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DESCRIPTION About the Paris-Saclay Plasmonics School The Paris-Saclay Plasmonics School, abbreviated as (PS)², is a biennial thematic school organized by the Institute for the Sciences of Light at Paris-Saclay University. The school aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to the field of plasmonics, offering participants the chance to engage with leading experts and explore cutting-edge research in this rapidly evolving discipline. The inaugural (PS)², known as PSM-SP 2021, took place in July 2021 on the Paris-Saclay University campus. It brought together around sixty Ph.D. students and postdoctoral researchers, who had the opportunity to interact with renowned speakers from across the globe. The event covered fundamental concepts, potential applications, and the latest research challenges in plasmonics, fostering lively discussions among attendees and experts. In October 2023, the second edition of (PS)² gathered fifty participants from across Europe. A highlight of the event was the interactive poster sessions, which provided an excellent platform for peer-to-peer exchanges as well as informal discussions with invited speakers. The school’s social activities, including coffee breaks and "Cheese and Beer" sessions, created an atmosphere conducive to building professional networks. Participants also appreciated the opportunity to visit state-of-the-art research laboratories, further enhancing their understanding of the field. Building on the success of its first two editions, (PS)² in 2025 promises to be an excellent oportunity for both newcomers to the field as well as more experienced researchers seeking to broaden their knowledge and skill sets. As with previous editions, we encourage early-career graduate researchers—including Master’s and Ph.D. students, postdocs, and junior faculty—to apply! Program Overview (PS)² 2025 will feature distinguished lecturers, each delivering two one-hour lectures covering a wide range of plasmonics topics. These sessions offer participants a deep dive into the field, while 30-minute seminars by each lecturer will showcase their latest research, providing valuable insights into cutting-edge advancements. Ample time is reserved for informal interactions, fostering dynamic discussions and networking opportunities. A novelty of this edition is the introduction of short practical sessions presented through videos. These sessions allow participants to experience some of the most common techniques and experiments firsthand, adding a "hands-on" element to the program. The program is thoughtfully designed to encourage collaboration and connection. Shared meals, including breakfast, create opportunities for casual conversations, while extensive poster sessions facilitate knowledge sharing among attendees. A dedicated afternoon of on-campus laboratory visits will offer exclusive access to world-class research facilities. To complement the scientific experience, participants will enjoy a cultural afternoon in Paris, where they can immerse themselves in the city’s rich history and vibrant culture. We hope you will join us for (PS)² 2025 in July! SPEAKERS
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