea van de Laak, Applied Physics Department,

Delft University of Technology, Lorentzweg 1, NL-2628 CJ Delft

12-14 May Helsinki, FinlandSymposium for Potential Users of the Otaniemi

Magnetically Shielded Room Auvo Penttinen, Low Temperature Laboratory,

Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo 1512-14 May Upton, NY, USASymposium on Neutron Cross Sections

from 10-50 MeVM. R. Bhat, NNDC, Bldg. 197D, Brookhaven

National Laboratory, Upton, L.I., NY 1197312-16 May Dublin, EireWorking Seminar on Problems in Nonlinear

Continuum MechanicsDirector, School of Theor. Physics, Dublin Inst. for

Advanced Studies, 10 Burlington Rd., Dublin 4 50 / ir£ 20.-12- 16 May Sorrento, Italy 1st Naples Conf. in Chemical Physics: The Nature

of Binding in Molecular Associations, Atom Clusters and Surface Phases

G. Barone, Istituto Chimico, Via Mezzocannone 4,I-80134 Naples

A : 30.4.80 / PP / Lit. 30000.-13- 16 May Kailua-Kona, HI, USA The Satellites of JupiterD. Morrisson, Institute for Astronomy,

2680 Woodlawn Dr., Honolulu, HI 9682219-22 May Madison, Wisconsin, USAInt. Conference on Plasma Science J.L. Shohet, Dept. of Electrical and Computer

Engineering, Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison,1425 Johnson Drive, Madison, WI 53706

19-22 May Beijing, P.R. of China1st Int. Conf. on Lasers (Part II) (see 5-8 May)27- 30 May Essen, FRG Annual Meeting: Deutsche Gesellschaft f. angew.

Optik; 3rd Symposium : German Study Group on Pattern Recognition

H. -J. Preuss c/o Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar GmbH,Postfach 2020, D-6330 Wetzlar

28- 30 May Washington, DC, USA International Microwave SymposiumBoris Sheleg, Naval Research Laboratory, Code 5258,

Washington, DC 2037528- 30 May Lake Geneva, WI, USA Ordering in Two DimensionsS.K. Sinha, Solid State Science Div., Argonne

National Laboratory, Argonne, IL 60439 A: 25.4.80 / Ab : 14.3.80 / P : 18.4.80 / 200 /

US $ 100.-29- 30 May Liège, Belgium Assemblée Scientifique Générale :

Société Belge de Physique P. Fettweis, Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol30- 31 May Helsingør, Denmark Spring Meeting : Danish Physical Society— Atomic PhysicsH. Knudsen, Inst. of Physics, Aarhus University,

DK-8000 Aarhus— Solid State PhysicsN.F. Pedersen, Phys. Lab. I, Tech. Univ. of Denmark,

DK-2800 Lyngby A : 1.4.80/Ab: 1.4.80/20031 May-6 June Oakland, CA, USA1 980 Spring Conf. on Applied OpticsOptical Society of America, Spring Conference,

1816 Jefferson Place, N.W., Washington,DC 20036

2-4 June Morgantown, WV, USAChemistry and Physics of Coal UtilizationB.R. Cooper, Physics Dept., West Virginia University,

Morgantown, WV2-4 June Cape Cod, MA, USATopical Meeting on Hologram Interferometry and

Speckle MetrologyOptical Society of America, Hologram Interferometry

Meeting, 1816 Jefferson Place, N.W., Washington, DC 20036

2-6 June Charlottesville, VA, USA6th Int. Conf. on Vacuum Ultraviolet

Radiation PhysicsR. P. Madden, U.S. National Chairman,

National Bureau of Standards, A-251,221, Washington, DC 20234

2-6 June SpainXI GIFT Seminar on Theoretical Physics : Electroweak

InteractionsJ. Sénchez-Guillén, Faculty of Sciences, University of

Zaragoza A: 31.3.80 / PP2- 14 June Budapest, Hungary 23rd COSPAR Plenary Meeting and SeminarsZ. Niemirowicz, COSPAR Secretariat,

51 bd. de Montmorency, F-75016 Paris Ab : 1.2.80 / PP / 700 / English, French / US $ 60.-3- 5 June London, UK Int. Conf. : Networks 80Online, Cleveland Road, Uxbridge UB8 2DD3-5 June Orlando, FL, USA14th Pulse Power Modulator Symposium L. H. Klein, Palisades Inst. for Research Services Inc.,

201 Varick Str., New York, NY 100143-6 June Dublin, IrelandInt. Conf. on Boundary and Interior Layers -

Computational and Asymptotic Methods BAIL I Conference, 39 Trinity College, Dublin 2 Ab : 14.4.80 /£ 75.-3-6 June Genoa, Italy8th Int. Cryogenic Engineering Conf. (ICEC 8)C. Rizzuto, ICEC 8, C.P. 569, I-16100 Genoa3- 6 June Sesimbra, Portugal 9th European Symposium on Few Body

Problems in Nuclear and Particle PhysicsA.C. Fonseca, Secretariado da Conferencia,

Av. Gama Pinto 2, P-1699 Lisboa Codex A : 1.3.80 / Ab : 1.5.80 / PP : 1.3.80 / 100 /

Esc. 1000.- (IOM), 1500.- (others)4- 6 June Barcelona, Spain Journées de Calorimetrie et d'Analyse Thermique 80 Secrétariat S.F.T., 28 rue de la Source, F-75016 Paris5- 9 June Pristina, Yugoslavia XXIV ETAN Conf.(all branches of acoustics)P. Pravica, Electrotechnical Faculty,

Bulevar Revolucije 73, YU-11000 Belgrade8-13 June Las Vegas, Nevada, USAAnnual National Meeting : American Nuclear Society David G. Pettengill, American Nuclear Society,

555 North Kensington Ave.,La Grange Park, IL 60525

8-14 June Sitges, SpainInt. Symposium on Systems Far from Equilibrium L. Garrido, Faculty of Physics, University of Barcelona,

Diagonal 647, Barcelona-288- 19 June Trieste, Italy Meeting on System Theory and Optimization International Centre for Theoretical Physics,

POB 586, 1-34100 Trieste9- 12 June Lund, Sweden 2nd Int. Conf.: Particle-Induced X-Ray Emission and

its Analytical ApplicationsOrg. Comm., PIXE Conf. Dept. of Nuclear Physics,

Lund Institute of Technology, Sölvegatan 14. S-22362 Lund

Ab : 15.3.809-12 June Catania, Italy5th European Tandem ConferenceD. Vinciguerra, LNS, Corso Italia 57,I-95129 Catania

9-13 June Lund, SwedenNobel Symposium : Nuclei at Very High Spins Sven Gösta Nilsson, University of Lund, Box 725,

S-220 07 Lund 7 50 / inv.9-13 June Copenhagen, DenmarkSymposium on Topical Questions in QCD P. Hoyer, NORDITA, Blegdamsvej 17,

DK-2100 Copenhagen9 June-22 Aug. N. Hampshire/Calif.,* USAGordon Research Conf. : Frontiers of Science 9-13.6 : Photoconductivity & Related Phenomena

(Chairman : E. Jones)16-20.6 : Nuclear Chemistry (H.C. Britt)

*Holography & Optical Information Processing (H.H. Barrett)

*Plasma Physics (H. Berk)23-27.6 : Chem. & Phys. of Microstructure

Fabrication (H.I. Smith)Polymer Physics (R.S. Stein)

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Lasers in Medicine & Biology (F. Hillenkamp, M.L. Wolbarsht)

Radiation Chemistry (G.G. Meisels)30.6- 4.7 : Phys. & Chem. at High Pressure

(A. Jayaraman, J. Shaner)Solid State Chemistry (S.L. Holt)Electron Distribution & Chem. Bonding

(R.A. Bonham, L.C. Allen)7-11.7 : Nuclear Structure Physics (G.E. Brown)

Physical Metallurgy (N. L. Peterson)14-18.7 : Crystal Growth (G. Cullen)

Electron Spectroscopy (T.D. Thomas)Dynamics of Quantum Solids & Fluids

(R.C. Dynes, E. Abrahams)Scientific Information (M.E. Williams)

21- 25.7 : Metal-Insulator SemiconductorSystems (F.J. Feigl)

Particle-Solid Interactions (B.R. Appleton)Atomic & Molecular Interactions (W.C. Stwalley)

28.7- 1.8 : Dielectric Phenomena (G. Chantry)4-8.8 : Solid State Studies in Ceramics (F.F. Lange)

Water & Aqueous Solutions (C.A. Angelí)18-22.8 : Science of Adhesion (L. H. Peebles, Jr.)

