48th Nigerian Institute of Physics Conference

Department of Physics, Yakubu Gowon University (Formerly University of Abuja) FCT, Abuja · 10–14 May 2027

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WELCOME TO THE NIP CONFERENCE: 2027 NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS CONFERENCE
PROF. J. O. COKER, FNIP
President Nigerian Institute of Physics

It is a great pleasure and honour to invite you to the 48th Nigerian Institute of Physics Conference, Yakubu Gowon University (Formerly University of Abuja) FCT, Abuja, which will take place at the Yakubu Gowon University, Department of Physics, FCT Abuja, Nigeria from 10th - 14th May 2027. The event is organized by the Nigerian Institute of Physics.

With the theme "ADVANCING PHYSICS WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, ENERGY SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN NIGERIA", the conference will serve as a platform for international researchers, industries, and students to share the latest research findings related to physical sciences.

It promises to be a great platform for academicians, scientists, researchers, and graduate students to share their research experiences and participate in interactive discussions. You can expect a stimulating, fruitful and enjoyable time in Abuja, FCT Abuja.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Nigerian Institute of Physics Conference, Yakubu Gowon University, FCT Abuja, 2027.

ABOUT NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS (NIP)

The Nigerian Institute of Physics (NIP) was established in 1973 and is the professional association for all physicists in Nigeria. The 48th annual conference holds from May 10th - 14th 2027. The theme of this year's conference is “ADVANCING PHYSICS WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, ENERGY SECURITY AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION IN NIGERIA"

The conference is an NIP's special purpose vehicle to keep Nigeria Physics Research capability at cutting edge, promote strategic thinking, and identity cooperation opportunities in fields of mutual interest between academia, industry and public sectors.

The goal of this year's conference is to foster collaborative innovation and interdisciplinary research in physics, leveraging the artificial intelligence research initiatives as a transformative lens that reshapes how we explore and expand the frontiers of science and technology. By integrating intelligent systems, data-driven models, and adaptive learning into clasical physics framworks-while embracing insigts from technophysics, which unravel Earth's dynamic structural processes, and sociophysics, which applies physical principles to model complex social behaviors-we open new pathways for solving intricates problems ranging from quantum computing and sustainable energy to societal dynamics and planetary evolution.

BRIEF ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA AND DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

The University of Abuja, established in January 1988, is a prominent federal institution located in Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory. Popularly known as the University for National Unity, it commenced academic activities in 1990 and operates conventional and distance-learning programmes. Its main campus is situated along Airport Road, Abuja, with a mini-campus in Gwagwalada. The University is committed to academic excellence, research, innovation and national development.

The Department of Physics, within the Faculty of Science, contributes to the University's mandate through physics education, scientific research and human capacity development. Its academic activities provide a foundation for advancing scientific knowledge and technological applications. As the host institution for the 48th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Institute of Physics (NIP), scheduled for 10-14 May 2027, the University offers a platform for scientific collaboration, innovation and discussions on physics-driven solutions to Nigeria's developmental challenges.