23-27 September 2024, Thessaloniki, Greece

International Conference
Applied Nuclear Physics 2024

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Latest News

2024-10-28 / ANP2024 featured in the EPS news

See this link

2024-09-24 / Info about the boat trip to Peraia

For ll colleagues (and accompanying persons) who have registered for the boat trip to Peraia on Wednesday:

  • DEPARTURE 11:55 FROM the seafront near the White Towear (Lefkos Pyrgos)
  • Look for the boat "KOSTADIS" (see photo 1 and photo 2)
  • ARRIVE Peraia around 13:00
  • Lunch at the Taverna "TO STEKI TOU VASILI"
  • DEPARTURE from Peraia around 18:00
  • ARRIVE at THESSALONIKI port around 19:00

2024-09-23 / Updated info on program

Dear ANP2024 participants, please keep an eye on the online program for any last-minute changes (cancellations, early departures etc). The update info is also shown on the screens in the main lobby of the venue.

2024-09-17 / FINAL PROGRAM is published

We are excited to announce the publication of the FINAL program of the conference. Please, click here to access it.

2024-09-06 / Conference Program is online

The ANP2024 Conference Program is now published online.

2024-06-25 / Registration fees

As the abstract submission is officially closed, the scientific committee will inform corresponding authors about the decision on their submitted abstracts. To complete the registration, all participants should proceed with their fee payments. We strongly encourage all colleagues to take advantage of the early registration deadline.

2024-05-03 / Deadline extension

Due to multiple requests, we are pleased to announce an extension of the deadline for abstract submission. The new (and final) deadline is Friday, 14 June 2024 23:59. There will be no abstract submission after that time.

2024-04-22 / Submission form upgrade

The abstract submission form has been upgraded. If you have already submitted an abstract, this change does not concern you.

2024-04-17 / Website update

Dear Colleagues,

We would like to inform you that the website has moved to a new URL.
https://hnps.eu/ANP2024
The previous one will remain as a redirection, but please use the new one for registration and dissemination of information about the conference.

2024-04-11 / Second Circular

Dear Colleagues,

This is the 2nd Circular of the ANP2024-Applied Nuclear Physics Conference 2024 to be held in Thessaloniki, Greece during 23-27 September 2024.

We would like to inform the community that registration is now open, as well as abstract submission.

Please find all relevant information, including deadlines, fees and the abstract template in the website of ANP2024:
https://radium.phys.uoa.gr/ANP2024

In case of further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the members of the Organizing Committee.

Looking forward to welcoming you in Thessaloniki.

2023-10-11 / First Circular

Dear Colleagues,

We are glad to invite you to attend the Applied Nuclear Physics conference (ANP2024), which will take place in Thessaloniki, Greece, from September 23th to 27th, 2024.

ANP2024 is the 2nd edition of the ANP series of conferences, supported by the European Physical Society, following the inaugural one held in Prague in 2021.

ANP2024 will be organized under the guidance of the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society (HNPS), a non-profit organization, founded in 1990 by Greek scientists in the field of fundamental and applied Nuclear Physics.

The conference will focus on applications of nuclear physics to energy, health, space, security, environment, material science, preservation and study of cultural heritage, among others. In particular, it will address the following topics: ion beam analytical methods in material science; ion and neutron beam irradiation of materials; nuclear physics for energy and space technologies; nuclear analytical methods for environmental and archaeological studies; nuclear physics in medicine.

Important Dates:

  • Abstract (1 page of plain text) submission deadline: May 15, 2024
  • Deadline for the notification of accepted abstracts: June 15, 2024
  • On-line publishing of Book of Abstracts: September 5, 2024
  • Deadline for paper submission in Special Issue of ARI (preliminary): November 15, 2024
  • Deadline for conference early fee payment: July 15, 2024

More information on ANP2024 is available at the official website of ANP2024 (under construction)

On behalf of the Organizing Committee

2023-05-23 / First Website launched

Test website on

More to follow

Overview

About the ANP

ANP2024 is the second edition of the Applied Nuclear Physics series of conferences, after the first successful one held in Prague in 2021 (ANP2021). ANP2024 is supported by the European Physical Society.

