| Presentation | Sessions 2006 |
| Session 85: Complex Systems | |
| Information and applications | Session 86: Cosmology and particle physics |
| Documents for authors | Sessions 2007 |
| Session 87: String theory and the real world | |
| Previous sessions | Session 88: Dynamos |
The Summer School sessions are aimed primarily towards advanced students and young postdoctoral researchers, willing to deepen their knowledge or to start in a new field.
The sessions last from 4 to 5 weeks and the courses are long (up to 12 hours of lectures for a given subject). This allows a thorough pedagogical approach, up to the frontiers of modern research, and to cover all aspects of a given subject. This long duration also favors exchanges, discussions and working groups between participants.
The summer school programs are selected by the Board about two years in advance. If you have suggestions, or if you are interested in organizing a session, contact the Director of the Summer School:
Jean Dalibard
Laboratoire Kastler Brossel
Ecole Normale Supérieure
24 rue Lhomond
75231 Paris Cedex 5, FRANCE
Tel: +33 -1-44 32 25 34
Fax: +33 -1-44 32 34 34
e-mail: jean.dalibard at lkb.ens.fr
To apply, download the forms from the page of the corresponding session. A commitee (scientific directors of the session and direction of the School) will select the candidates.
The fees include full housing and meals at the School. Participants will get a free Lecture Notes Book. The School provides some grants, which may cover part or all the living expenses, and possibly part of the travel expenses. The total number of grants and their amounts depend on the funding of the session. Applications for grants must be sent in advance to the School.
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Download these files in the same directory. Have a look at "example.tex" if you are not so familiar with LaTeX. If you are used to LaTeX, just type your lecture notes in "template.tex".
Please note that there is no significant editing of the manuscripts by Elsevier, and that no proofs are sent to the authors. Therefore the authors are kindly asked to provide a "camera-ready" manuscript using the macros given above, with the tables and figures properly positioned.
Concerning the figures:
Sessions 1 - 66: 1951 - 1996
Session 65: From Cell to Brain, July 1996.
Session 66: Trends in Nuclear Physics, 100 Years Later, August 30, 1996.
Session 67: Modeling the Earth's Climate and its Variability, July 1997.
Session 68: Probing the Standard Model of Particle Interactions, August 1997.
Session 69: Topological Aspects of Low Dimensional Systems, July 1998
Session 70: Infrared Space Astronomy, Today and Tomorrow, August 1998.
Session 71: The Primordial Universe, July 1999.
Session 72: Atomic Matter Waves, August 1999.
Session 73: Atomic Clusters and Nanoparticles, July 2000
Session 74: New Trends in Turbulence, August 2000.
Session 75: Physics of Biomolecules and Cells, July 2001
Session 76: Unity from duality: Gravity, Gauge Theory and Strings, August 2001
Session 77: Slow Relaxations and nonequilibrium dynamics in condensed matter, July 2002
Session 78: Accretion Disks, Jets and High Energy Phenomena in Astrophysics, August 2002
Session 79: Quantum Entanglement and Information Processing, July 2003
Session 80: Methods and models in neurophysics, August 2003
Session 81: Nanoscopic quantum physics, July 2004
Session 82: Multiples aspects of DNA and RNA: from biophysics to bioinformatics, August 2004
Session 83: Mathematical Statistical Physics, July 2005
Session 84: Particle physics beyond the standard model, August 2005