The 17th International Conference on Physics of Advanced Materials (ICPAM-17) and 8th Autumn School on Physics of Advanced Materials (PAMS-8) continue the tradition initiated in Iasi Romania and developed in Cluj-Napoca Romania, Heraklion Greece, Sant Feliu de Guixols Spain, Dubrovnik Croatia, Sharm El Sheikh Egypt, and Antalya Turkey. ICPAM-17 and PAMS-8 will be held on November 16th – 23rd, 2025, at Shizuoka University, Hamamatsu Campus, Japan and online.

The main objective of ICPAM-17 is to provide a forum for scientists involved in physics of advanced materials, emerging nanotechnologies, and new devices, to exchange their ideas, knowledge and experience. ICPAM-17 sessions will address recent advancements and new strategies and will include keynote, invited, oral and poster presentations that cover a wide range of hot interdisciplinary research topics. ICPAM17 also offers a space for sponsors/exhibitors to present their services, products, innovations, and research results.

PAMS-8 is focused on providing interdisciplinary expert training, involving both fundamental knowledge and current research topics. Besides their contribution in the PAMS-8 poster session, the attendees may have a presentation in ICPAM-17.
To encourage young scientists, we offer awards for best poster and oral presentations, a special category for the best student paper and other awards.

ICPAM-17 hosts the 2025 Edition of the International NanoArt Festival that promotes the intersection of science and art as a pillar of the development of society. Art gallery curator: Cris Orfescu.

Based on the success of previous editions, we are confident that ICPAM-17 and PAMS8 will meet your highest expectations. We look forward to your active support and participation.

ICPAM – 17 and PAMS – 8 General Chairpersons

Felicia IACOMI – Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania
Daniel MORARU – Shizuoka Universitty, Hamamatsu, Japan
Shizutoshi ANDO – Tokyo University of Science, Japan
Isabelle BERBEZIER – Institute for Materials, Microelectronic and Nanosciences of Provence, Aix-Marseille Université
Valentin CRĂCIUN – National Institute for Laser, Plasma & Radiation Physics and Extreme Light Infrastructure for Nuclear Physics, Magurele, Romania