
	Australian Institute of Physics 16th Biennial Congress 2005

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Associated Events

	Physics in Industry Forum
	School Outreach Program
	Time Warp Competition
	Young Australian Physics Researcher's Forum
	Humboldt Workshop
	National Press Club Luncheon
	Sutherland Lecture

Canberra

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Documents

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Links

	Australian Institute of Physics
	Australian World Year of Physics 2005
	UN International World Year of Physics 2005
	Australian Synchrotron
	MacDiarmid conference
	2005 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science

16th Biennial Congress 2005

The Australian Institute of Physics

"Physics for the Nation"

January 31 - February 4, 2005

The Australian National University,

Canberra ACT 0200, Australia

Congress Chair: Ken Baldwin, ANU, IAS

Program Chair: Hans Bachor, ANU, Faculties

The Congress will mark the UN 2005 International Year of Physics - celebrating 100 years since Einstein's discoveries in relativity, quantum theory and Brownian motion - and will highlight the contribution of physics to Australia. The occasion will bring together an unusually large and diverse group of scientists from different disciplines who share a common interest in physics.

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Industrial Physics