18th International Conferences on the Physics of Highly Charged Ions

The field of highly charged ions has seen in the last years a promising evolution originating from bold progress in theory and significant advances in experimental techniques.

The Kielce HCI 2016 conference aims at bringing together experimentalists and theoreticians from a wide range of fields:

• Fundamental Aspects, Structure and Spectroscopy
• Collisions with Electrons, Ions, Atoms and Molecules
• Interaction with Clusters, Surfaces and Solids
• Interactions with Photons and Plasmas
• Strong Field and Ultrafast Processes
• Production, Experimental Developments and Applications

The program of the conference will consist of:

• Review Lectures (45')
• Progress Reports (30')
• Selected Topics (20')
• Poster Sessions (2 x 120')
• Local Report (20')
• Public Lecture (60')

The detailed program is currently under preparation.

There will be no parallel sessions. Ample space for posters close to the main conference hall is available.