ANP2024 will be organized under the aegis of the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society (HNPS), a non-profit organization formed in 1990 and the official body of nuclear scientists in Greece. The conference will focus on applications of nuclear physics to energy, health, space, security, environment, material science, preservation and study of cultural heritage

Click here for important dates and deadlines


Conference Topics

  • Ion Beam Analytical Methods in Material Science
  • Ion and Neutron Beam Irradiation of Materials
  • Nuclear Physics for Energy and Space Technologies
  • Nuclear Analytical Methods for Cultural Heritage Studies
  • Medical Applications and Theranostics
  • Dosimetry and Metrology
  • Detection Technologies for Security Purposes
  • Nuclear Techniques for Environmental Applications

Scientific Committee

  • Zsófia Kertész
  • Alessandra Fantoni
  • Sandro Rossi
  • Iva Bogdanovic Radovic
  • Anna Mackova
  • Marek Rubel
  • Timo Sajavaara
  • Alexandra Ioannidou

Local Organizing Committee

  • Alexandra Ioannidou (Chair)
  • Anastasios Lagoyannis (co-Chair)
  • Michail Kokkoris
  • Nikolaos Patronis
  • Christos Tsabaris
  • Theo J. Mertzimekis
Overview

>200 Participants

International representatives from 28 countries

>150 papers

> 120 oral contributions and >30 poster presentations

> 400 authors

Welcome to Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki was founded in 316/315 BC takind her name of Alexander the Great's sister. The city was developed rapidly due to its prominent geographical location and became one of the most important ports, and economical and commercial centers of Macedonia and the Balkan Peninsula.

During the Byzantine era the city was further developed and becoming the second most important city of the empire after Constantinople itself. Wonderful churches and other buildings were built in several areas while extended defensive constructions took place.

During the Ottoman occupation period (after 1430 AD) the city maintained her strategic importance due to the trade routes established. It also became the new home for many ethnic communities (Sepharadites) that significantly promoted art, culture and architecture.

The city was liberated in 1912 during the first Balkan War. Today Thessaloniki is a modern European city, as always an important trade and transportation center connected to all the Balkan Countries. It is one of the largest student centers in South-Eastern Europe while many of its monuments have entered the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Invited Speakers

 

ANP2024 was selected by the EPS Nuclear Physics Division (EPS-NPD) as the event to present the 2024 Applied Nuclear Physics prize to its two recipients:

Alberto Del Guerra

in recognition of his outstanding and seminal contribution to the development of new radiation detectors and methods for clinical and preclinical molecular imaging systems and applications.

Laura Harkness-Brennan

in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the application of advanced gamma-ray spectroscopy together with imaging technology and techniques to the areas of nuclear medical imaging, homeland security, nuclear decommissioning and environmental monitoring

 
In addition, three best-posters prizes were awarded, sponsored by Arizona Carbon Foil Co. and the EPS:
.

Christian Schlaier et al.

(Institute of Nuclear Physics, University of Cologne, Germany)

First 129,127I Measurements at Cologne AMS (-abstract)

Anastasia Ziagkova et al.

(NCSR. "Demokritos" & National Technical University of Athens)

Upgrade of the new ToF–ERDA experimental setup (-abstract)

Foivos-Panagiotis Gelatsoras et al.

Dept. of Physics, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Soil radioactivity comparison in three different regions of Greece (-abstract)

Conference Program

Click to open the FINAL program in PDF format (v.05). For info on the poster presentationss, please see below. Daily split-up version is here.

