International Conference on Strongly Correlated Electron Systems 2026 (SCES 2026)

The International Conference on Strongly Correlated Electron Systems 2026 (SCES 2026), Toyama, Japan - is one of the larger conferences in the field of condensed matter physics worldwide. It brings together scientists working on various aspects of correlated electron systems and reports on a wide range of novel materials and quantum phenomena.

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History

Previous conferences

SCES2026 has a long tradition with previous conferences:
Montréal(2025), Incheon (2023), Amsterdam (2022), Garuja (2021), Okayama (2019), Prague (2017),
Hangzhou (2016), Grenoble (2014), Tokyo (2013), Cambridge (2011), Santa Fe (2010), Buzios (2008),
Houston (2007), Vienna (2005), Karlsruhe (2004), Krakow (2002), Ann Arbor (2001), Nagano (1999),
Paris (1998), Zurich (1996), Goa (1995), Amsterdam (1994), San Diego (1993), Sendai (1992).

Special symposium

Every three years SCES is organized as a special symposium in the International Conference on Magnetism:
Bolonga (2024) San Francisco (2018), Barcelona (2015), Busan (2012), Karlsruhe (2009), Kyoto (2006), Rome (2003), Recife (2000) and Cairns (1997).

Topics

- Heavy Fermion Systems
- Theoretical Models and Methods for SCES
- Quantum Magnetism, Skyrmions, and Frustration
- Strong Spin-Orbit Interaction in SCES
- Kondo Effect and Valence Fluctuations
- Materials and Devices for Qbits
- Material Design and Novel Advanced Materials
- SCES in Actinides
- Dirac/Weyl Semimetals and Non-Trivial Materials
- SCES with Geometric Peculiarities
- Unconventional Superconductivity
- Quantum Phase Transitions
- Non-Equilibrium Phenomena in SCES
- Metal-Insulator Transitions
- Large Research Facilities
- Novel Techniques for Studying SCES
- Two-Dimensional Materials
- Fermi-Surfaces and Electronic Structures in SCES
- Multiferroic Materials
- Quantum Entanglement in SCES

Important Dates

To be announced!