Photonuclear Reactions (J. Heisenberg)A.M. Cruickshank, Director, Gordon Research

Conferences, Pastore Chemical Laboratory, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI 02881

100 / inv. / US $ 200.- (215.- Calif.)10- 12 June Turku, Finland Scandinavian Acoustical MeetingJ. Starck, Institute of Occupational Health,

Laajaniityntie 1, SF-01620 Vantaa 62

11- 13 June Cleveland, OH, USA Int. Symposium on the Statistical Mechanics of

Phase Transitions in Polymers Philip L. Taylor, Physics Dept., Case Western

Reserve University, Cleveland, OH 44106 Ab: 31.12.79 / IUPAP11-14 June Bologna, ItalyIAU Symposium : The Origin of Cosmic RaysF. Pacini, Istituto di Astronomía,

Largo Enrico Fermi 5, I-50125 Firenze IAU, IUPAP16-18 June Ithaca, NY, USA40th Physical Electronics ConferenceT.N. Rhodin, 217 Clark Hall, Cornell University

Ithaca, NY 14853 Ab : 25.4.80

16-19 June Hamilton, Ont., CanadaCongress of Canadian Association of Physicists Mrs. M. Jento, Canadian Association of Physicists,

1 51 Slater Str., Suite 903,Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1P 5H3

16-20 June Uppsala, SwedenConference on Experimentation at LEP T. Ekelöf, EP Div., CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23 A: 20.3.80 / Ab: 20.3.80 / PP: 1.6.80 / S.Kr. 300.—

16-20 June Cambridge, MA, USA7th Int. Conf. on MHD Electrical Power Generation J.F. Louis, MIT 31-254, Cambridge, MA 02139 Ab: 7.1.80 / PP: 22.3.8018-19 June London, UKMeeting on NMR Spectroscopy in Solids Executive Secretary, The Royal Society,

6 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AG18-20 June Raleigh, NC, USAInt. Topical Conf. on the Physics of MOS InsulatorsG. Lucovsky, Dept. of Physics, North Carolina State

University, Raleigh, NC 2765018-20 June College Park, MD, USASolar Physics and Dynamical Astronomy

Meeting (AAS)P.B. Boyce, AAS, 1717 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.,

Suite 603, Washington, DC 20036

18-20 June Cape Cod, MA, USATopical Meeting on Picosecond Phenomena Optical Society of America, 1816 Jefferson

Place, N.W., Washington, DC 2003622- 27 June Bruges, Belgium 11th Int. Symposium on Multiparticle DynamicsF. Verbeure, Dept. of Physics, U.I.A., B-2610 Wilrijk A : 1.4.80 / Ab : 1.4.80 / PP : 1 5.5.80 / 80 / inv.

23- 25 June Los Angeles, CA, USA Heat Transfer and Fluid MechanicsMrs. S.M. Paul, University of Southern California,

School of Engineering, University Park,Los Angeles, CA 90007

23-26 June Boston, MA, USA11th Int. Quantum Electronics ConferenceS.D. Smith, Heriot Watt University, Riccarton, Currie,

Edinburgh EH 14 4 AS, GB IUPAP

23-26 June Tromsø, NorwayAnnual Meeting : Norwegian Physical SocietyO. Holt, I.M.R., University of Tromsø, POB 953,

N-9001 TromsøA : 1.5.80 / Ab : 1.5.80 / NP : 1.5.80 / Engl., Norw. /

nKr. 150.-23-26 June Aboard ship, Aegean SeaResonant Behaviour of Heavy Ion Systems Tandem Accelerator Laboratory, NRC Demo-

kritos, Agia Paraskevi-Attikis, Greece A: 15.2.80 / Ab: 15.2.80 / PP / 70 / US$ 100.-

23-27 June Kailua-Kona, HI, USAInfrared AstronomyD. P. Cruikshank, Institute for Astronomy, University

of Hawaii at Manoa, 2680 Woodlawn Drive, Honolulu, HI 96822

23-27 June Braunschweig, FRGPrecision Electromagnetic Measurements (CPEM 80)H. Capptuller, PTB, Bundesallee 100,

D-3300 Braunschweig Ab : 1.1.80

23-27 June Cocoyoc, Mexico9th Int. Colloquium on Group Theoretical Methods

in PhysicsC. Avilez, Instituto de Fisica,

Apdo. Postal 20-364, Mexico 20, D.F.A : 1.2.80 / inv. / IUPAP / US $ 75.-

23-28 June Erice, ItalyInt. Conf. on Neutrino Physics and

Astrophysics (Neutrinos 80)E. Fiorini, Istituto di Fisica, Università di

Milano, Via Celoria 16, I-20133 Milan PP / 200 / inv.

23-28 June Florence, ItalyInt. Conf. : The Recasting of Science between the

two World Wars — Part IMs. E. Di Silvestro, Conference Secretariat, Istituto

di Fisica, Università di Roma, P. le Aldo Moro 3,I-000185 Roma

A: March 80 / Lit. 20000; 5000 (students)23-28 June Bressanone, ItalySymposium on Nucleon-Antinucleon Interactions p Symposium, Istituto di Fisica,

Via Marzolo 8, I-35100 Padua inv. / US $ 30.- (incl. proc.)

25-27 June Toulouse, FranceInt. Symposium on Solar Power Satellites ONERA-CERT, B.P. 4025, F-31055 Toulouse Cedex

27 June-1 July Tokyo, Japan3rd World Hydrogen Energy Conference Japan Convention Services Inc., Nippon Press

Center, Bldg. BF, 2-2-1 Uchisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100

30 June-3 July Rome, ItalyThe Recasting of Science between the two

World Wars — Part II (see 23-28.6, Florence)30 June-4 July Kyoto, Japan8th Int. Liquid Crystal Conference S. Kobayashi, 8th Int. Liquid Crystal Conf., Faculty

of Technology, University of Agriculture and Technology, Koganei, Tokyo 184

Ab: 15.12.7930 June-4 July Budapest, HungaryConf. on Metallic Glasses : Science and TechnologyK. Tompa, POB 49, H-1 525 Budapest 114 A : 30.4.80 / Ab : 31.3.80 / PP : 30.6.80 / 250 /

US $ 100.-30 June-4 July Lindau, FRGTagung der Nobelpreisträger : Chemie Tagung der Nobelpreisträger, Postfach 1325,

D-8990 Lindau (B)30 June-4 July Antwerp, Belgium7th European Thermophysical Properties Conf. R. de Coninck, Laboratoria van het SCK/CEN,

Boeretang 200, B-2400 Mol A: 1.5.80/Ab : 1 5.12.79 / PP / 200 /

bFr. 3000-350030 June-4 July Trieste, Italy7th Trieste Conference on Particle Physics

International Centre for Theoretical Physics, POB 586, I-34100 Trieste

30 June-5 July Naples, ItalyData Analysis and InformaticsA. Perna, Facoltà di Economia e Commercio,

Via Partenope 36, I-80121 Napoli A: 15.5.80/P: 15.4.80

July Toronto, Ont., Canada6th Int. Colloquium on UV and X-Ray Spectroscopy

of Astrophysical and Laboratory Plasmas R.W. Nicholls, Center for Research in Experimental

Space Science, York Univ., 4700 Keele Street, Downsview, Ont., Canada M3J 1 P3

50 / IAU1-10 July Brussels, Belgium8th IAEA Int. Conf. on Plasma Physics and Controlled