Click to open the full List of Participants in PDF format

  • Ferhat Altun (University of Cologne, Institute for Nuclear Physics)
  • Simone Amaducci (INFN - Laboratori Nazionali del Sud)
  • Javier Balibrea (CSIC)
  • Francesca Barbaro (University of Padova)
  • Clément Besnard-Vauterin (French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA - LNHB))
  • Tor Bjørnstad (ISTRA and University of Oslo)
  • Michael Bowry (University of the West of Scotland)
  • Patrick D. Brisset (ISTRA)
  • Alison Bruce (University of Brighton)
  • Luciano Canton (NFN, Sez. di Padova)
  • Giovanni Ceccio (Nuclear Physics Institute of CAS)
  • Nicola Colonna (Istituto Nazionale Fisica Nucleare - Sez. di Bari - Italy)
  • Flaviano Corrado ()
  • Antonio D’Onofrio (Università della Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli”)
  • Lucia De Dominicis (INFN-LNL)
  • Massimo De Santis (accompanying person)
  • Maria Diakaki (National Technical University of Athens)
  • Eva Dobrovodská (accompanying person)
  • Jozef Dobrovodský (Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Faculty of Materials Science and Technology in Trnava, Advanced Technologies Research Institute, Jana Bottu 25, 917 24, Trnava, Slovakia)
  • Antonietta Donzella (Università di Brescia)
  • Nedime Irem Elek (Ege University, Institute of Nuclear Sciences)
  • Zinovia Eleme (University of Ioannina, Greece)
  • Alessandra Fantoni (INFN Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati)
  • Filip Ferenčík (Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Faculty of Materials Science and Technology in Trnava, Advanced Technologies Research Institute)
  • Yiota Foka ()
  • Robert Frost (Uppsala University)
  • Francisco García Infantes (CERN and University of Granada)
  • Manuel García-León (Universidad de Sevilla-Centro Nacional de Aceleradores)
  • Foivos Panagiotis Gelatsoras (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
  • Maria Giamouridou (KTH Royal Institute of Tehnology)
  • Nikoletta Giannakou (National Technical University of Athens)
  • Georgios Gkatis (CEA Cadarache)
  • Styliani Goula (University of Ioannina, Greece)
  • Owain Griffiths (University of Liverpool)
  • Flavia Groppi (University of Milano, UNIMI & INFN)
  • Helga Gulyás-Nagy (Bajza József Secondary School Hatvan)
  • Daniela Gurau (Horia Hulubei National Institute for Physics and Nuclear Engineering (IFIN-HH))
  • Martina Gwozdz (University of Cologne)
  • Karin Hain (University of Vienna)
  • Robert Hanus (Rzeszów University of Technology)
  • Laura J. Harkness-Brennan (University of Liverpool)
  • Shanyn Hart (iThemba LABS and University of Cape Town)
  • Vladimír Havránek (Nuclear Physics Institute of the CAS, p.r.i.)
  • Kerttuli Helariutta (University of Helsinki, Department of Physics)
  • Fraser T. Holloway (The University of Liverpool)
  • Tanya Hutton (University of Cape Town)
  • Devin Hymers (University of Cologne)
  • Eleftheria Ioannidou (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, School of Physics, Nuclear Physics & Elementary Particle Physics Division, Thessaloniki, 54124, Greece)
  • Adriana Ion (Geological Institute of Romania)
  • Milko Jakšić (Ruđer Bošković Institute)
  • Thorsten B. O. Jentsch (ISTRA -International Society for Tracer and Radiation Applications)
  • Miroslav Jeskovsky (Comenius University in Bratislava)
  • Pete M. Jones (iThemba LABS)
  • Shano Jurgen (Institute Of Applied Nuclear Physics)
  • Sanjeet S. Kaintura (Indian Institute of Technology Ropar, Rupnagar – 140001, Punjab, India)
  • Ioannis Kaissas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
  • Antigoni Kalamara (NCSR "Demokritos")
  • Nektarios Kalyvas (Radiation Physics, Materials Technolog and Biomedical Imaging Laboratory, Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of West Attica, Ag. Spyridonos, 12210 Athens Greece )
  • Anastasios Kanellakopoulos (HEPIA, HES-SO Genève)
  • Kamil Jan Kania (AGH University of Krakow)
  • Konstantinos Kanoutos (Nuclear Engineering Laboratory, National Technical University of Athens)
  • Kalliopi Kaperoni (National Technical University of Athens)
  • Abdallah Mahmoud Hafez Ali Karaka (institute of nuclear physics- Cologne university)
  • Filippos Karantoumanis (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
  • Andreas Germanos Karydas (Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics, NCSR "Demokritos")
  • Alban Kellerbauer (European Commission, Joint Research Centre)
  • Zsofia Kertesz (HUN-REN ATOMKI)
  • András Kocsonya (senior research scientist)
  • Sotiris Alexandros Kopanos (National Technical University of Athens, Department of Physics)
  • Magdalena Król (AGH University of Krakow)
  • Nikolaos Kyritsis (National Technical University of Athens )
  • Manto Kalliopi Lake (Nuclear Engineering Laboratory, National Technical University of Athens)
  • Jorge Lerendegui Marco (Instituto de Física Corpuscular)
  • Anna Mackova (Nuclear Physics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences)
