International Advisory Committee / ICAME & HYPERFINE 2025

The International Advisory Committee of ICAME consists of members of the International Board on the Application of the Mössbauer Effect (IBAME):

Esen Ercan	Alp	Argonne National Laboratory	USA
Elisa Maria	Baggio-Saitovitch	Brazilian Center for Research in Physics	Brazil
Cesar Augusto	Barrero Meneses	University of Antioquia	Colombia
Christian	Bender Koch	University of Copenhagen	Denmark
Frank	Berry	University of Birmingham	United Kingdom
Paul	Bingham	Sheffield Hallam University	United Kingdom
Stewart James	Campbell	UNSW Canberra	Australia
Benilde	Costa	University of Coimbra	Portugal
Paulo	de Souza	Edith Cowan University	Australia
Jarmila	Degmova	Slovak University of Technology	Slovakia
Hany Hamdy	El-Bahnasawy	Al-Azhar University	Egypt
Cathrine	Frandsen	Technical University of Denmark	Denmark
Yann	Garcia	Catholic University of Louvain	Belgium
Erich	Gerdau	Hamburg University	Germany
Abbasher	Gismelseed	Sultan Qaboos University	Oman
Jean-Marc	Greneche	Le Mans University	France
Ajay	Gupta	University of Petroleum and Energy Studies	India
Raphael	Hermann	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	USA
Elżbieta	Jartych	Lublin University of Technology	Poland
Jean	Juraszek	Normandie University, UNIROUEN, INSA Rouen, CNRS	France
Stjepko	Krehula	Ruder Boskovic Institute	Croatia
Victor Eugen	Kuncser	National Institute of Materials Physics	Romania
Adriana	Lancok	Czech Academy of Sciences	Czech Republic
Guido	Langouche	University of Leuven	Belgium
Johan	Linden	Åbo Akademi University	Finland+Sweden
Pierre Emmanuel	Lippens	Charles Gerhardt Institute of Montpellier	France
Libor	Machala	Palacký University in Olomouc	Czech Republic
Daniel	Merkel	Wigner Research Centre for Physics	Hungary
Ko	Mibu	Nagoya Institute of Technology	Japan
Steen	Morup	Technical University of Denmark	Denmark
Dénes Lajos	Nagy	Wigner Research Centre for Physics	Hungary
Zoltán	Németh	Wigner Research Centre for Physics	Hungary
Jun	Okabayashi	University of Tokyo	Japan
Gustavo	Pasquevich	La Plata National University	Argentina
Edson Caetano	Passamani	Federal University of Espírito Santo	Brazil
Fernando	Plazaola	University of the Basque Country	Spain
Michael	Reissner	Technical University of Vienna	Austria
Franz	Renz	Leibniz University Hannover	Germany
Ralf	Röhlsberger	German Electron Synchrotron DESY	Germany
Dominik	Ryan	McGill University	Canada
Volker	Schünemann	University of Kaiserslautern-Landau	Germany
Bogdan	Sepiol	University of Vienna	Austria
Federico	Spizzo	University of Ferrara	Italy
Svetoslav	Stankov	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology	Germany
John	Stevens	University of North Carolina at Asheville	USA
Krzysztof	Szymański	University of Białystok	Poland
Nikolay	Velinov	Institute of Catalysis Bulgarian Academy of Sciences	Bulgaria
Junhu	Wang	Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics	China
Tao	Zhang	Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics	China

The International Advisory Committee of HYPERFINE consists of members of the International Advisory Committee (IAC) and Executive Committee (EC) established after the HYPERFINE 2023 conference in Nara, Japan:

Esen Ercan	Alp	Argonne National Laboratory	USA
Hisazumi	Akai	Osaka University	Japan
Dimiter	Balabanski	Extreme Light Infrastructure-Nuclear Physics	Romania
Krish	Bharuth-Ram	University of KwaZulu-Natal	South Africa
Stefaan	Cottenier	Ghent University	Belgium
Pierre	Dalmas de Reotier	CEA Grenoble	France
Laura Cristina	Damonte	National University of La Plata	Argentina
Cathrine	Frandsen	Technical University of Denmark	Denmark
Georgi	Georgiev	IJCLab, CNRS/IN2P3, Orsay	France
Haraldur Palle	Gunnlaugson	University of Iceland	Iceland
Lars	Hemmingsen	University of Copenhagen	Denmark
Raphael	Hermann	Oak Ridge National Laboratory	USA
Wayne	Hutchison	University of New South Wales	Australia
Yuichi	Ichikawa	Kyushu University	Japan
Ryosuke	Kadono	KEK / Tsukuba	Japan
Agnieszka	Kulińska	Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences	Poland
Guido	Langouche	University of Leuven	Belgium
Armandina Maria	Lima Lopes	University of Porto	Portugal
Marta	Marszalek	Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Sciences	Poland
Yukari	Matsuo	Hosei University	Japan
Iain	McKenzie	Centre for Molecular and Materials Science TRIUMF	Canada
Theo	Mertzimekis	National and Kapodistrian University of Athens	Greece
Mototsugu	Mihara	Department of Physics, Osaka Universiity	Japan
Kei	Minamisono	Facility for Rare Isotope Beams, Michigan State University	USA
Wilfried	Nörtershäuser	Technical University of Darmstadt	Germany
Takashi	Ohtsubo	Niigata University	Japan
Rudrajyoti	Palit	Tata Institute of Fundamental Research	India
Lino	Pereira	University of Leuven	Belgium
Helena Maria	Petrilli	University of Sao Paulo	Brazil
Thomas	Prokscha	Paul Scherrer Institute	Switzerland
Mario	Rentería	National University of La Plata	Argentina
Ralf	Röhlsberger	German Electron Synchrotron DESY	Germany
Andrew	Stuchbery	The Australian National University	Australia
Reiner	Vianden	HISKP University of Bonn	Germany
Jianbo	Wang	Lanzhou University	China
Artur	Wilson Carbonari	University of Sao Paulo IPEN	Brazil
Daquin	Yuan	China Institute of Atomic Energy Beijing	China
Matthew	Zacate	Northern Kentucky University	USA