The mission of the TPS Student Chapter is to provide students the opportunity to participate in physics-related public affairs and to strengthen the connection with physics students abroad. 1. The Physical Society of Taiwan Student Chapter Bylaws:    https://www.ps-taiwan.org/tw/modules/about/branch2. Candidate Eligibility: Must be a student member of the Physical Society of Taiwan in 2023.3.Registration period: Until June 7, 2023 (Wednesday).4. Term of office for the elected candidates: From July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024.5. Online voting period: From 8:00 AM on June 9, 2023, to 8:00 PM on June 14, 2023.6. Vote counting: June 15, 2023.7. Announcement of election results: June 16, 2023.8. Voters: All student members of the Physical Society of Taiwan have voting rights.If you want to sign up, please provide your name and the copy of student ID card to office@ps-taiwan.org

Dear TPS members,

The guidelines for creating divisions of Taiwan Physical Society were approved at the end of 2018. Through the establishment of divisions, we aim to make international collaboration and communication more efficient for each research field among Taiwanese and other physical societies around the world, and to enhance the international visibility of our community. The division can work to make the community more interactive and collaborative, to improve its research environment, and to educate young generate so people in the field can accomplish high quality research to make impact both academically and socially.
Several colleagues from the field of “Physical Biology and Biological Physics” made the efforts for proposing the organization regulations of the division of “Physical Biology and Biological Physics” (PBBP) in the past few months. The regulations were approved by the Division of Academy of TPS on March 17, 2022. Recently the Division of Academy invited its TPS chair, Ying-jer Kao (NTU), Chia-Ming Kuo (NCU), Chien-jung Lo (NCU), Chia-Lung Hsieh (Academia Sinica), Jung-hsin Lin (Academia Sinica), Keng-hui Lin (Academia Sinica) and Shi-wei Chu (NTU) to prepare for the establishment of the PBBP.

Here we invite TPS members who are interested in the activities of the PBBP to join the division.
If you would like to join, please express your interests at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI ... fGVCA/viewform?usp=pp url before 3/27 (Sun.).

All the best
TPS President Ying-Jer Kao
Vice President, Director of the Division of Academy Chia-Ming Kuo
PBBP Founding Members, Chien-jung Lo, Chia-Lung Hsieh, Jung-hsin Lin, Keng-hui Lin and Shi-wei Chu

March 3rd, 2022The Physical Society of Taiwan (TPS) strongly condemns the continuing attack against Ukraine by the Russian Federation.While we believe that scientific research transcends national borders, the recent military action of the Russian government against Ukraine, a fellow democratic and sovereign country, has caused immeasurable human suffering and seriously undermines the fundamental principles for the advance of human civilization through scientific endeavors.Taiwan, despite obvious geopolitical differences, shares many of the ideals, experiences and struggles Ukraine has. We at TPS, would like to express our deepest solidarity with all Ukrainian citizens whose basic livelihood and freedom are gravely threatened by the current presence of a foreign military force.TPS would therefore like to call on the entire Taiwanese scientific community to protest unequivocally and take the appropriate punitive measures against the Russian federation for its ongoing violences within Ukraine.As part of the international physics community, TPS will do the utmost within its capability to support our colleagues in Ukraine whose research may have been severely impacted by the current tragic circumstance, in order to ensure the continuity of their careers.We are keenly aware that a large number of Russian scientists have signed an open letter against the invasion of Ukraine. We sincerely sympathize with them and would also like to stand in solidarity for any Russian scientists’ courageous action against an authoritarian regime.

