Program for the São Paulo edition
(Click on the links for the abstracts)
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Monday, October, 1st |
Tuesday, October, 2nd |
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08:45
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Opening |
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09:00
– 09:50 |
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09:50
– 10:40 |
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10:40
– 11:00 |
Coffee break |
Coffee break |
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11:00
– 11:50 |
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11:50
– 14:00 |
Lunch |
Lunch |
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14:00
– 14:50 |
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14:50
– 15:40 |
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15:40
– 16:30 |
(Greene, Cooper, Molenkamp, Satalkar, Kim-Zajonz,
Rudolph) |
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16:30
– 16:50 |
Coffee break |
Closing |
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16:50
– 18:00 |
Tutorial for authors & referees (Molenkamp
& Kim-Zajonz) |
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Physical Review B and its offspring
Physical Review B remains by far the largest specialized condensed matter physics journal in the world. Its publishing environment
is undergoing large changes. More specialized journals enter the market, high-impact journals have been constructed, open access publishing
is strongly being advocated by several governments. In this talk I will address how the journal, and APS publishing as a whole, is responding to these
changes.
