Join world-leading physicists, materials scientists, and engineers in the historic capital of the Czech Republic for AMiS-2027.
Renowned as the "City of a Hundred Spires", Prague offers centuries of architectural heritage, classical music, and cutting-edge research institutions. As the capital and cultural epicenter of the Czech Republic, Prague provides an inspiring and dignified setting for international academic conferences, high-level scientific assemblies, and cross-border knowledge exchange.
Prague holds a legendary pedigree in the history of science and mathematics. It was here in the late 16th and early 17th centuries that Johannes Kepler and Tycho Brahe formulated the foundational laws of planetary motion, and where Albert Einstein held a professorship of theoretical physics at Charles University—one of Central Europe's oldest academic institutions, established in 1348.
Today, Prague stands as a thriving European crossroads of modern technology and materials science. The city is home to premier research institutes of the Czech Academy of Sciences, state-of-the-art semiconductor laboratories, and advanced photonics clusters. This unique harmony between medieval architectural splendor and cutting-edge laboratory infrastructure makes Prague a magnet for top-tier international scholars.
Delegates attending AMiS-2027 will experience not only rigorous technical presentations and collaborative symposia, but also world-renowned hospitality. From the cobblestone pathways of the Old Town to tranquil vistas along the Vltava River, Prague offers delegates an unforgettable environment for establishing enduring professional partnerships.
The conference sessions, keynote symposia, and poster presentations will be hosted at our designated official congress hotel in Prague.
Prague is one of Central Europe's most accessible international flight hubs with direct connections to major global capitals and high-speed rail networks.
While we provide official invitation letters to registered participants to support visa applications, visa issuance is subject to immigration laws and remains the sole responsibility of the applicant and the respective consular authorities. The conference organizers do not guarantee visa approval and cannot intervene in consular decisions. International delegates are strongly advised to initiate their visa application process in advance.
