1st International Workshop on Semiconductor Devices Modeling and Electronic Materials and IEEE EDS 2010 MINI-COLLOQUIUM
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15th International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition
July 23, 2018 – July 28, 2018The International Conference on Music Perception and Cognition (ICMPC) is an event that promotes dissemination of new and interdisciplinary research in Music Psychology, which large encompass, high academic level, and international character has made it the most important conference in the world for researchers in cognitive sciences of music. We are glad to announce that in July 2018, the National University of La Plata will be the Latin American hub of ICMPC15/ESCOM10.
The realization of the ICMPC15/ESCOM10 in Argentina adds to a series of activities promoted by local researchers on Music Psychology, a field of study of long history and current development in Latin America. On the one hand, the Argentinian Society for the Cognitive Sciences of Music (SACCoM) is in the last 17 years so far one of the main organizations in South America responsible for disseminating research on music perception and cognition. SACCoM periodically organizes the Encounter for the Cognitive Sciences of Music (ECCoM), an event of international scope in which researchers on music perception and cognition from all Latin America participate, and whose 13th edition has been realized on September 2017. On the other hand, the research team of the Laboratory for the Study of Musical Experience (LEEM), located in Faculty of Fine Arts of National University of La Plata, promote the field developing a corpus of research that has local and international impact, and organizing events for its dissemination. On April, LEEM was the hub of Global Arts and Psychology Seminar (GAPS) an event that involved five universities of different parts of the world connected by streaming, interacting during presentations, questions and discussion of works. Four of that universities will be hubs of ICMPC15/ESCOM10 in 2018.
Both ICMPC and ESCOM conferences (European Society of Cognitive Sciences of Music) have progressively centralized a great amount of research on music perception and cognition. For the above-mention reason, and also with the desire of promoting inclusion and interculturality on international events which calls for papers have global scope, ICMPC15/ESCOM10 will take place between 23th to 28th July 2018,simultaneously on four locations, continuously communicated through Internet: La Plata (Argentina), Graz (Austria), Montreal (Canada) y Sydney (Australia).
- October 22, 2018 – October 25, 2018
- October 2, 2017 – October 4, 2017
- October 17, 2016 – October 19, 2016
- November 14, 2018 – November 16, 2018
- November 23, 2016 – November 25, 2016
- November 26, 2014 – November 28, 2014
11th Symposium of International Urban Planning and Environment Association - IUPEA
The International Urban Planning and Environment Association - IUPEA - was founded in 1993 with the purpose of developing and expanding ways in which urban planning could improve environmental quality. With this goal, IUPEA stimulates dialogues on the links between the sustainability of cities and their paths of development, the quality of the environment and the frameworks and practices of urban and regional planning. It also encourages research and supports its communication and dissemination through a systematic program of publications and symposiums for discussing experiences and initiatives to substantially improve living conditions in cities.
Since its foundation, IUPEA organized and led 10 International Symposiums in USA (Seattle, 1994), Netherlands (Gröningen, 1997), South Africa (Pretoria, 1999), Israel (Jerusalem, 2001), England (Oxford, (2002), USA (Louisville, 2004), Thailand (Bangkok, 2007), Germany (Kaiserslautern, 2009), China (Guangzhou, 2010) and Australia (Sydney, 2012). English has been the official language in all of them.
UPE 11 is the first IUPEA Symposium to be held in Latin America, a region where intense and turbulent transformations - in political, social, economic, cultural and territorial domains - have taken place along the last 30-40 years; where institutional frameworks of urban planning and management have a low degree of consolidation, and where the more significant contents and meanings of urban and environmental agendas are of a predominantly social nature.
UPE 11 is conceived as a platform to share and debate different regional and local expressions of current socio-territorial and environmental crises, trends and choices. It will also provide a space to explicitly state and compare different conceptual and methodological approaches and distinctive instruments and policies as well as to critically assess results achieved throughout different urbanization processes in diverse cultural and political urban and national settings.
