Celebrating the 45th Anniversary of the University of Macau — 2026 IAPME Summer Camp for Outstanding Mainland Students

The Institute of Applied Physics and Materials Engineering (IAPME) at the University of Macau was established in 2014, became an independent academic unit in 2016, and was officially renamed as an institute (names are different in Chinese but same in English) in 2019. The institute spans over 6,000 square meters and features a Materials Testing, Characterization, and Preparation Center (equipped with SEM, TEM, Raman, FIB, XRD, PPMS, femtosecond laser, XPS, ultra-low temperature systems, PLD, ultra-clean room, device fabrication, etc.), as well as a high-performance computing platform. It offers a balanced focus on basic and applied research, serving as a unique entity bridging pure science and engineering. This interdisciplinary institute leverages the University of Macau’s diverse research strengths and expertise to provide solutions for future technological challenges. Its core research areas currently include:

1. Photoelectric‧Electro-optical High Efficiency Conversion Materials
2. Energy Storage and Catalytic Energy Materials
3. Energy Saving, Environment and New Functional Materials
4. Quantum Information and Micro-nano Technology
5. Quantum Biomedical Technology, etc.

Event Dates: July 13 to 16, 2026

Registration Deadline: April 30, 2026

Requirements:

Students interested in pursuing a Master’s or PhD program at the Institute of Applied Physics and Materials Engineering, University of Macau, who are majoring in physics, chemistry, materials science and engineering, energy, environmental engineering, or related fields, and who meet any one of the following criteria will have priority for selection:

• Academic average score of 75 or above, or class ranking in the top 20%, or GPA ≥ 3.0;
• Current third- or fourth-year undergraduates or master’s students who are about to graduate.

Activity Schedule:

Notes:

Free items (provided by the University of Macau):

1. Accommodation fees for staying at University of Macau dormitory during summer camp
2. Opening banquet
3. Consumables required for laboratory teaching
4. Lunch during on-campus activities

Participants are responsible for:

1. Valid travel documents and visas for entry/exit to Macau, including related fees
2. Round-trip transportation to/from Macau and related costs
3. All expenses during free time
4. Travel insurance

For any inquiries, don’t hesitate to contact us via phone or email (+853 88224142 / iapme.summercamp@um.edu.mo).

* The Institute reserves the rights to make the final decision and interpretation.