JTE-2027

A five-day (23 - 27 August, 2027) conference includes talks, posters and discussions: The goal of this meeting is to bring researchers and students across the globe working in the field of Jahn Teller Effect and allied areas.

This conference continues the biennial series dedicated to the Jahn–Teller, Renner-Teller and pseudo–Jahn–Teller effects. It focuses on experimental, theoretical and computational studies of non-adiabatic interactions in molecules, clusters, thin films and solids. Electron-nuclear coupling as seen in the Jahn–Teller, Renner-Teller and pseudo–Jahn–Teller effects, strongly influences many molecular and solid-state properties, including spectroscopy, reactivity, photochemistry, crystal structure, ferroelectricity, multiferroicity, charge and energy transport, superconductivity, molecular magnetism, and qubit design.

This meeting will be held in-person, bringing together physicists, chemists and quantum information researchers across experimental, theoretical and computational disciplines. Invited talks by leading experts will highlight major developments and key challenges in these fields. The invited speakers and poster presenters will demonstrate their latest research on vibronic interactions to this symposium.

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