Rencontres des Jeunes Physicien·ne·s – A one day meeting for all non-permanent physicists

The goal of our event entitled “From Femtoscale to Cosmic scale“ is to give a glimpse of ongoing research in physics under the umbrella of scale. The latter drives the behavior of the physical universe.

Indeed, the laws governing the microscopic world are different from those dictating the macroscopic world. Additionally, we would like to shed the light on interdisciplinary research applying physics to understand the structure of living organisms and using it for biomedical applications.

Overall, this event will take you in a journey that witnesses the variety of physical laws, the diversity of research fields but the uniqueness of the splendor and the beauty of physics.

The participation is free for both the speakers and the listeners. We strongly encourage you to submit an abstract for oral/poster presentation in order to benefit the most from the conference .

Due to the health situation, the sanitary pass will be mandatory.

You can register for the conference by clicking here. Abstract of the oral presentation or poster can be uploaded in the registration form. A template for abstract is available below.

Template in Word document

Please note that all participants will be contacted after the deadline of submitting abstract
(3rd December)
Prizes will be awarded for all presentators

Oral Presentation or poster

In its choice of speakers, the committee seeks to promote both the quality of research and the clarity of the subject, while trying to scan different areas of physics.

Each oral presentation will last maximum 10 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions. Special attention should be paid to pedagogy and the perspective of the subject in a more general context. The subject must remain accessible to an audience of physicists who are not specialists in the field. You can expect your audience coming from different backgrounds like Nanophysics, cosmology, biophysics, condensed matter physics, thermodynamics etc.

The contributions should both introduce the field of study and describe the research work of the doctoral student, with a view to reconciling demanding scientific communication and pedagogic presentation.

Presentations should be in English as the participants will be from different nationalities. Further, the presentation materials (slides, posters, etc.) must be in English and bear the logo of the Doctoral School on which the speaker depends.

RJP is a daylong event including 2 keynote speakers presentations by Nicolas GILLET from Institute of Earth Sciences (ISTerre) and Vincent BOUCHIAT from Néel Institute, presentations by young physicists, fun activities such as quizzes, cocktail, surprise events and prize distribution. Below is the program of RJP 2021.