Nuclear Fusion ResearchR. Najar, Conf. Service Section, IAEA, POB 100,

A-1400 Vienna7-9 July London, UKRadio Spectrum Conservation TechniquesIEE Conf. Dept., Savoy Place, London WC2R OBL7-11 July Grenoble, France4th Int. Conf. Liquid and Amorphous Metals LAM 4, Conf. Secretary, ENSEEG, B.P. 44,

F-38401 Saint-Martin-d'Heres A : 1.5.80 / Ab : 1.1.80 / PP : 15.5.80 / 500 /

Engl., French / FF 700.-7-11 July Berlin (West)5th Int. Conf. on Spectral Line Shapes (5th ICSLS)N. Nubbemeyer, 5th ICSLS, PTB, Institut Berlin,

Abbestrasse 2-12, D-1000 Berlin 10 Ab : 1.5.80 / PP / IUPAP / DM 1 65.- ; 90.- (students)7-11 July CERN, Geneva, SwitzerlandXI Int. Conf. on High Energy Accelerators Miss D.A. Caton, Scientific Conference Secretariat,

CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23 Ab : 14.3.80/350/inv.7-17 July Paris, France— Properties of the Upper Mantle :

Their Role in Geodynamic Processes— Bilan général du programme international de

géodynamique et prospectives— Microplate TectonicsP. Melchior, Secretary General IUGG, Observatoire

Royal, Av. Circulaire 3, B-1180 BrusselsIUGG9-16 July Sydney, Australia10th International Congress on Acoustics J.A. Rose, 10-ICA Executive Committee, Australian

Acoust. Soc., Science Centre,35-43 Clarence Str., Sydney NSW 2000

9-23 July Chania, Crete, GreeceWorkshop on Nonlinear Evolution Equations and

Dynamical SystemsA. Verganelakis, Nuclear Research Center

« Demokritos », Aghia Paraskevi, Attiki, Athens A : 28.2.80 / 70 / US $ 450.- all incl.14-15 July Oxford, UKJoint Workshop: Electron Cyclotron Emission and

HeatingA.E. Costley, Electrical Science Div., National

Physical Laboratory, Teddington, TWI OLW PP14-16 July Toronto, Ont., Canada4th Int. Conf. on Baryon Resonances N. Isgur, Dept. of Physics, University of Toronto,

Toronto, M5S IA7

E 14-16 July Rottach-Egern, FRGInt. Workshop on StellaratorsG. Grieger, MPI für Plasmaphysik,

D-8046 Garching 4014-16 July Snowmass, CO, USA13th Fluid and Plasma Dynamics Conf.15th Thermophysics Conference Meetings Dept., American Inst. of Aeronautics and

Astronautics, 1290 Ave. of the Americas,New York, NY 10019

14-18 July Trieste, ItalyWorkshop : Plasma Confinement on Open Field LinesB. McNamara, Lawrence Livermore Lab., University

of California, POB 808,Livermore, CA 94550, USA

Ab: 17.5.8014- 19 July Jena, GDR 9th Int. Conf. on General Relativity and GravitationE. Schmutzer, GR9, Sektion Physik, Friedrich-Schiller-

Universität, Max-Wien-Platz 1, DDR-69 Jena15- 17 July Aspen, CO, USA Topical Meeting : Coherent Laser Radar for

Atmospheric SensingOptical Society of America, Coherent Laser Radar

Meeting, 1816 Jefferson Place, N.W., Washington, DC 20036

Ab: 4.4.80/US $ 105.-

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15-18 July Ithaca, NY, USAConf. on Nuclear and Space Radiation EffectsH. L. Fleischer, Raytheon Company, 528 Boston Post

Road, Mail Stop 1 K5, Sudbury, MA 01776

15-19 July Clermont-Ferrand, FranceInternational Cloud Physics Conference P. Melchior, Secretary General IUGG, Observatoire

Royal, Av. Circulaire, 3, B-1180 Brussels IUGG, IAMAP

17-23 July Madison, WI, USA20th Int. Conf. on High Energy Physics Conf. Secr., High Energy Physics Conf., University of

Wisconsin, 1150 University Ave.,Madison, WI 53706

A: 15.1.80/inv./IUPAP

20- 26 July Ithaca, NY, USA Cornell Symposium on Liquid and Solid 3He Robert C. Richardson, Lab. of Atomic and Solid State

Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853

21- 25 July Trieste, Italy Trieste Semiconductor Symposium : Amorphous

Silicon Physics and Applications A. Frova, Istituto di Fisica « G. Marconi »,

Piazzale delle Scienze 5, I-00185 Rome A : 1.5.80 / 100/ IUPAP / US $ 60.-21- 25 July Berlin (West) 5th Int. Conference on Hyperfine Interactions G. Kaindl, Sonderforschungsbereich 161,

Hyperfine Interactions, Freie Universität Berlin, Hüninger Str. 44, D-1 Berlin 33

PP/250

22- 23 July London, UK Int. Conf.: Microcomputer ShowOnline, Cleveland Rd., Uxbridge UB8 2DD

22-25 July Kyoto, JapanIAU Symposium: Fundamental Problems in the

Theory of Stellar EvolutionD. Sugimoto, Dept. of Earth Science and Astronomy,

Univ. of Tokyo, 3-8-1, Komaba, Meguro-Ku, Tokyo 153

PP / IAU27-31 July Minneapolis, MN, USA22nd Annual Meeting : American Association of

Physicists in MedicineExecutive Director, American Assoc. of Physicists in

Medicine, 111 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago,IL 60601, USA

28 July-1 Aug. Liège, Belgium5th European Regional Astronomy Meeting :

Variability in Stars and Galaxies P. Ledoux, Institut d'Astrophysique, Université de

Liège, Ave. de Cointe 5, B-4200 Ogrée IAU28 July-1 Aug. Barcelona, Spain6th European Crystallographic Meeting ECM-6, Ultramar Express, S.A., Gran Via, 591, 4°,

Barcelona 74-8 Aug. Cambridge, MA, USA7th Int. Conference on Atomic Physics D. Kleppner, Rm. 26-235, Massachusetts Institute of

Technology, Cambridge, MA 02139 IUPAP4-9 Aug. Boulder, CO, USASymposium on Atmospheric OzoneJ. London, Dept. of Astro-Geophysics, University of

Colorado, Boulder, CO 80 309 IAMAP4-9 Aug. Ottawa, Canada7th Int. Conf. on Raman Spectroscopy : Linear and

Nonlinear ProcessesKen Charbonneau, Conference Services, National

Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, Ont., Canada K1A 0R6

6-7 Aug. Äkäslompolo, FinlandTopical Conf. on Particle PhysicsI. Liede, Univ. of Helsinki, Research Institute for

Theoretical Physics, Siltavuorenpenger 20, SF-001 70, Helsinki 17

inv. / FmK. 450.- (1900.- incl. school 27.7-5.8)10- 15 Aug. Helsingør, Denmark Int. Conf. on Low Dimensional Synthetic MetalsK. Carneiro, Physics Laboratory 1, H.C. Ørsted Inst.,

Universitetsparken 5, DK-2100 Copenhagen 011- 13 Aug. ◄ Los Alamos, NM, USAIAU Colloquium No.58: Stellar Hydrodynamics A.N. Cox, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory,

POB 1663, Los Alamos, NM 87545 IAU

11-15 Aug. Fort Collins, CO, USARadiation in the AtmosphereT.H. Vonder Haar, Dept. of Atmospheric Science,

Colorado State Univ., Fort Collins, CO 80521 Ab : April 80 / P : 11.8.80 / IUGG, IAMAP11-15 Aug. Vancouver, BC, Canada2nd Int. Topical Meeting on Muon Spin Rotation pSR2 Conf. Secretariat, c/o TRIUMF,

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Uxbridge UB8 2DD17-22 Aug. Calgary, Alberta, CanadaMeeting of the American Crystallographic

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of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N417-22 Aug. Santa Cruz, CA, USA5th IUPAC Conf. on Physical Organic ChemistryJ.F. Bunnett, Division of Natural Sciences-II,

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37/38 St. Clements, Oxford 0X4 1AJ18-22 Aug. Leeds, UKInt. Conf. on the Physics of Transition Metals The Meetings Officer, The Institute of Physics,