The Taiwanese scientific community has long-established research collaborations with Russian scientists. However given the military action taken by the Russian government against Ukraine, TPS would like to call on relevant Taiwanese governmental agencies to carry out the following measures immediately:(1) Suspend all joint research programs co-sponsored by Taiwan and the Russian governments.(2) Expedite the visa application processes for Ukrainian scientists, scholars, or students to visit Taiwan.In this dark hour as Ukraine is experiencing, TPS strongly believes these measures will support our Ukrainian friends in need and lead to a brighter future.
The Physical Society of Taiwan

2022年3月3日儘管我們深信科學研究超越國界，但最近俄羅斯對民主主權國家烏克蘭的侵略，已經造成無數人道危機，並嚴重踐踏我們以科學作為幫助人類邁向文明的基本價值。儘管台灣在地理位置和國情政治上與烏克蘭有所差別，但是我們擁有許多共通的價值， 經驗和困境。我們的自由與基本生活亦同樣面臨類似的武力威脅, 因此台灣物理學會在此聲明，我們將與遭受此脅迫的烏克蘭人民站在一起。台灣物理學會同時在此呼籲全體台灣科學家社群，共同採取行動抵制並強烈抗議俄羅斯政府對烏克蘭掀起的戰爭暴行。身為國際物理學界的一員，台灣物理學會將盡己力幫助目前身陷危機的烏克蘭同僚們，並設法支持他們的學業以及研究工作能夠延續。我們知悉已有許多俄羅斯科學家公開反對俄羅斯對於烏克蘭的入侵行為，我們感同身受並且對他們面對獨裁政府時的勇敢行動表示欽佩與支持。台灣與俄羅斯的科學家們有著深厚長久的研究合作關係；但在俄羅斯對烏克蘭進行武力侵略的當下，我們呼籲政府相關單位立即採取下列措施：1、暫停與俄羅斯政府的所有合作研究計畫。2、簡化簽證申請程序，以利被戰火波及的烏克蘭籍科學家、學者、與學生們停留訪問台灣。正值烏克蘭遭受襲擊的黑暗時刻，台灣物理學會相信上述措施會幫助我們的烏克蘭朋友們度過此危機, 迎向明日的曙光。 台灣物理學會  

2022 Annual Meeting of TPS: AAPPS Award WinnerAward WinnerOrganizationPub. no.Thi-Nga DoNational Cheng Kung UniversityA3-OAS-001Adzilah Shahna RosyadiNational Taiwan University of Science and TechnologyB3-OAS-002阮林燕詩National Chung Cheng UniversityE3-OAS-001

【物理學會專欄】2022台灣物理學會各類獎項得獎名單

Congratulations! National Sun Yat-sen University Department of Physics Prof. Feng-Chuan Chuanglatest published article: Tailoring Topological Phases in Two-dimensional Transition Metal DichalcogenidesSelected as AAPPS Bulletin Research Highlight!National Sun Yat-sen University

Press release – 3 December 2021 We need more basic sciences to achieve Agenda 2030 and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals. This is the message sent to the world by the United Nations General Assembly on 2 December 2021: Member States approved by consensus the resolution 76/A/L.12 promulgating the year 2022 as the International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development (IYBSSD2022).With this resolution, the United Nations General Assembly ‘invites all [its] Member States, organizations of the United Nations system and other global, regional and subregional organizations, as well as other relevant stakeholders, including academia, civil society, inter alia, international and national nongovernmental organizations, individuals and the private sector, to observe and raise awareness of the importance of basic sciences for sustainable development, in accordance with national priorities’.The United Nations General Assembly motivated its decision with ‘the high value for humankind of basic sciences’, and with the fact that ‘enhanced global awareness of, and increased education in, the basic sciences is vital to attain sustainable development and to improve the quality of life for people all over the world’. It also stressed that ‘basic sciences and emerging technologies respond to the needs of humankind by providing access to information and increasing the health and well-being of individuals, communities, and societies’. The successes and difficulties of the global fight against the COVID-19 pandemic have been for two years a stark reminder of this importance of basic sciences, such as (but not limited to) biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and anthropology.The vote is the result of the mobilization of the international scientific community, led since 2017 by the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP), CERN (The European Laboratory for Particle Physics), and 26 other international scientific unions and research organizations from different parts of the world, under the auspices of UNESCO. Over 90 national and international science academies, learned societies, scientific networks, research and education centers are also supporting this initiative. They will organize events and activities all over the planet during this special year, to showcase and improve the links between basic sciences and the 17 SDGs.The resolution was proposed to the United Nations General Assembly by Honduras, and co-sponsored by 36 other countries. Its vote confirms resolution 40/C 76 adopted unanimously by UNESCO General Conference, 25 November 2019.The International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development (IYBSSD2022) will be officially inaugurated with an opening conference 30 June - 1 July 2022 at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. Events and activities will be organized around the world until 30 June 2023.Contacts:Michel Spiro, president of the Steering Committee for IYBSSD2022 – michel.spiro@iybssd2022.org Luc Allemand, secretary general of IYBSSD2022 - luc.allemand@iybssd2022.org