  • Alice Manna (Università di Bologna e INFN Sezione di Bologna)
  • Miriana Marabotto (Politecnico di Torino)
  • Angelos Markopoulos (NCSRD)
  • Cristian Massimi (University of Bologna and INFN Bologna)
  • Anna Mastroberardino (University of Calabria)
  • Jelena Matković (Faculty of Physics, University of Belgrade)
  • Matej Mayer (Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik)
  • Callum D. McAleese (University of Surrey, Surrey Ion Beam Centre)
  • Romana Mikšová (Nuclear Physics Institute CAS, Hlavní 130, 250 68 Husinec-Řež, Czech Republic)
  • Anastasia Milioni (National Technical University of Athens)
  • M. Ángeles Millán Callado (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB))
  • Maria Lucia Mitsou (Department of Mathematics and Physics Vanvitelli University,INFN-Napoli)
  • Murray Moinester (Tel Aviv University)
  • Liliana Mou (Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare - Laboratori Nazionali di Legnaro)
  • Agatino Musumarra (University of Catania and INFN-Sezione di Catania)
  • Francesca Nicolanti (La Sapienza)
  • Pavol Noga (Slovak university of technology in Bratislava, Faculty of materials science and technology in Trnava, Advanced Technologies Research Institute)
  • Eleni Ntemou (Uppsala University)
  • O'Donnel (University of the West of Scotland)
  • Anna Lena Oberbauer (TUM Center for Nuclear Safety and Innovation - Technical University Munich)
  • Naohiko Otsuka (International Atomic Energy Agency)
  • Suleyman Fatih Ozmen (Akdeniz University)
  • Timm-Florian Pabst (University of Cologne)
  • Stavroula Pallada (HES-SO University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Western Switzerland)
  • Salvina Panebianco (University of Catania, Italy)
  • George Papaefthymiou (Nuclear Engineering laboratory, School of mechanical Engineering, National Technical University of Athens)
  • Dimitrios Papanikolaou (University of Ioannina, Department of Physics)
  • Maria Grazia Pellegriti (INFN - Sezione di Catania)
  • Nianhua Peng (Surrey Ion Beam Centre, University of Surrey, UK)
  • Marco Perri (INFN - Florence)
  • Claudia Pisanti (INFN BOLOGNA, University of Bologna)
  • Serhii Pohuliai (Baltic Scientific Instruments)
  • Maria Maddalena Ponsiglione (Unicampania)
  • Giorgos Provatas (Ruđer Bošković Institute)
  • Lucia Quattrocchi (INFN Catania e Università di Messina)
  • Sahar Ranjbar (University of Turin, INFN Turin )
  • Ellis Rintoul (University of Liverpool)
  • Oleksandr Romanenko (Nuclear Physics Institute)
  • Luca Romano (University of Rome Tor Vergata)
  • Panagiota K. Rouni (Nuclear Engineering Laboratory, School of Mechanical Engineering, National Technical University of Athens, GREECE)
  • Marek Rubel (Uppsala University)
  • Gavril Săbău (Geological Institute of Romania)
  • Anastasia Savidou (NCSRD)
  • Adela Consuela Scafes (Horia Hulubei National Institute for R&D in Physics and Nuclear Engineering(IFIN-HH))
  • Markus Schiffer (University of Cologne )
  • Christian Schlaier ()
  • Yan-Jie Schnellbach (RWTH Aachen University)
  • Sebastian A. Schroeder (University of Cologne)
  • Hana Silhadi (Nuclear Research center of Algiers)
  • Georgios Siltzovalis (National and Kapodistrian University of Athens)
  • Tom Sittig (University of Cologne)
  • Tomasz Smoliński (Institute of Nuclear Chemistry and Technology )
  • Ion E. Stamatelatos (NCSR "Demokritos")
  • Eva Štěpanovská (Nuclear Physics Institute of the CAS)
  • Karol Sucak (Comenius University, Bratislava)
  • Rares Suvaila (GeoEcoMar)
  • Zoltán Száraz (Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Faculty of Materials Science and Technology in Trnava, Advanced Technologies Research Institute)
  • Joanna M. Szornel (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
  • Giuseppe Tagliente (INFN Bari)
  • Evangelia Taimpiri (N.C.S.R. "Demokritos")
  • Nicola Taplin (Accompanying person)
  • Bogdan Octavian Temelie (Horia Hulubei National Institute for R&D in Physics and Nuclear Engineering)
  • Jovan Thereska (International Society for Tracer and Radiation Applications (ISTRA))
  • Antonio Trifiro (Università di Messina & INFN sez. Catania)
  • Konstantinos Tsitsekidis (University of Ioannina)
  • Radu A. Vasilache (Canberra Packard SRL)
  • Theodora Vasilopoulou (INRASTES NCSR Demokritos)
  • Victoria Vedia (TRIUMF)
  • Rosa Vlastou (National Technical University of Athens)
  • Tieshan Wang (Lanzhou University)
  • Laila Weisel (University of Cologne )
  • Andreas Wiederin (University of Vienna)
  • Heinrich Wilsenach (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
  • Roberto Zarrella (Università di Bologna - INFN Sezione di Bologna)
  • Anastasia Ziagkova (N.C.S.R. "Demokritos")
  • Marcin Zych (AGH - University of Krakow)
  • Nikolaos Patronis (University of Ioannina)
  • Alexandra Ioannidou (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)
  • Anastasios Lagoyannis (NCSRD)
  • Michael Kokkoris (NTUA)
  • Christos Tsabaris (HCMR)
  • Theo J. Mertzimekis (NKUA)