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18-22 Aug. Grenoble, FranceSymposium on Millimetre Wave Technology :

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F-38026 Grenoble Cedex

20-31 Aug. Vienna, AustriaUnited Nations Conference on Science and

Technology for Development Dept. of Public Information, United Nations,

New York, NY 10017

24-29 Aug. The Hague, Netherlands7th European Congress on Electron Microscopy

(EUREM 80)9th Int. Conf. on X-Ray Optics and Microanalysis

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24-30 Aug. Berkeley, CA, USAInt. Conf. on Nuclear PhysicsJ.O. Rasmussen, Nuclear Science Division, Lawrence

Berkeley Lab., Berkeley, CA 94720 IUPAP

24- 30 Aug. Prague, Czechoslovakia Int. Conf. on Post-Graduate Education of Physicists Z. Pluhar, ICPEP Secretariat, Ke Karlovu 3,

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25- 27 Aug. Stanford, CA, USA 4th Int. Conf.: Photon Correlation Techniques in Fluid

MechanicsG. Chapman, Mail Stop 227-4, NASA-Ames

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CH-5405 BadenA : 31.3.80 / PP : 31.5.80 /100 / inv. / Sfr. 80.-

25-29 Aug. Strathclyde, UKX-Ray Processes and Inner-Shell Ionization D.J. Fabian, Dept. of Metallurgy, Colville Bldg.,

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25-29 Aug. Melbourne, Australia4th Nat. Congress of Australian Inst. of Physics R.J. Fleming, Dept. of Physics, Monash University,

Clayton, Victoria 3 16825-30 Aug. Delft, NLJoint ISMAR-AMPERE Int. Conf. on Magnetic

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25-30 Aug. Graz, Austria8th Int. Microchemical Symposium : Nature, Aim

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25- 30 Aug. Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia 10th Symposium and Summer School :

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Vinca, POB 522, YU-11 001 Beograd26- 29 Aug. Bonn, FRG IAU Symposium No. 95 : PulsarsR. Wielebinski, Max-Planck-Institut für Radio

astronomie, Auf dem Hügel 69, D-5300 Bonn IAU, URSI26-29 Aug. Merseburg, GDR6th Int. Conf. on Thermodynamics M.T. Rätzsch, Technische Hochschule

«Carl Schorlemmer», Leuna-Merseburg, Geusaer Str., DDR-42 Merseburg 6

A: 1.1.80 / Ab : 1.1.80/P: 1.1.80 / IUPAC /US $ 100.— ; 60.— (students)

26-29 Aug. Munich, FRG10th URSI Symposium on Electromagnetic TheoryF. Coers, VDE Haus, Stresemannallee 21

D-6000 Frankfurt 70URSI28-29 Aug. Tokyo, Japan4th Int. Conf. on Ternary and Multinary CompoundsK. Masumoto, Metal Phys. Div., Nat. Res. Inst. for

Metals, 2-3-12 Nakameguro, Meguroku,Tokyo 1 53

Ab : 10.4.80September Bombay, IndiaInt. Conf. on Mössbauer Spectroscopy V. Marathe, Chemical Physics Group,

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1-3 Sept. Amsterdam, NLChemistry, Physics and Technology of Organic

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1-3 Sept. Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia5th Europhysics Sectional Conf. on

Atomic and Molecular Physics of Ionized Gases (ESCAMPIG)

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1-3 Sept. Antwerp, Belgium6th Int. Conf. on High Voltage Electron Microscopy Symposium on Physical and Metallurgical

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1-5 Sept. Kyoto, Japan1 5th Int. Conf. on the Physics of SemiconductorsH. Kamimura, Dept. of Physics, University of Tokyo,

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Yen 25,0001-6 Sept. Trieste, ItalyInt. Conf. on Education for Physics Teaching A. Loria, Istituto di Fisica, University of Modena,

Via Campi 213/A, I-41100 Modena Engl., French / IUPAP1-6 Sept. Naples, Italy8th Int. Congress on RheologyL. Nicolais, Montedison DIRS,

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2-5 Sept. Pisa, Italy12th EGAS Conference A. Gozzini, Istituto di Fisica, Università di

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0 2-6 Sept. Oxford, UK3rd European Study Conf. on Low Energy

Molecular Collisions (MOLEC 3)M.S. Child, Theoretical Chemistry Dept.,

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Meeting: Cosmic Ray Astrophysics andGamma-Ray Line Astronomy

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3-12 Sept. Como, Italy2nd Joint Grenoble-Varenna Int. Conf. on Heating

in Toroidal PlasmasElio Sindoni, Istituto di Fisica, 16 Via Celoria,

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7- 13 Sept. Florence, Italy Int. Symposium on MacromoleculesF. Ciardelli, Istituto Chimica Organica Industriale,

Via Risorgimento 35, I-56100 Pisa IUPAC7- 13 Sept. Blazejewko nr. Poznan, PL Theory of Magnetic AlloysJ. Morkowski, Inst. of Molecular Physics, Polish

Acad. of Sciences, Smoluchowskiego 17/19, PL-60-179 Poznan

70 / inv.8- 10 Sept. Oxford, UKPhotoelectrochemistryMrs. Y.A. Fish, The Chemical Society. Burlington

House, London WIV 0BN8-11 Sept. Canterbury, UKPhysics of Dielectric SolidsThe Meetings Officer, The Institute of Physics,

47 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8QX8-11 Sept. Edinburgh, UK6th Int. Conf.: Gas Discharges and their Applications IEE Conf. Dept., Savoy Place, London WC2R OBL Ab : 26.11.79 / PP : 7.4.80

8-12 Sept. Warsaw, Poland2nd Int. Coll.: Reference Co-ordinate SystemsB. Kolaczek, Space Research Centre, Polish Academy

of Sciences, Bartycka 18, PL-00-716 Warsaw IAU, IUGG, COSPAR

8-12 Sept. Lausanne, Switzerland2nd Int. Meeting on the Small Particles

and Inorganic Clusters J.-P. Borel, Laboratoire de Physique

Expérimentale, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale, 33 av. de Cour,CH-1007 Lausanne

A : 31.1.80 / Ab : 31.1.80 / PP / 100 /Engl., French / Sfr. 200.- incl. proc.

8-12 Sept. Marseille, France3rd Int. Symposium on Gas Flow and Chemical LasersG.C.L. - Symposium Secretary, Institut de Mécanique

des Fluides, 1 rue Honnorat, F-13003 Marseille Ab : May 808-12 Sept. Oxford, UK7th Symposium on Microdosimetry Secretariat, 7th Microdosimetry Symp., DG-XII,

200 rue de la Loi, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium Ab: 31.1.80/PP : 1.8.80/£ 40.-8-12 Sept. Munich, FRG11 th World Energy Conference Nationales Komitee der Weltenergiekonferenz für die

Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Graf-Recke- Str. 84, Postfach 1139, D-4000 Düsseldorf 1

9-12 Sept. Bologna, ItalyEurophysics Conference on Computing

in High Energy and Nuclear PhysicsF. James, DD Division, CERN,

CH-1211 Geneva 23 A: 15.6.80/Ab: 31.3.80 / PP: 15.5.80/

200 / SFr. 80 -

9-12 Sept. Bochum, FGRInt. Symposium on Flow Visualization W. Merzkirch, Institut für Thermo-und Fluiddynamik,

Ruhr-Univ., POB 102148, D-4630 Bochum9-12 Sept. Cracow, Poland8th Conf. IMEKO Tech. Comm. on Measurement of

Force and Mass TC3 - Weighing Technology A. Gizmajer, PKNiM, ul. Elektoralna 2,

PL- 00-950 Warsaw9- 12 Sept. Budapest, Hungary 9th Symp. IMEKO Tech. Comm. on Photo-Detectors Mrs. J. Solt IMEKO, POB 457, H-1371 BudapestA: 31.8.80 / Ab: 31.12.79 / PP : 9.9.80 / 80 /

US $ 70.-10- 12 Sept. Manchester, UK Optics '80The Meetings Officer, The Institute of Physics,

