The topics that are covered at the 63rd meeting of the European High Pressure Research Group are listed here. Upon submission, a primary and a secondary topic will be requested along with keywords that authors may provide.
| Topics | Invited lectures |
| T1 Bio/Life Sciences, Food Science and Technology | Judith Peters - ILL, Grenoble - France (Instrumentation):
Studies of biological systems under high hydrostatic pressure and the instrumentation required for that Evina Gontikaki - Institute of Geoenergy (IG)-FORTH - Chania - Greece (Deep sea)Simulating the Deep Sea: High-Pressure Experiments on Indigenous Microbial Bioremediation of Hydrocarbons Mohamed Jebbar - UMR BEEP Institut Universitaire Européen de la Mer - Plouzané - France (Life science)Thermococcales in the Deep Sea: Adaptation to High Hydrostatic Pressure Tone Mari Rode - Nofima - Stavanger - Norway (Food science)The use of HPP as a tool for microbial control and quality preservation in modern food systems |
| T2 Chemistry, Synthesis, Novel materials | Demetrio Scelta - ICCOM-CNR-LENS - Florence - Italy Frederico Alabarse - Elettra Sincrotrone Trieste - Italy |
| T3 Electronic, Magnetic, Caloric and Transport properties | Jonathan Buhot - H.H. Wills Physics Laboratory - Bristol - UK Dmitrii Semenok - HPSTAR - Beijing - China |
| T4 Geo- and Planetary Sciences | Vitali Prakapenka - CARS, University of Chicago - USA Isabelle Daniel - Observatoire des Sciences de l'Univers de Lyon - France |
| T5 Instrumentation, Metrology and Techniques | Nicolas Guignot - SOLEIL synchrotron - St Aubin - France |
| T6 Crystallography at High Pressure | Anna Pakhomova - ESRF, Grenoble - France Anna Krawczuk - Georg-August-Universität Göttingen - Germany |
| T7 Simple Systems and Experiments at extreme conditions | Frédéric Datchi - IMPMC, Paris - France Guglielmo Marchese - CSIC/ICMAB, Bellaterra - Spain |
| T8 Spectroscopic and Structural studies | Katarzyna Jarzembska - University of Warsaw - Poland Neha Bura - Universidad de Valencia - Spain |
| T9 Theoretical and Computational approaches | Eva Zurek - University at Buffalo, State University of New York - USA Sergei Simak - Linköpings University - Sweden |