The Online Workshop on Computational Materials Science (CMS25), held on 13–14 December 2025, focuses on cutting-edge advances in theoretical and computational materials science, with emphasis on light–matter interactions, molecular modeling, and nanomaterials simulation. Co-organized by the Theoretical and Physical Chemistry Institute (NHRF) and the Hellenic Society for the Science and Technology of Condensed Matter (HSSTCM), this free online event brings together experts and young researchers for an engaging two-day program.
Workshop Details
| Title | Online Workshop on Computational Materials Science (CMS25) |
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| Organizers | Theoretical and Physical Chemistry Institute (NHRF) & HSSTCM |
| Event Type | Online Training Workshop |
| Dates | 13–14 December 2025 |
| Mode | Virtual (Online) |
| Participation Fee | Free for HSSTCM or FEMS members |
| Certificate | Provided to all participants |
| Audience | Students, PhD researchers, postdocs, early-career scientists |
| Registration Deadline | 10 December 2025 |
| Official Website | https://cms25.eie.gr/ |
| Contact Emails | [email protected], [email protected] |
About the Workshop
The Online Workshop on Computational Materials Science (CMS25) is a specialized two-day program designed to explore the latest theoretical and simulation approaches in the study of materials and light–matter interactions.
Organized jointly by the Theoretical and Physical Chemistry Institute (TPCI) of the National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF) and the Hellenic Society for the Science and Technology of Condensed Matter (HSSTCM), the event aims to strengthen computational research collaboration and knowledge sharing among scientists working in nanoscience, materials physics, and theoretical chemistry.
Participants will engage with renowned international speakers, learn emerging computational techniques, and gain hands-on insights into topics ranging from molecular dynamics to quantum correlations near metamaterials.
A certificate of attendance will be awarded to all participants.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is open to:
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Senior undergraduate and graduate students in Physics, Chemistry, or Engineering
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PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers
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Early-career scientists interested in computational materials and nanoscience
Topics Covered
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Non-linear Optics of Molecular Materials
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Self-Consistent Field Theory in Polymers
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Neuromorphic Computing with Josephson Junctions
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Molecular Dynamics Simulations – methods and applications
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Equilibrium & Non-Equilibrium Dynamics in Complex Systems
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Monte Carlo Modeling of Polymer Systems Across Scales
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Machine Learning in Molecular Force Field Development
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Density Functional Theory (DFT) in Structural and Electronic Analysis
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Quantum Correlations near Metamaterials
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Modeling of Liquid Crystals for Reconfigurable Optical Devices
Confirmed Speakers
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Aggelos Avramopoulos – University of Thessaly
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Kostas Daoulas – University of Ioannina
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Johanne Hizanidis – Foundation for Research and Technology Hellas
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Theodoros Karakasidis – University of Thessaly
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Kostas Karatasos – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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Loukas D. Peristeras – NCSR “Demokritos”
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Aristotelis P. Sgouros – NHRF
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Demeter Tzeli – University of Athens & NHRF
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Vassilios Yanopappas – National Technical University of Athens
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Dimitrios Zografopoulos – Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
Registration & Membership
Participation is free for HSSTCM or FEMS members.
To register:
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Complete the membership form available at the HSSTCM website.
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Pay the annual membership fee (€20 for professionals, €10 for students).
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Email the completed form and payment receipt to [email protected].
All confirmed members will receive connection instructions via email by 12 December 2025.
Organizing Committee
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Anastassia Rissanou – Theoretical and Physical Chemistry Institute, NHRF
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Odysseas Tsilipakos – Theoretical and Physical Chemistry Institute, NHRF
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Ioannis Remediakis – Department of Materials Science & Engineering, University of Crete
Why Attend CMS25
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Learn from top experts in computational and theoretical materials science.
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Explore multi-scale modeling, machine learning, and light–matter simulations.
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Network with peers and professionals in the Greek and European Materials Science communities.
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Obtain a certificate of participation for your academic and professional portfolio.
Reference Links
Disclaimer
Event details, speaker list, and program schedule are provided by CMS25 organizers (TPCI–NHRF & HSSTCM). Updates and connection links will be distributed directly to registered participants.
👉 Visit the Official CMS25 Website for More Information
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