17.00-21.00 - Conference Registration

09.00-09.30 - Welcome Remarks
09.30-10.10 - Plenary Talk
10.10-10.40 - Coffee Break
10.40-12.20 - Parallel Sessions IBA_1 and ENV_1
12.20-14.00 - Lunch Break
14.00-16.00 - Parallel Sessions IBA_2 and ENV_2
16.00-16.40 - Coffee Break
16.40-19.00 - Parallel Sessions DET_1 and MED_1
19.00-22.00 - Welcome Reception at the VENUE yard

09.00-10.40 - EPS Award Ceremony - Prize Winners
10.40-11.10 - Coffee Break
11.10-11.50 - Plenary Talk
11.50-12.50 - Parallel Sessions IBA_3 and NEUT_1
12.50-14.20 - Lunch Break
14.20-16.00 - Parallel Sessions IBA_4 and ENV_3
16.00-16.30 - Coffee Break
16.30-18.30 - Parallel Sessions MED_2 and ENV_4
18.30-20.00 - Poster Session

09.00-09.40 - Plenary Talk
09.40-11.00 - Parallel Sessions IBA_5 and DET_2
11.00-12.00 - Coffee Break and Walking Tour in Thessaloniki towards the boat pier
12.00-19.00 - Excursion/Social Activity including Light Lunch

The social program in more detail (for ANP 2024 participants and accompanying persons, free of charge):
11.55 - Gather at the boat pier and get on deck
12.00 - Start of the boat trip form Thessaloniki to Peraia
13.00 - Arrival in Peraia. Lunch in Peraia at a taverna by the seaside. For those who wish to swim, please bring your swimming clothes.
18.15 - Return by boat from Peraia to Thessaloniki
19:00 - Arrival in Thessaloniki

09.00-09.40 - ANP2024 and HNPS Award Ceremony
11.10-11.50 - Plenary Talk
09.40-10.40 - Parallel Sessions IBA_6 and NEUT_2
10.40-11.10 - Coffee Break
11.10-11.50 - Plenary Talk
11.50-12.50 - Parallel Sessions IBA_7 and MED_3
12.50-14.20 - Lunch Break
14.20-16.00 - Parallel Sessions ACC, INST, NUCL.ENG. and DET_3
16.40-16.40 - Coffee Break
16.40-18.40 - Parallel Sessions NEUT_3 and DAT_1
19.45-23.00 - Conference Dinner / Banquet at the VENUE yard

09.00-09.40 - Plenary Talk
09.40-11.20 - Parallel Sessions ENV_5 and MED_4
11.20-12.10 - Coffee Break
12.10-12.30 - Closing Remarks
END OF CONFERENCE

Registration is now closed

Practical Information

Detailed info are provided in this document

As announced on the last day of ANP2024, a Special Volume in the journal Applied Radiation and Isotopes has been planned for research papers related to the Conference Program. After some coordination with the Editors of ARI we are now pleased to announce the Special Volume, where you could submit your original research work for publication. All submitted papers will be handled by ARI and will be peer-reviewed according to the Rules and Conditions of the Journal. To prepare your article and submit it to the Special Volume please navigate to the dedicated website or look for the "VSI: ANP 2024"during submission process. The deadline of submission of your papers is set to February 3rd, 2025.


Besides the ARI Special Volume, we have also prepared a Special Proceedings volume in the HNPS Advances in Nuclear Physics (HNPS ANP). HNPS ANP is the official journal of the Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society, published by the Society at an annual cycle for over 30 years already. If you are not interested in submitting an original article at ARI, please consider submitting your work as a proceedings article, fully open-access and citable with a DOI.

