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SPHYNX
Statistical physics of equilibrium systems provides today a well-established framework for classical thermodynamics. However, most ‘real world’ systems found in condensed matter, biology, natural or industrial macrocosms are out-of-equilibrium, either because of the presence of external forcing or because they cannot relax back to equilibrium. These systems are often non-linear, disordered and/or complex and present emerging properties of their own.
The goal of SPHYNX is to gather researchers working on different objects but using common tools, those of the statistical physics to tackle the same challenge, that of complexity.
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Poster Prize at the HarwellXPS Summer School 2026
Jayshree Dadheech, PhD student at SPEC/LENSIS was awarded the Royal Society of Chemistry Applied Interfaces Poster Prize for the best poster presentation at the HarwellXPS Summer School 2026, held in Oxford, UK. Jayshree presented her work on “Impact of Ta and TaOx Interlayers on the Interface Chemistry of Ferroelectric Hafnium Zirconate”. Congratulations to her for…

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