TRAINING AND MOBILITY OF RESEARCHERS (FP5)

Integrable models and applications: from strings to condensed matter

Euclid is a Research Training Network funded by the European Commission's 5th Framework Improving Human Potential programme.

A copy of the network proposal is available. This provides details concerning the members of the collaboration together with a description of the proposed research and the training of young researchers.

The network contract  (HPRN-CT-2002-00325) between the European Commission and network participants started on 1st October 2002 with a duration of 48 months.

The detailed work plan is also available.

• Vacancies                NEW Postdoc position for one year in ENS-Lyon (contact Jean Michel Maillet)   
• Postdocs appointed
• Conferences and schools
  pictures from the EUCLID/Eötvös School;
  pictures  and proceedings from the first annual conference in Firenze.
  pictures from the Montpellier School
  Mid-Term Review  (some photographs taken at the meeting photos)

• Joint articles
• Articles written by postdocs
• Articles inspired by contacts within the Network
• Reporting guidelines
  

Coordinator:

Tel + 44-1904 433774, Fax + 44-1904 433071
Email ec9@york.ac.uk

The participants:

• Ivan Todorov, INRNE-Sofia, Bulgaria
• Paul Sorba, CNRS-Annecy, France
• Jean-Michel Maillet, ENS-Lyon, France
• Vladimir Fateev, CNRS-Montpellier, France
• Michael Karowski, FU-Berlin, Germany
• Vladimir Rittenberg, University of Bonn, Germany
• László Palla, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
• Francesco Ravanini, INFN-Bologna , Italy
• Giuseppe Mussardo, SISSA-Trieste, Italy
• J Luis Miramontes, University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain
• Patrick Dorey, Mathematical Sciences, University of Durham, UK
• Gérard Watts, Mathematics, King's College London, UK

• University of Mons-Hainaut (Jean Nuyts) with York
• CEN-Saclay (Denis Bernard) with CNRS-Annecy
• LPThE Paris VI University (Olivier Babelon) with ENS-Lyon
• University of Tours (Peter Forgacs) with CNRS-Montpellier
• University of Hannover (Michael Flohr) with Bonn
• University of Szeged (Laszlo Feher) and Nuclear and Particle Physics Research Laboratory of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (Janos Balog) with Budapest
• University of Florence (Andrea Cappelli) and University of Torino (Michele Caselle), with Bologna
• University of Bilbao and IFT-Madrid (German Sierra) with Santiago
• Heriot-Watt University (Robert Weston) with Durham
• Universities of Cambridge (Jonathan Evans) and Swansea (Tim Hollowood) with KCL
• London - City University (Andreas Fring) with FU-Berlin
  

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