PEECO - Physics and Electrical Engineering Conference Concludes Successfully

On Friday, November 13, 2026, our Institute held its annual conference. Starting this year, the professional event bears the name PEECO – Physics and Electrical Engineering Conference. Across five parallel sessions, a total of 48 presentations were delivered covering topics in physics, electrical engineering, and related engineering disciplines. The program featured both theoretical and applied research. In keeping with tradition, the conference opened with a keynote presentation in physics.

Physics and electrical engineering are closely interconnected scientific disciplines. Electromagnetism, a subfield of physics, gave rise to electrical engineering, which in turn led to the establishment of the electrical engineering profession. At our Institute, physicists and engineers work side by side, fostering closer collaboration and joint problem-solving. While physics provides the theoretical foundations, engineering drives practical applications. The symbiosis between these two fields has generated a synergistic relationship that is increasingly evident in both education and research.

Engineering sciences are undergoing continuous and increasingly rapid transformation—a shift that is difficult to interpret without a solid grounding in fundamental physics. Conversely, it is equally valuable for us as physicists to stay informed about the engineering applications of physics (such as electromagnetism) as well as current challenges in electrical engineering and electrical power engineering. Doing so not only enhances our teaching activities, but also provides insight into the technical challenges facing both our nation and humanity as a whole, such as the transition of energy systems.

An electronic conference proceedings volume compiling the papers presented at the event is scheduled for publication in mid-December.