Institute for Condensed Matter Physics

On Monday, January 24, 2022, a Memorial Seminar dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Ukrainian physicist Ihor Omelyan (1962 - 2020) will be held. The program of the seminar includes scientific reports, memoirs, presentation of Ihor Omelyan bibliography.
The seminar will take place in the Conference Hall of the ICMP (Sventsitskoho 1, Lviv).
It will be possible to join the seminar online via the MS Teams.
After the seminar we plan to visit I. Omelyan grave at Bryukhovychi cemetery. We invite you to take part in the Memorial Seminar.

On May 18-20, 2021 Ising Lectures will take place at the MS Teams platform. Ising Lectures is an annual workshop on complex systems, phase transitions and critical phenomena orientated mostly towards young scientists.
For more details, please, visit the web page of the workshop.
Anyone interested is welcome.

Yu. Holovatch, Ya. Hrytsak, B. Novosyalyj (editors). Horizons of science. vol. II: Histories of time. Lviv, UCU Publishing House, 2020, 176 p. ISBN 978-617-7637-22-5 (in Ukrainian).

This book is the second in a series of essays based on lectures given at the monthly seminar "Horizons of Science". The book contains a selection of articles devoted to the topic of time - as understood by various disciplines: astronomy, physics, theology, philosophy, psychology, sociology, linguistics, semiotics, history. The concept of time is difficult to formalize, even within the framework of one discipline. How our present understanding of time was formed and whether a common language between representatives of different sciences is possible while discussing this notion - these and similar questions are being sought by the authors of this book.

You can watch the presentation on the youtube channel

The book is available here

The diploma Doctor honoris causa of the Institute for Condensed Matter Physics will be presented to Ralph Kenna (Coventry, England) on Thursday, 14.11.2019 during a solemn ceremony that will take place in the ICMP Conference hall (1 Svientsitskii Str.) at 3:30 p.m.

Prof. Kenna will give a lecture:
How Lviv saved Coventry: counting what counts in a metricised world.

All interested persons are cordially welcome.