47 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8QX Ab : 1.3.80/P: 9.6.8010-12 Sept. Namur, BelgiumVibrations at SurfacesA.A. Lucas, Physics Dept., FNDP,

Rue de Bruxelles 61, B-5000 Namur A : 1.8.80 / Ab : 1.6.80 / P : 10.9.80 / 200 /

bFr. 3000.-10-16 Sept. Moscow, USSR6th Int. Conf. on Crystal Growth P.P. Fedorov, ICCG-6, Institute of Crystallography,

USSR Academy of Science, Leninskij Prospect 59, Moscow 117333

Ab : 1.2.80/P: 10.4.8010-19 Sept. Krpacova (Low Tatras), CSSRCzechoslovak-Polish Conference on Optics Z. Chorvatova, Dept. of Experimental Physics,

Mlynska dolina, CS 816 31 Bratislava PP: 1.7.80 / 100 / Engl., Russian / Cz.Kr. 600.-14- 18 Sept. Cambridge, UK Physical Chemistry of MicroemulsionsI.D. Robb, Unilever Research, Port Sunlight Lab.,

Port Sunlight, Wirral, Merseyside, L62 4XN Ab : 1.3.8015- 19 Sept. Southampton, UK Electromagnetic CompatibilityP. Elliott, IERE Conf. Dept., 99 Gower Str.,

London WC1E 6AZ

15-19 Sept. York, UKEuropean Solid State Device Research

Conference (ESSDERC 1980)The Meetings Officer, The Institute of

Physics, 47 Belgrave Square, London, SW1X 8QX

A : July 80 / Ab : 9.5.80 / PP : 9.5.80/300

15-19 Sept. Trieste, ItalyEffects of Mass Loss on Stellar Evolution R. Stalio, Osservatorio Astronomico,

I-34 131 Trieste

15-19 Sept. Kiev, USSR5th National Soviet Conf. on Neutron Physics M.V. Pasechnik, Inst. for Nuclear Research, Prospekt

Nauki 119, Kiev-28, USSR 252 02815- 19 Sept. Oxford, UK 11 th Symposium on Fusion Technology

(11 th SOFT 1980)J.H.C. Maple, Conference Office, Culham Laboratory,

Abingdon 0X14 3DB16- 18 Sept. York, UK 6th European Conf. on Optical CommunicationIEE Conf. Dept., Savoy Place, London WC2R OBL Ab : 31.3.8016-19 Sept. Eindhoven, NL9th Int. Symposium : Discharges and Electrical

Insulation in VacuumSecretariat Conference Organization, Holec

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16-19 Sept. Scheveningen, NL14th ESLAB Symposium : Physics of Solar Variations V. Domingo, Space Science Dept., ESA, ESTEC,

Postbus 299, NL-2200 AG Noordwijk PP : 1 5.5.80 / 80 / Engl., French20- 23 Sept. Brighton, UK 8th Int. Broadcasting ConventionIBC Secretariat, IEE, Savoy Place,

London WC2R OBL Ab: 7.1.80/P: 15.3.8021- 28 Sept. Tokyo, Japan 31st Int. Astronautical CongressInt. Astronautical Federation, 250 rue Saint-Jacques,

F-75005 Paris Ab : 15.3.8022- 24 Sept. Vienna, Austria Int. Symposium : Gallium Arsenide and Related

CompoundsH. Thim, T.U. Vienna, Gusshausstr. 27,

A-1040 ViennaA : 30.6.80 / Ab : 19.5.80 / PP / 30022-25 Sept. Grenoble, France6th European Solid State Circuits Conf.

(ESSCIRC 80)J.L. Lardy, CNET, Locazirst 4, Chemin des Prés,

BP 42, F-38240 Meylan P : 2.5.80/30022-26 Sept. Palaiseau, FranceChemical Pathways in the EnvironmentC. Troyanowsky, Soc. Chimie Physique,

10 rue Vauquelin, F-75005 Paris Ab: 31.1.80/40022-26 Sept. Smolenice, CzechoslovakiaHadron Structure '80 - QCD-Theory and Experiment A. Nogova, Institute of Physics, Slov. Acad. Sci.,

CS-899 30 BratislavaA : 31.5.80 / Ab : 22.9.80 / PP : 1.7.80 / 80 /

Engl., Russian / US $ 50.- or Cz.Kr. 300.-22-26 Sept. Beito, Oslo, NorwaySEAS Anniversary Meeting - Workshops: How to

Implement Privacy and SecurityC.J.M. Aarts, SEAS H.Q., Toernooiveld, Nijmegen,

The NetherlandsA : 1.9.80/Ab : 1.6.80/PP : 1.9.80/250/hFI. 600.-22-26 Sept. Cannes, France3rd European Conference on Surface Science

(ECOSS3)8th Int. Vacuum Congress (ICV8)4th Int. Conference on Solid Surfaces (ICSS4) Société Française du Vide, 19 rue du Renard,

F-75004 ParisA : 30.4.80 / PP : 20.5.80 / 1200 / Engl., French.

German / IUPAP / FF 1200.-22-26 Sept. Krpacova (Low Tatras), CSSR3rd Symposium : Elementary Processes and

Chemical Reactions in Low Temperature Plasma P. Lukac, Dept. of Experimental Physics, Mlynska

dolina F 2, CS 816 31 Bratislava A : July 80 / Ab : 20.5.80 / PP : 30.9.80 / 100/

Engl., Slovak, Czech, Russian / Cz.Kr. 350.-

23-25 Sept. Utrecht, NL1980 European Conf. on Optical

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23-26 Sept. Darmstadt, FRGEurophysics Conference on Nuclear Physics:

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Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe- Universität, August-Euler-Str. 6,D-6 Frankfurt-am-Main 90

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0 23-26 Sept. Liège, BelgiumWorkshop on the Physics of Electro

luminescenceJ.P. Vigneron, Université de Liège, Institut de

Physique, Bât. B5,B-4000 Sart Tilman/Liège 1

NP / 60 / inv. / bFr. 6000.— incl. accomm.23- 27 Sept. Dubna, USSR Int. Symposium on the Synthesis and Properties of

New ElementsYu. Ts. Oganessian, Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions,

Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Head Post Office, Box 79, SU-101000 Moscow

120/IUPAC24- 26 Sept. Lake Geneva, WI, USA Int. Conf. : Ternary SuperconductorsG.K. Shenoy, Bldg. 223, Argonne National

Laboratory, Argonne, IL 6043924-29 Sept. Graz, AustriaAnnual Meeting : Austrian Physical SocietyL. Breitenhuber, Universität Graz, Universitätsplatz 5,

A-8010 Graz NP/ Engl., German25 Sept.-1 Oct. Lausanne, SwitzerlandInt. Symposium : High Energy Physics with

Polarized Beams and Polarized Targets C. Joseph, Institut de Physique Nucléaire,

Faculté des Sciences Physiques,Université de Lausanne,Dorigny, CH-1015 Lausanne

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26-30 Sept. Mogilany nr. Cracow, PL1st Int. Symposium on Physics and Chemistry of

II-V CompoundsW. Zdanowicz, Inst. of Solid State Physics, Polish

Acad. of Sciences,Kawalca 3, PL-41-800 Zabrze

A: 30.4.80/Ab : 31.5.80/PP/5 0 /US $ 50.-28 Sept.-5 Oct. Varna, BulgariaInt. Symp. : Model Investigation of Photographic

Process and New Photoregistering Systems J. Malinowski, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences,

1000 Sofia29 Sept.-2 Oct. Santa Fé, NM, USA1980 Applied Superconductivity Conference William E. Keller, LASL, POB 1663, MS 764,

Los Alamos, NM 87545 Ab : 8.4.80/60029 Sept.-2 Oct. ◄ Kyoto, Japan3rd Int. Conf. on Ferrites (ICF3)Mitsuo Sugimoto, Dept. of Electronic Engineering,

Saitama University, Urawa City 338 A : 1.8.80 / Ab : 1.5.80 / P : 1 5.8.80 European Group Flight expected : contact V. Cagan,

