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THE 16TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON QUASICRYSTALS

22-27 June 2025
Nancy, France

22-27 JUNE 2025
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SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT NOW

Abstract submission are open.
You can submit an abstract for one of these three formats:
 Abstract – contributed talks – 20 min
 Abstract – poster

APPLICATION FOR 2025

JEAN-MARIE DUBOIS AWARD ARE NOW OPEN

The Jean-Marie Dubois Award was established to recognize important, sustained research on any aspect of quasicrystals within the 10-year period preceding the award. 

Welcome to the ICQ16 Conference!

The 16th International Conference on Quasicrystals (ICQ16) will be held on 22-27 June 2025 in Nancy, France. This is one of the series following the 1st workshop in Les Houches, France, the 2nd in Beijing, China, the 3rd Meeting in Vista-Hermosa, Mexico, the 4th Conference in St. Louis, USA, the 5th in Avignon, France, the 6th in Tokyo, Japan, the 7th in Stuttgart, Germany, the 8th in Bangalore, India, the 9th in Ames, USA, the 10th in Zürich, Switzerland, the 11th in Sapporo, Japan, the 12th in Cracow, Poland, the 13th in Kathmandu, Nepal, the 14th in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, the 15th in Tel-Aviv, Israel.

We are pleased to invite you to the ICQ16 conference. This event will offer an excellent opportunity for researchers working on quasicrystals and related topics to discuss on emerging research, exchange ideas, establish a plural dialogue and encourage active collaborations with other research groups, hence promoting material science and engineering. This conference will bring together all the best scientists in the world to make a major contribution about the recent developments in the field. Abstracts are invited in all areas of research including (but not limited to) the following topics :

  • Formation, growth and phase stability
  • Structure and modeling
  • Mathematics of quasiperiodic and aperiodic structures
  • Physical properties: transport, magnetic, dynamical, mechanical etc.
  • Surfaces and overlayers, reactivity, catalysis
  • New Frontiers, strongly correlated electron systems, quantum materials
  • Related topics: incommensurate/modulated structures, metallic glass, high entropy alloys, complex metallic alloys, cage compounds, clusters etc.
  • Metamaterials: polymer, macro molecules, photonic/phononic crystals, oxide etc.
  • Applications

The conference will be held in Nancy, a magnificent ducal city located just 90 minutes from Paris and from Luxembourg. Nancy is the French capital of Art Nouveau, with an outstanding collection of 18th century monuments, including the beautiful royal square Stanislas inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. It is also a lively student city, where you can enjoy a friendly atmosphere with many bars, café terraces, restaurants and museums.

We look forward to welcoming you at ICQ16 in 2025 in Nancy.

The Organizing Committee.

Organizing Committee

Vincent Fournée, Jean Lamour Institute, CNRS, France – Chair

Julian Ledieu, Jean Lamour Institute, CNRS, France – Co-chair

Dominique Dubaux, Lorraine Academy of Sciences, France

Emilie Gaudry, Université de Lorraine CNRS IJL, France – Publication chair

Key dates

Abstracts submission opening

1st February 2025

Registration opening

17th February 2025

Early registration deadline

Abstract submission closing

Nominations for the Jean-Marie Dubois Award closing

17th April 2025

Submission of proceedings closing

17st April 2025

Late registration deadline

31st May 2025

Notification on the abstract acceptance and oral/poster
type of presentation.
Final program announcement

10th May 2025

Submission of proceedings closing

31th August 2025

The Organizing Committee of ICQ16 shall observe the basic policy of non-discrimination and affirms the rights of scientists throughout the world to adhere or to associate with international scientific activity without regard to such factors as ethnic origin, religion, citizenship, language, political stance, gender, sex, or age, in accordance with the Statues of the International Council for Science. At this conference no barriers will exist which would prevent the participation of bona fide scientists.

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