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    Division of Condensed Matter Physics    Association of Asia Pacific Physical Societies   2nd Circular on Asia-Pacific Conference on Condensed Matter Physics 2021December 1st to 3rd, 2021            and

   Asia-Pacific Condensed Matter Physics Week 　The AC2MP2021 invited speaker list has been confirmed. The selection from contributed presentation is underway. We have already about 100 registrations of participants. Considering the short notice period for submission of presentation, the program committee has decided to extend the submission deadline for contributed talk by Oct. 16th. Also, we call for poster presentations from younger generation such as students. The deadline for poster presentation will be Oct. 30th. When you submit your contribution, please specify your preference. 　Participation fee is free, but you need to register to have the access to the online conference URL. Please join to this historical event in condensed matter physics in Asia-Pacific area. Specialty of Conference1.    Tutorial lectures on current topics2.    Keynote talks by the leading scientists3.    Session dedicated for young invited speakers4.    Combination of short oral talks and interactive discussions5.    Free participation fee Invited Speaker list and Titles of Talks*Some of titles are tentative TutorialsManish Jain GW CalculationsEun-Guk MoonQuantum spin liquidMasao OgataDirac electrons in solids KeynotesXiangang WanDictionary of topological materials, computational physicsArindam GhoshThermoelectricity of correlation states in twisted bilayer grapheneHiroaki KusunoseCross-correlated phenomena viewed from electronic multipolesYuanbo Zhang 2D magnetic, topological and superconducting materialsHyeonsik CheongOptical Spectroscopy of Antiferromagnetic 2-Dimensional van der Waals MaterialsLi-Chyong ChenAtomically-designed and surface probing of selective two-dimensional nanomaterials as photo-catalysts for CO2 reduction to solar fuelsUmesh WaghmareFerroelectricity at Ultimately Small Length ScalesGuang-Yu GuoBulk photovoltaic effect in 2D semiconductors and 3D topological semimetalsHyunwoo LeeOrbital Hall effect and orbital dynamicsRyo ShimanoUltrafast control of symmetry broken states in solids by terahertz pulse Invited SpeakersBohm Jung YangTopology of acoustic phonons and anomalous thermal responsesTse-Ming ChenStrain engineering of 2D materialsKeun Su KimPseudogap in a crystalline insulator doped by disordered metalsRie UmetsuElectronic structures of Heusler alloys as functional magnetic materialHuiqian LuoNeutron study of CMPAditi Sen DeQuantum Thermal MachinesYueh-Nan ChenBenchmarking quantum state transfer in the cloudSuvankar ChakravertyUnique Magnetotransport in KTaO3 based conducting devicesSungjae ChoLow-voltage transistors and diodes; Extending the road beyond CMOSPabitra NaikOrganic SemiconductorsTakeshi KondoObservation of small Fermi pockets in high-Tc cupratesMing-Wen ChuSeeing Charge Density Waves at the Atomic Scale by Cryogenic Scanning Transmission Electron MicroscopyYanwu XieOxide device and interface, interfacial superconductivityWentao ZhangUltrafast laser ARPES on CDW etc.Hideaki SakaiSpin-valley coupling and quantum transport phenomena in polar magnetic
