The Origin of Water’s Anomalous Properties Captured by X-ray Experiments
Water is the most important liquid for our existence on Earth and it plays an essential role in physics, chemistry, biology and geoscience. What makes water unique is not only its importance but also the anomalous behavior of many of its macroscopic properties. For example, density, specific heat, viscosity and compressibility of water behave in ways opposite to other liquids that we know. If we look at a glass of ice water, everything is, in a sense, upside down.
Mini-workshop on Nuclear Physics Research in Turkey at the Istanbul University
The 75th meeting of the Nuclear Physics Board of the EPS took place in Istanbul on May 28-29 2018. On the first day, the Rector of the University of Istanbul, Prof. Dr. Mahmut Ak, welcomed the NPD board in the majestic Rectorate building.
Dedicated to EPS Individual Members
EPS Individual Members can access for free, from the EPS web page, the current latest issues of two appealing journals.
EPS Executive Committee and Staff activities May 2018
The EPS works to support its members. Find below the list of activities of the EPS Executive Committee and staff last month:
HBSM-2018 Conference
HBSM-2018 Conference (Russia, August 6-12, 2018) – see http://www.hbsm2018.ru.
Excitonic insulator: New perspectives in long-range interacting systems
The programme committee is pleased to announce that a meeting on the Excitonic insulator: New perspectives in long-range interacting systems, will be organised at the CECAM Headquarters, Lausanne (Switzerland) 3-5 September 2018.
