Plenary session

Room: F. building F29

Chairman: Dr. Cs. Sükösd

9:00    Opening   (Cs. Sükösd, TÁMOP coordinator of the Faculty of Sciences)

9:05    Atmospheric interface design for mass spectrometry 
 (T. Majoros, Department. of Atomic Physics)

9:30    The connection between tightly focused beams and the concentration problem on the sphere (K. Jahn, Department of Physics)

9:55    Theoretical study of magnetic domain walls through a cobalt nanocontact
(L. Balogh, Department of Theoretical Physics)

10:20   Magnetic perturbation induced transport in fusion plasmas
(G. Papp, Institute of Nuclear Techniques)

10:45   Global superfluid and magnetic phase diagram of a three-component fermion mixture (M. Kanász-Nagy, Department of Theoretical Physics)

Session A (Atomic Physics)

Room:  F building F29

Chairman: Prof. P. Richter

13:00    Surface analytical investigation of Ti maxillofacial miniplates retrieved from the human body      (B. Sebők, Department. of Atomic Physics)

13:25    Polarized light extraction from light emitting diodes by means of metallic nanostructures   (Ö. Sepsi, Department of Atomic Physics)

13:50     Nanocrystal solar cells and impact ionization in silicon nanocrystals
(M. Vörös, Department of Atomic Physics).

14:15   Measuring method for the examination of the polarization properties of low-birenfringence optical materials (B. Játékos, Department of Atomic Physics)

Session B (Nuclear Techniques)

Room: R. building R214

Chairman: Dr. G. Pokol

13:00    Micro-XRF studies on biological samples using synchrotron radiation
(A. Gerényi, Institute of Nuclear Techniques)

13:25    Beam Emission Spectroscopy Measurements on KSTAR 
 (M. Lampert, Institute of Nuclear Techniques)

13:50     Photon FASTCAM SA5 camera control software development for fusion plasma measurements (G. Náfrádi, Institute of Nuclear Techniques)

14:15   Development of an enhanced atomic beam diagnostic for the COMPASS tokamak
(Cs. Buday, Institute of Nuclear Techniques)