Labos CNRS, F-92190 Meudon30 Sept.-2 Oct. Hamburg, FRGDESY Workshop on Flavour DynamicsB. Stech, Inst. f. Theor. Physik,

Universität Heidelberg,Philosophenweg 16, D-6900 Heidelberg

30 Sept.-2 Oct. Budapest, HungarySpeech Symposium : Speech Recognition Acoustical Commission, Hungarian Academy of

Science, POB 132, H-1502 Budapest30 Sept.-3 Oct. Toulouse, FranceInt. Conf. : Sun and Climate

Centre National d'Etudes Spatiales, Département des Affaires Universitaires,18 ave. Edouard-Belm, F-31055 Toulouse Cedex

Ab : 1 5.3.80 /100/ Engl., French / FF 500.-5- 9 Oct. Pittsburgh, PA, USA Symposium : Interatomic Potentials and Computer

Simulation of Defects in Metals Jong K. Lee, Dept. of Metallurgical Engng., Michigan

Techn. Univ., Haughton, Ml 499316- 9 Oct. Kyoto, Japan 7th Int. CODATA ConferenceB. Dreyfus, Committee on Data for Science and

Technology, 51 bd de Montmorency,F-75016 Paris

6-9 Oct. Tokyo, Japan8th World Computer Congress (IFIP) (also 14-17.10)

Information Processing Soc. of Japan, Kibai, Shinki-Kaikan 3, 5-8 Shiba Koen,Minato-Ku, Tokyo

6-10 Oct. Berlin-West5th Int. Conf. on Small-Angle Scattering R. Hosemann, Fritz-Haber-Institut der MPG,

Teilinstitut f. Strukturforschung,Faradayweg 4-6, D-1000 Berlin 33

6-10 Oct. Würzburg, FRG6th Int. Conf. on Infrared and Millimeter Waves K.J. Button, Francis Bitter National Magnet Lab., MIT,

170 Albany St., Cambridge, MA 021396- 10 Oct. Lindau/Harz, FRG Workshop on Acceleration of Particles by Shock

Waves throughout Interplanetary and Interstellar Space

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7- 9 Oct. Baltimore, MD, USAElectromagnetic Compatibility SymposiumA. Farrar, IIT Research Institute, ECAC/North Severn,

Annapolis, MD 214027-9 Oct. Seattle, WA, USA12th Nat. Technical Conf. SAMPE - Materials 1980 Marge Smith, SAMPE, POB 613, Azusa, CA 91702 Ab : 1.2.80/P: 1.6.809-11 Oct. Minneapolis, MN, USAMeeting of Nuclear Physics Division (APS)The American Physical Society,

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Postfach 320203, D-4000 Düsseldorf 3012- 16 Oct. Cannes, France 10th Int. Symposium on Acoustical ImagingP. Alais, Laboratoire de Mécanique Physique,

2 place de la Gare de Ceinture,F-78210 Saint-Cyr-l'Ecole

13- 17 Oct. Chicago, IL, USA Annual Meeting : Optical Society of AmericaJ.W. Quinn, Optical Society of America, Suite 620,

2000 L Street, N.W., Washington, DC 2003613- 17 Oct. Amsterdam, NL 2nd Int. Conference of Scientific EditorsHelena Tombal, Elsevier Scientific Publishing Co.,

POB 330, NL-1000 AH Amsterdam14- 17 Oct. Melbourne, Australia 8th World Computer Congress (IFIP) (also 6-9.10) 8th World Computer Congress, GPO Box 880G,

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 300114-18 Oct. Tucson, AZ, USAPlanetary Science Division Meeting (AAS)P.B. Boyce, AAS, 1717 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.,

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Klingelbergstr. 82, CH-4056 Basel20-24 Oct. New Orleans, LA, USANational Meeting : Optical Society of America Optical Society of America, Suite 620,

2000 L Street, N.W., Washington, DC 2003629-31 Oct. Atlanta, Georgia, USASymposia : Nuclear Science, Nuclear Power Systems Technical Activities Board, IEEE, 345 E. 47th Street,

New York, NY 10017November Allahabad, IndiaMeeting of Acoustical Society of IndiaB.S. Ramakrishna, Indian Institute of Science,

Bangalore 5600123-5 Nov. Denton, TX, USA6th Conf. on the Application of Accelerators in

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University, Denton, TX 76203 Ab : 1.7.80 / PP10- 12 Nov. Liège, BelgiumInt. Meeting : Semiconductors for Power Applications A.I.M., rue Saint-Gilles 31, B-400 LiègeAb : 1.1.80 / P : 31.5.80 / Engl., French11- 14 Nov. Dallas, TX, USA26th Conf. on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials D.C. Bullock, Texas Instruments Inc., POB 5936,

MS 145, Dallas, TX 75222 Ab : 25.7.80 / PP / US $ 60.-

17-20 Nov. London, UKInt. Symposium : Application of Microprocessors in

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Ab: 7.1.80/P: 30.6.8017- 20 Nov. Boston, MA, USA Symposium : Nuclear and Electron Resonance

Spectroscopies applied to Materials ScienceE.N. Kaufmann, Room 1E-445, Bell Laboratories,

600 Mountain Avenue, Murray Hill, NJ 07974 Ab : 1.6.8018- 21 Nov. Cannes, FranceSpace Geodesy and its ApplicationsCentre National d'Etudes Spatiales, Département

des Affaires Universitaires, 18 ave. Edouard-Belin, F-31055 Toulouse Cedex

Ab : 1 5.4.80 / Engl., French / FF 600.-24-27 Nov. High Tatras, CSSR2nd Int. Conf. on Low Level Counting :

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CS 816 31 BratislavaA : 1.7.80 / Ab : 1.7.80 / PP : 1.7.80 / 200 / Engl.,

Russian / US $ 65.-

19818-14 March Erice, ItalyHigh Energy (Multiparticle) Hadron Physics R.T. Van de Walle, Physics Laboratory, Univ. of

Nijmegen, Toernooiveld, NL 6525 ED Nijmegen US $ 200.- (IOM) 250.- (others)6-10 April Heidelberg, FRGEuropean Conference on Atomic Physics

7-10 April Leeds, UK11th Europhysics Conf. on Macro-

molecular Physics :Thermal, Mechanical and Electrical Properties of Oriented Polymers

G.R. Davies, Dept. of Physics, University of Leeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT

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13-15 April Oxford, UK3rd European Solar Meeting: Solar ActivityC. Jordan, Dept. of Theor. Physics,

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(others)

29 June-2 July Amsterdam, The Netherlands Int. Conf. on Ion Plating and Allied Techniques

(IPAT 81)CEP Consultants Ltd., 26 Albany Street,

Edinburgh, EH1 3QH, UK A : 29.6.81 / PP : 29.6.81 / 200 / hFL. 390.-

(IOM) ; 430.- (others) ; 80.- (students)

7-11 Sept. Istanbul, Turkey5th EPS General Conference : Trends in Physics EPS 5, European Physical Society, POB 69,

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21-26 Sept. Leipzig, GDR12th Europhysics Conf. on Macro-

molecular Physics : Molecular Mobility in Polymer Systems

W. Holzmüller, Dept. of Physics,Karl Marx University,Linnéstr. 5, DDR-701 Leipzig

A : 1.4.81 / Ab : 15.3.81 / NP / 350 /M 150.- (IOM), 180.- (others), approx. 80.- (students)

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Schools 198021-29 May Erice, ItalyAdvanced School of Geophysics: Geophysics of

Geothermal Areas — State of the Art and Future Developments

F. Verniani, Istituto di Fisica dell'Atmosfera, Via deCastagnoli, I-40126 Bologna

A: 1.4.80/US $ 250.-26-30 May Wiezyca, Poland1 st Spring School on Acousto-optics and its

ApplicationsA. Sliwinski, Institute of Physics, Univ. of Gdansk,

ul. Wita Stwosza 57, PL-80-952 Gdansk A : 30.4.80/80/US $ 150.-1-14 June Maratea, ItalyNATO Advanced Study Institute on Binary Stars Z. Kopal, Dept. of Astronomy, The University,

