BPU MEETINGS

WORKSHOP ON Physics for peace and social development

Alexander Petrov, former BPU President passed away
(September, 2024)

With deep sadness, the Executive Committee of the BPU announces the passing into the world of eternal shadows of the former president of the BPU, Academician Alexander Petrov from Bulgaria, at the age of 75. During his lifetime he made important contributions to the development of Physics in the Balkan region, with a prodigious scientific career, a full and dignified life, leaving behind him an important legacy.

First Balkan student Summer School on Astronomy and Astrophysics
«A child from the Balkans counts the stars»

BPU11 PoS – Proceedings is Published

The EPJ Plus (IF 3.4), Special Volume, “Focus Point on Physics in the Balkans: Perspectives and Challenges”, Editors: L. Bergé, G. S. Djordjević and Z. V. Popović,

devoted to the BPU11 Congress, is, and will be, fully available from April 2nd till May 31st, 2024.

https://www.epj.org/epjplus-news/2742-focus-point-on-physics-in-the-balkans-perspectives-and-challenges

This issue contains 1 Editorial article and 11 original scientific papers with review elements, initiated by the invited lectures given at the BPU11 Congress.

Due to the kindness of our publishing partner EPJ Plus and Springer, beside 2 moths open access, a limited number of hard copies has been printed.

These copies will be offered, free of charge, to a limited number of libraries in BPU countries.

Beside the PoS BPU11 Congress Proceedings and the EPJ Plus Focus Point, we expect to have the third and the last publication, in cooperation with IJMPA and WS, devoted to the Congress` events very soon.

For more information, please follow

https://bpu11.info/

https://indico.bpu11.info/event/1/

Presentations of all publications will be held

at Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SASA), Belgrade

Thursday, April 11th, 2024.

The International Organizing Committee of BPU11 Congress

WORKSHOP ON Physics for peace and social development

Niš School 2024

Congress of the Turkish Physical Society, TPS-39.

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