The meeting will be held 5-8 August and will take the form of a summit, bringing together prominent physicists in the area of soft and hard condensed matter physics who study correlated matter: materials in which unexpectedly new classes of behavior emerge in response to the strong and competing interactions amongst their constituent particles. This meeting is part of an effort, encouraged by the Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter (ICAM) , to help our community to present itself as a unified field, with a clear and simply comprehensible notion of why and how it constitutes a frontier science.

http://frontiers.physics.rutgers.edu

register: forward completed registration form to conference

coordinator Rose Romero, rbromero@lanl.gov

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