Material objects and their interactions Conference 2015

International Academy of Sciences and Higher Education (United Kingdom) and their partners invite you to take part in the second stage of research analytics championships and 108th International Research and Practice Conference «Material objects and their interactions in the focus of modern theoretical concepts and experimental data» devoted to the memory of the outstanding physicist-theorist, one of founding fathers of the modern Physics, Nobel Prize laureate of 1921, public figure and humanist Albert Einstein; therefore the events have the status of his "Memorial". The conference and analytics championship will be held on October 8 - 13, 2015 in London. The conference / championship will held in remote interactive form. Closing date for application is October 7, 2015. Working languages: English and Russian. All conference materials will be published in a form of the digest and will be send to authors together with the member’s certificates certified with signature and stamp. The digest will be assigned with ISBN of Great Britain. The copies will be send to the libraries of the United Kingdom: 1. Bodleian Library, University of Oxford. 2. The Cambridge University Library. 3. National Library of Scotland. 4. National Library of Wales. 5. Trinity College Library, University of Dublin. Applications and texts of the articles you can send in electronic form via http://gisap.eu/ or on e-mail [email protected]. More details as for the conference on the website http://gisap.eu/node/62300. Conditions of participation http://gisap.eu/participation-conditions. Conference organizers: The International Academy of Sciences and Higher Education (Great Britain); All-Ukrainian Academic Union (Ukraine); International Commerce and Industrial Union (UK); American International Commercial Arbitration Court (USA); Heidegger Centre of Scientific Initiative (Germany); Association for the Study of Natural Science (Spain); Open Philosophical Society of Existential Psychology (France); Inst