Manchester M13 9PL A: 1.5.80/PP/801- 15 June Erice, Italy Int. School of Mathematical Physics: Rigorous

Atomic and Molecular PhysicsG. Velo, A.S. Wightman, Istituto di Fisica

dell'Università, Via Irnerio 46, I-40126 Bologna A: 2.5.80/60/US $ 500.-2- 6 June Heverlee, Belgium Summer Course on Device Impact

of New Microfabrication Technologies R.F. De Keersemaecker, Katholieke Universiteit

Leuven, ESAT Laboratorium, Kardinaal Mercierlaan 94, B-3030 Heverlee-Leuven

bFr. 13000.-; 6500.- (students, university staff)12-19 June Erice, ItalyHighly Specialized Seminar: Interacting Bose-Fermi

Systems in NucleiF. lachello, Kernfysisch Versneller Instituut,

Universiteitscomplex Paddepoel, Groningen, NL A: 4.5.80 / Sfr. 400.-14 June-2 July Natmagali, Pakistan5th Int. Summer College : Physics and Contemporary

NeedsScientific Secr., Summer College, Pakistan Atomic

Energy Commission, POB 1114, Islamabad23 June-5 July Varenna, ItalyFrom Nuclei to Particles A. Molinari, Istituto di Fisica Teorica, Corso

M. d'Azeglio 46, I-10125 Torino A : 30.4.80 / PP / 75 / Engl., French23 June-5 July Enschede, NL1.980 Int. Summerschool on Fundamental Problems

in Statistical MechanicsThe Registrar, Netherlands Universities Foundation

for International Co-operation NUFFIC,POB 90734, NL 2509 LS The Hague

A : 1.4.80/ 70 / hFI. 850.-23 June-12 Sept. Trieste, ItalyResearch Workshop in Condensed Matter

PhysicsInternational Centre for Theoretical

Physics, POB 586, I-34100 Trieste inv.30 June-11 July Manchester, UK7th UMIST Summer School in Spectroscopic

InterpretationRegistrar, UMIST, POB 88, Manchester M60 IQD30 June-11 July London, UK21st Health Physics Summer SchoolH.D. Evans, Imperial College Health Service,

14 Princes Gardens, London SW7 INA £ 200. -30 June-26 July Les Houches, FranceLaser-Plasma InteractionsEcole d'Eté de Physique Théorique,

F-74310 Les Houches A : 1.3.80 / PP / 50 / FF 2000.- all incl.1-12 July Erice, ItalyInt. School of Biophysics : Photoreceptors A. Borsellino, Istituto di Science Fisiche,

Università di Genova, Viale Benedetto XV, 5 I-1 6132 Genoa

1-15 July Erice, ItalyInt. School of Material Science and Technology:

Phase Transitions and Applications of Ferro-electrics and Related Materials

M. Balkanski, Laboratoire de Physique des Solides, Faculté des Sciences, 9 quai St. Bernard,Paris 5e, France

A: 9.5.80/US $ 450.-

2-13 July St. Croix, Virgin IslandsAdvanced Study Institute on Techniques and

Concepts of High Energy Physics T. Ferbel, Fermilab, ASI St. Croix, Mail Station

No. 888, POB 500, Batavia, IL 60510 A : 1.4.80/P P /487-19 July Varenna, ItalyTopics in Ocean PhysicsA.R. Osborne, Exxon Production Research Co.,

POB 2189, Houston, TX 77001, USA A : 30.4.80 / PP / 75 / inv. / Engl., French7- 31 July Trieste, Italy Summer Seminar on Complex Analysis International Centre for Theoretical Physics,

POB 586, I-34100 Trieste A : 30.4.808- 18 July Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium Design Methodologies for Very Large Scale

Integrated Circuits (VLSI)Paul Jespers, Université Catholique de Louvain,

Place du Levant 3, B-1348 Louvain-la-Neuve PP / inv.

13-25 July Villa Le Pianore, Camaiore, I Europhysics Summer School:Physical Processes in Laser Material

InteractionMrs. G. Ravini, CISE, POB 3986,

I-20100 MilanA : 15.5.80 / 80 / US $ 400.-

14-24 July Troy, NY, USAMolecular Electro-Optics : Electro-Optic Properties of

Macromolecules and Colloids in Solution Sonja Krause, Dept. of Chemistry, Rensselaer

Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY 12181 A: 15.3.80/ 100/US $ 315.-14- 25 July Culham, UK 17th Culham Plasma Physics Summer School Summer School Office, Culham Lab.,

Abingdon, 0X14 3DB A: 1.5.8015- 24 July Erice, Italy Int. School of Energetics: Energy Demand and

Efficient UseF. Amman, R. Wilson, Istituto di Fisica Applicata

dell'Università, Via A. Bassi 6, I-27100 Pavia A : 10.6.80/US $ 370.-21 July-1 Aug. Sogesta, Urbino, IComputer Design Aids for VLSI Circuits P. Antognetti, Istituto di Elettrotecnica,

Viale Causa 13, I-16145 Genova 21 July-2 Aug. Varenna, ItalyTheory of Fundamental Interactions F. Paccanoni, Istituto di Fisica dell'Università,

Via Marzolo 8, I-35100 Padova A: 30.4.80/75/inv.27 July-5 Aug. ◄ Äkäslompolo, FinlandArctic School of Physics 1980 : Quarks and Leptons

TodayI. Liede, Univ. of Helsinki, Res. Inst. for Theor. Phys.,

Siltavuorenpenger 20, SF 00170 Helsinki 17 A: 15.3.80/ 80 / Fmk 1700.-

(1900.- incl. Conf. 6-7.8)28 July-8 Aug. Stanford, CA, USASLAC Summer InstituteAnne Mosher, SLAC Summer Institute, POB 4349,

Stanford, CA 9430528 July-30 Aug. Les Houches, FrancePhysics of DefectsEcole d'Eté de Physique Théorique,

F-74310, Les HouchesA : 1.3.80 / PP / 50 / Engl. / FF 2000.- all incl.31 July-11 Aug. Erice, ItalyInt. School of Subnuclear Physics :

The High Energy Limit A. Zichichi, CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23 A : 10.7.80 / SFr. 1000.-1-28 Aug. Grasse, FranceSummer School of Space Physics — Formation of

Planetary SystemsCentre National d'Etudes Spatiales, Département des

Affaires Universitaires, 18 ave. Edouard-Belin, F-31055 Toulouse Cedex

A: 15.3.80/40/Engl., French4-15 Aug. Wellesley, MA, USAScattering Techniques Applied to Supramolecular

and Nonequilibrium Systems Sow-Hsin Chen, Nuclear Engineering Dept., 24-209,

MIT, Cambridge, MA 02139 A : 30.4.80 / PP / 100 / US $ 350.-

4-15 Aug. Cambridge, UKThe Structure and Evolution of Normal Galaxies Mrs. J. Laing, Institute of Astronomy, University of

Cambridge, Madingley Road,Cambridge CB3 OHA

PP/80/inv.10-30 Aug. St. Andrews, UKGauge Theories and Experiments at High Energies Alan Walker, Dept. of Physics, University of

Edinburgh, Kings Buildings, Mayfield Road, Edinburgh EH9 3JZ

A : 15.5.80 / PP / 90 / US $ 450.-12-23 Aug. Dronten, NLInt. Summer School on Nuclear Structure G.A.P. Engelbertink, Univ. of Utrecht, R.J. van de

Graaff Laboratory, Princetonplein 5,NL 3508 TA Utrecht

A : 1.5.80 / 100 / hFI. 800.- approx.17-19 Aug. Banff, CanadaNonlinear Phenomena in Physics and BiologyR.H. Enns, Dept. of Physics, Simon Fraser University,

Burnaby, B.C., Canada, V5A 136 A: 1 5.4.80 / PP / 10017- 29 Aug. Erice, Italy Int. School of Quantum Electronics: Physics and

Technology of Free Electron Lasers A.N. Chester, S. Martellucci, c/o CNEN, c.p. 65,