UPE 11 is a discussion framework wherein Spanish, Portuguese and English will all serve as official Symposium languages. This will allow significant players involved in the study, planning and management of the city and the environment - researchers, public officials, planners, educators and civil society organizations in specific national contexts in the global North, inside and outside Latin America - to express
their singular cultures, how they build specific agendas, how they conceive and implement practices and management modes of their own.
Given this backdrop, UPE 11 attempts to discern what similar and divergent answers we may give to the questions that we share and - not less significant - what issues and what inquiries differentiate our contexts and our approaches. It will also allow us to compare, share and critically discuss various views and ideological perspectives, political orientations, theoretical and methodological approaches, institutional frameworks, decisional processes and practical answers applied to the planning and management of territorial and environmental sustainability and social equity, in multiple urban scales, amidst complex, uncertain and turbulent scenarios we all face.
- September 16, 2014 – September 19, 2014
1st International Workshop on Semiconductor Devices Modeling and Electronic Materials and IEEE EDS 2010 MINI-COLLOQUIUM
The development of this meeting has as purpose to contribute to knowledge of semiconductor devices modeling and electronic materials, in order to discuss the most widely used computational methods to study the materials and their application to electron devices.
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1st International Workshop on Semiconductor Devices Modeling and Electronic Materials and IEEE EDS 2010 MINI-COLLOQUIUM
November 1, 2010 – November 3, 2010The development of this first meeting has as purpose to contribute to knowledge of semiconductor devices modeling and electronic materials, in order to discuss the most widely used computational methods to study the materials and their application to electron devices. The event, organized in a single-session format, will be carried out with the contribution of invited lecturers and poster presentations.
The workshop will be addressed to researchers in the areas of semiconductor devices modeling and new materials. Also, professionals related to the electronic industry and PhD and advanced students of the careers of Electronic Engineering and Physics.
The Workshop will be held at the Conferences Room of the Electrotechnical Department, Faculty of Engineering, National University of La Plata, 48 esq. 116, 1º floor (1900), La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The workshop is organized by the Grupo de Estudio de Materiales y Dispositivos Electrónicos – GEMyDE (Group of Study of Materials Electron Devices) a research group of the Departamento de Electrotecnia, Facultad de Ingeniería, Universidad Nacional de La Plata (Electrotechnical Department in the Faculty of Engineering of the National University of La Plata -UNLP).
contact: sdmem2010@ing.unlp.edu.ar
4th Workshop on Novel Methods for Electronic Structure Calculations, and first southamerican congress on materials
This Workshop touch topics related to first principles calculations of electronic properties, magnetic and structural materials. The focus will be to show the predictive capability of this type of calculations to describe physical properties of a very precise way.
It is particulary focused to those researches from Argentina and countries arround that that are working with this type of methodology.
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4th Workshop on novel methods for electronic structure calculations, and first southamerican congress on materials
November 2, 2011 – November 4, 2011The purpose of the meeting, is to do an exhaustive description of first principles methods, the advantages of the study of materials using them, emphasizing the importance of the ab-initio methods to predict structural, electric, magnetic, electronic properties, etc., in general, physical properties of solids. Furthermore, the purpose of this activity is to discuss some of these widely used computational methods to obtain electronic structures.It is also sought to locate the state of the art of the modern techniques on first principles calculation focused on the study of materials.The seminar will be carried out with the contribution of foreign and local lecturers. Oral expositions of advanced students and recent PhD’s are also being encouraged to participate. The purpose is to establish relationships and cooperation to make possible the generation of new projects and the training human resources.
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III Workshop on Novel Methods for Electronic Structure Calculations
October 14, 2009 – October 16, 2009The purpose of the meeting is to do an exhaustive description of first principles methods, the advantages of the study of materials using them, and the importance of the ab-initio methods to predict physical properties.
Furthermore, the purpose of this activity is to discuss some of these widely used computational methods to obtain electronic structures. It is also sought to locate the state of the art of the modern techniques on first principles calculation, focuses on the study of materials.
The seminar will be carried out with the contribution of foreign and local lecturers. Oral expositions of advanced students and recent PhD's are also being encouraged. The purpose is to establish relationships and cooperations to make possible the generation of new projects and the training human resources.