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SUMMARY:Emergent Quantum Matter: From Ultracold Condensates to Quarks
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DESCRIPTION: \nThe Giersch International Conference series at the Frankf
 urt Institute for Advanced Studies (FIAS) was established in 2016 with the
  generous support of the Giersch Foundation. The series is dedicated to in
 terdisciplinary scientific exchange\, bringing together internationally le
 ading researchers from different fields to discuss emerging topics and new
  directions in science. A particular emphasis is placed on interaction wit
 h early-career researchers\, fostering dialogue across disciplines and gen
 erations.\nQuantum matter exhibits a remarkable range of phenomena across 
 vastly different energy and length scales. From Bose–Einstein condensate
 s\, superfluids\, superconductors\, and topological phases to dense nuclea
 r matter and the quark–gluon plasma\, strongly interacting many-body sys
 tems are governed by recurring concepts such as symmetry breaking\, collec
 tive excitations\, universality\, topology\, transport\, and emergent dyna
 mics. Recent advances in ultracold atoms\, quantum materials\, nuclear the
 ory\, QCD\, numerical methods\, and quantum simulation are making connecti
 ons between these traditionally separate fields increasingly apparent.\nTh
 is conference will bring together leading researchers from atomic\, conden
 sed-matter\, nuclear\, and particle physics to explore quantum matter acro
 ss scales\, from condensates to QCD. By focusing on shared concepts and me
 thods—including strong correlations\, superfluidity and superconductivit
 y\, symmetry and topology\, nonequilibrium dynamics\, transport\, and matt
 er under extreme conditions—the meeting aims to stimulate exchange betwe
 en communities that do not routinely interact\, foster new collaborations\
 , and provide early-career researchers with a broad perspective on modern 
 quantum many-body physics.\nTopical sessions: \n\nStrong Correlations and
  Emergent Quantum Matter\nTopology and Symmetry in Quantum Systems\nUltrac
 old Atoms and Quantum Simulation\nCondensates\, Superfluids\, and Supercon
 ductors\nNuclear and Dense Matter\nQCD Matter\, Transport\, and Extreme Co
 nditions\n\n \nInternational Advisory Committee:  Mark Alford (Washingto
 n U.\, St. Louis)\, Gordon Baym (U. of Illinois\, Urbana-Champaign)\, Leon
 id Glazman (Yale U.)\, Walter Hofstetter (Goethe U.\, Frankfurt-Main)\, Ed
 uardo Fradkin (U. of Illinois\, Urbana-Champaign)\, Armen Sedrakian (FIAS 
 and U. of Wroclaw)\, Shiwei Zhang (Flatiron Institute\, NY)\n\nhttps://ind
 ico.global/event/19246/
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