Dirac materials Invited Speakers for Session dedicated for Young ResearchersSudipta Dubey2D MaterialsJieun LeeOptical imaging of spin orientations in 2D materialsSutapa RoyLight-activated Janus colloids suspended in a solventChia-Lung HsiehNanoscale organization and dynamics of biological membranes revealed by high-speed interferometric scattering microscopyToshihiro NomuraQuest for a magnetic-field-induced liquid-liquid transition of oxygen
by ultrasound measurements in megagauss regionXi LinUltra low temperature and high magnetic field study Minsoo KimElectron quantum transport in twisted multi-layers of grapheneMing-Hao LiuQuantum Electronic Transport in Graphene Superlattice SystemsJong Mok OkCorrelated Oxide Dirac Semimetal in the Extreme Quantum LimitVidyaPraveen BhallamudiNV Centers in NanodiamondsWanjun JiangSkyrmionRina TakagiSquare and rhombic lattice of magnetic skyrmions in a centrosymmetric itinerant magnetSsu-Yen HuangManipulation of pure spin current in 3D magnetsProf. Tao Wu NMR studies on various superconductors and CDW systemsNayuta TakemoriTheoretical investigation on superconducting quasicrystals  Topics of ConferenceScientific sessions cover a wide range of condensed matter physics, including the following subjects—the organizer welcomes varieties of other subjects and interdisciplinary topics not listed below. A: Strongly Correlated Electron Systems, Superconductivity, Quantum Materials
B: Topological Materials and Physics, 2D Materials, Semiconductors
C: Spintronics, Device Physics, Functional Materials
D: Magnetic and Ferroelectric Materials
E: X-ray and Neutron, Muon for Condensed Matter Physics
F: Extreme condition, High Pressure Physics, High Magnetic Fields, Ultra-low temperature
G: Optical Physics, Laser Spectroscopy
H: Molecular Materials, Soft-matter, Complex System, Biomaterial
I: Quantum Information
J: Computational and Theoretical Physics Web site: http://www.aapps-dcmp.org   Meeting/Event-Conference Registration Sitehttps://www.apctp.org/theme/d/html/act ... ad.php?id=1600&page=0If you cannot see the English page, first click the English in the top. You will guided to the TOP page of the APCTP, please go back to the registration page. Or, push one of three tabs as shown below, then it will switch to English. Participating EventsTo be announcedOrganizerThe division of condensed matter physics in AAPPSImportant DatesAugust 30, 1st circular outSeptember 10th, Website open for presentation submissionOctober 16th, Submission of presentation close(Extended)October 30th, Speaker DecisionsOctober 30th, Submission of Poster presentation closeNovember 8th, Final programOrganizing CommitteeJ.-G. Park (Seoul National Univ.)S. M. Yusuf (Bhabha Atomic Research Centre)H. Nojiri (Tohoku Univ.)K.-Y. Choi (Sungkyunkwan Univ.)Y.-P. Chiu (National Taiwan Univ.)F.-C. Chuang (National Sun Yat-Sen Univ.)L. Lu (The Institute of Physics, CAS)V. Nanal (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research)T. Sakai (Univ. of Hyogo)H.-H. Wen (Nanjing Univ.)Program CommitteeH. Nojiri (Tohoku Univ.)D. Feng (Univ. of Science and Technology of China)A.V.Gopal (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research)Y. J. Kao (National Taiwan Univ.)T.-H. Kim (POSTECH)C.-W. Luo (National Yang-Ming Chiao-Tung Univ.)Y. Matsuda (Univ. Tokyo)S. Narasimhan (Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research)C-H. Yang (KAIST)S. Zhou (Tsinghua University)
 Local Organizing CommitteeSecretaryK.-Y. Choi (Sungkyunkwan Univ.)Web siteT. -H. Kim (POSTECH)Online conferenceC. -H. Yang (KAIST)TBA   Contact : AC2MP2021 Secretary, Prof. K. W. Choi(Sungkyunkwan Univ.)E-mail:  ac2mp2021 at gmail.com