I-00044 Frascati (Rome)A : 30.6.80 / PP / 90 / US $ 450.- incl.18- 28 Aug. ø , Denmark Atomic Collision ProcessesP. Hvelplund, Institute of Physics, University of

Aarhus, DK-8000 Aarhus C A : 1.4.80 / 40 / inv. / dKr. 1 50.-20-30 Aug. PortugalSuperconducting Materials - Science and TechnologyS. Foner, Francis Bitter National Magnet Laboratory,

MIT, 170 Albany Street (N.W. 14),Cambridge, MA 02139, USA

24-31 Aug. Rzeszow, Poland2nd Int. Summer School on Data Processing in

Chemistry (DPC '80)Z. Hippe, Dept. of Physical Chemistry, Technical

University, PL-35-959, Rzeszow24 Aug.-6 Sept. Bonas, Gers, FSolar Phenomena in Stars and Stellar Systems R.M. Bonnet, POB 10, F-91370 Verrières le Buisson A : 15.3.80 / PP / 100 / inv. / US $ 30.-24 Aug.-27 Sept. Finland/SwedenInt. Summer Institute in Quantum Chemistry and

Solid State PhysicsPart I: 24.8-6.9 Loppi, SFPart II : 7.9-27.9 Uppsala, SP.O. Löwdin, Dept. of Quantum Chemistry, Uppsala

University, POB 518, S-75120 Uppsala A: 1.5.80 / sKr. 3400.- (I); 3000.- (II); 6000.- (I & II)

25 Aug.-5 Sept. Maratea, ItalyNonequilibrium Superconductivity, Phonons and

Kapitza BoundariesK.E. Gray, Solid State Science Div., Argonne National

Laboratory, Argonne, IL 60439 A: 32.5.80 / PP / 80

25 Aug.-5 Sept. Gent, BelgiumPhotovoltaic and Photoelectrochemical Solar Energy

ConversionW. Dekeyser, Rijksuniversiteit Gent, Krijgslaan 271,

B-9000 GentA : 1 5.5.80 / PP / 75 / bFr. 3000.-25 Aug.-10 Sept. Poiana Brasov, RomaniaInt. Summer School : Critical Phenomena in Heavy

Ion CollisionsOrganizing Committee, Central Institute of Physics,

Bucharest, Magurele, MG-630 Aug.-13 Sept. Erice, ItalyInt. School of Cosmic Ray Astrophysics : Acceleration

of Particles in NatureM.M. Shapiro, Lab. for Cosmic Ray Physics, Naval

Res. Lab., Washington, DC 20375, USA31 Aug.-12 Sept. Mikolajki, Poland Nuclear Structure Studies by means of Nuclear

ReactionsZ. Wilhelmi, Hoza 69, PL-00-681, Warsaw A : 31.5.80 / PP / 140 / inv. / US $ 1 60.-1-12 Sept. Bad Honnef, FRGCurrent Topics in Elementary Particle Physics : Gauge

Theories of Fundamental Interactions - Formal Development and Experimental Verification

O. Haan, Physics Department, Wuppertal University, Gaussstr. 20, D-5600 Wuppertal 1

PP / 75

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1-30 Sept. Antwerp, BelgiumWorkshop II on Nonlinear Magnetohydrodynamics D. Callebaut, Dept. of Physics,

U.I.A. Universiteitsplein 1, B-2610 Wilrijk3-13 Sept. Erice, ItalyAdvanced School of Astronomy: Workshop on

Physical Processes in Red Giants A. Renzini, Osservatorio Astronomico, c.p. 596,

I-40100 Bologna A: 15.7.80 /US $ 300.-7- 17 Sept. Vienna, Austria X-Ray Scattering with Synchroton RadiationP. Skalicky, Institut f. Angew. Physik, Technische

Universität, Karlsplatz 13, A-1040 Wien A : 31.3.80 / AS. 4000.- (incl. accomm.)8- 17 Sept. Aussois, France Ecole d'Eté de Métallurgie Physique sur la Structure

Electronique des Défauts et Systèmes désordonnés

P. Guyot, Labo. de Thermodynamique et Physicochimie Métallurgiques, I.N.P.,F-38041 Saint Martin d'Héres

9- 19 Sept. Maria Laach, FRG Herbstschule für Hochenergiephysik: Gauge Models —

Theories and ExperimentsJ. K. Bienlein, DESY, Notkestr. 85

D-2000 Hamburg 52 A: 30.5.80 / PP / 65 / German14-27 Sept. Vraona-Attiki, Greece1980 CERN School of Computing Mrs. I. Barnett, Scientific Conference Secretariat,

CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23 A : 31.3.80 / 80 / approx. Sfr.800.- all incl.14-27 Sept. Cortona, ItalyAtomic and Molecular Collision TheoryF.A. Gianturco, c/o Scuola Normale Superiore,

Piazza de Cavalieri, I-56100 Pisa A : 15.5.80 / PP / 80 / US $ 250.-18 Sept.-1 Oct. Erice, ItalyInt. School of Earth Sciences: Survey of Active

VulcanoesM. Carapezza, Università degli Studi, Via Archirafi 36,

I-90123 Palermo21 Sept.-5 Oct. Kupari-Dubrovnik, YUInt. School of Elementary Particle Physics (16th s.)H. Braun, Division des Hautes Energies/CBH - CRN

F-67037 Strasbourg Cedex A: 15.5.80/ 80 / SFr. 700.-29 Sept.-4 Oct. Fonyod, HungarySummer School on Thin Films : Formation Processes P.B. Barna, POB 240, H-1360 Budapest A: 1 5.5.80 / NP / 100 / IUVSTA29 Sept.-10 Oct. Kos, Greece Molecular Ions : Geometric and Electronic StructureK.O. Groeneveld, Inst. für Kernphysik der Universität,

August-Euler Str.6, D-6 Frankfurt/Main 90 Ab : 30.4.80/PP30 Sept.-5 Dec. Trieste, Italy Autumn Course : Physics of Flow in Oceans,

Atmosphere and Deserts International Centre for Theoretical Physics,

POB 586, I-34100 Trieste A : 30.6.8012-22 Nov. Erice, ItalyInt. School of Meteorology of the Mediterranean :

Satellite Technology Applied to the Meteorology of the Mediterranean

A. Nania, Ufficio Ricerche Operative Meteorologia Aeronautica, Aeroporto, I-72100 Brindisi

Technische Hogeschool Delft

Delft University of Technology The Netherlands

Applications are invited for the position of

Full Professor of Measurement Technology and Instrumentation Science

in the group “Signal and System Technology”, of the Department of Applied Physics which will become available on 1 September.

A broad experience in applied physics and, in particular, in instrumentation problems concerning advanced measurement and signal processing equipment is required. Experience should preferably have been obtained, at least partly, in a field of activity other than academic education.

At the moment, the group “Signal and System Technology” consists of the following sections : Pattern Recognition, Signal Processing, Simulation of Systems, Micro Circuits and a laboratory measurement group. Three full professors arecurrently attached to the group, of whom one holds a dual post at the Departments of Mathematics and of Applied Physics. In total, the group includes fifteen scientific staff members.

Specifically, the successful candidate will be responsible for the research in the Pattern Recognition section. Starting from the research at present carried out there (pattern recognition and, in particular, image processing), he will be required, in cooperation with the present staff, to extend and guide the section’sresearch programme. He has to maintain and stimulate the group’s interest ininstrumentation problems, with the emphasis on the role of measurement in the acquisition of scientific knowledge. Moreover, he must be able to develop new fields of research. In order to bring new techniques, developed by the group, to the attention of those outside, it is necessary that he has a natural ability for communicating with people.

Apart from an overall responsibility for the entire educational programme of the group (a total of about ten semester courses, the supervision of research for bachelor, master and doctoral degrees and some laboratory courses), an active participation in about four semester courses in physics will be expected. The candidate should possess good didactic qualities.

Applications, including a curriculum vitae, an account of professional experience and publications, and the names of two referees should be sent to :

de heer prof.ir. B. P. Th. Veltman, Lorentzweg 1, 2628 CJ Delft. Tel. 015-785037where further information concerning the post and the department can be

obtained.

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