For HNPS ANP manuscript preparation and submission instructions, see the website: https://eproceedings.epublishing.ekt.gr/index.php/hnps/about/submissions

Please be noted that HNPS ANP accepts articles prepared in MS Word only. You may download the template from this link.

All proceedings articles in HNPS ANP will be reviewed by at least one peer before editorial approval for publication. Please prepare your manuscript for a maximum length of 4 pages.

  • E.U. Citizens
    A passport is not a compulsory requirement for European Union citizens traveling from or to Schengen countries (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Spain, and recently Bulgaria and Romania under certain conditions. If you are traveling from the latter two, please check what travel documents are required with your local authorities). There are no custom formalities.
  • Non E.U. Citizens
    A valid passport is normally required for all non E.U. citizens traveling to Greece. Visa formalities may be required for visitors from certain countries.
  • Visa Information
    EU Nationals do not need a visa to enter Greece, but a valid ID card or passport is required.
    Non-EU nationals in general require a visa for stays in Greece. A visa is not required for semi-annual visits of up to three months for nationals of those countries for which the European Community has abolished the visa requirement. Nationals of countries which do not have a visa-waiver agreement with the European Community must obtain a visa. Detailed visa information is provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The list of different countries and the visa requirements can be found here: https://www.mfa.gr/en/visas/visas-for-foreigners-traveling-to-greece/countries-requiring-or-not-requiring-visa.html

Thessaloniki Airport (code: SKG)
Official airport site: https://www.skg-airport.gr/en

Transfers from Thessaloniki Airport to the city centre

Rooms for the ANP2024 International Conference will not be pre-booked by the organizers. Participants are expected to find their own accommodation, and proceed with their reservations.

Hotels
A map of hotels near the conference venue is given via the following link.

Should you need any assistance do not hesitate to contact the local organizers at anp2024@physics.auth.gr

SOCIAL PROGRAMME for ANP 2024 participants and accompanying persons, free of charge:

  • Mon 23.09.2024, 19.00-22.00 - Welcome Reception at the VENUE yard
  • Wed 25.09.2024, 11.00-19.00 - Excursion/ Social Activity including lunch at a taverna
    11.55 Start of the boat trip form Thessaloniki to Peraia
    13.00 Arrival in Peraia. Lunch in Peraia at a taverna by the seaside. For those who wish to swim, please bring your swimming clothes.
    18.15 Return (boat trip) from Peraia to Thessaloniki
    19:00 Arrival in Thessaloniki\
  • Thu 26.09.2024, 19.45-23.00 - Conference Dinner / Banquet at the VENUE yard

The poster format should be prepared in the standard portrait A0 size (841 x 1189 mm or 33.1 x 46.8 inches). It is recommended to use the ANP2024 logo in your poster.

Please talk to the front desk at the conference site to help you with the hanging of your poster in the assigned location.

Poster printing services may be provided on a fee, if needed. Please contact the organizers for arrangements.

Venue

Aristotle University’s Research Dissemination Center (KEDEA) founded in 2006 and opened its doors for the first time in April 2011. The Conference Center has three ultra modern auditoriums, exhibition space of 300 m2 and public spaces ideal for hosting scientific conferences, symposiums and cultural events

KEDEA

GPS: 40.62697199988016, 22.96256372321694

3rd Septembriou Campus

54636, Thessaloniki

Transportation

The KEDEA building is connected with the following bus lines:
2,7,14,58 Bus Stop University of Macedonia
17,24,37 Bus Stop Fititiki Leschi
10,31 Bus Stop Agia Foteini- University of Macedonia
27,28,83 Τerma Grammis

ANP2024 Sponsors

sponsors

The Hellenic Nuclear Physics Society
hnps.eu

sponsors

The European Physical Society
eps.org

sponsors


AUTh Research Committee

sponsors


AUTH Faculty of Sciences

sponsors


The Arizona Carbon Foil Co.

sponsors

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
uoa.gr

sponsors

National Technical University of Athens
ntua.gr

sponsors

NSCR "Demokritos"
demokritos.gr

sponsors

University of Ioannina
uoi.gr

sponsors

Hellenic Center of Marine Research
hcmr.gr

Contact Us

We hope the above information is sufficient to guarantee easy access to registering to ANP2024 and obtaining all practical information about your visit to Thessaloniki and the ANP2024.

In case of questions or problems, please do not hesitate to get in contact with us.