International Conference on the Physics of Semiconductors (ICPS)

The International Conference on the Physics of Semiconductors (ICPS) is one of the most established and academically respected gatherings in condensed matter physics and semiconductor science. Traditionally attracting leading physicists, materials scientists, and device researchers, ICPS focuses on the fundamental physical phenomena governing semiconductor materials and structures. Topics typically include electronic band structures, quantum transport, low-dimensional systems, optoelectronic effects, spin physics, nanostructures, and emerging semiconductor platforms such as 2D materials and hybrid systems. Unlike commercially oriented industry events, ICPS is deeply rooted in theoretical advances and experimental breakthroughs. Researchers present cutting-edge findings on carrier dynamics, excitonic effects, many-body interactions, defects, and novel measurement techniques. The conference plays a major role in shaping the direction of semiconductor physics by highlighting frontier problems and new conceptual frameworks.