Center for Nonlinear Studies Conference
Excited state processes in electronic and bio nanomaterials (ESP2007)
The conference is sponsored by Center for Nonlinear Studies,
Theoretical, Chemistry, Materials Science and Technology, and Bioscience
Divisions at Los Alamos National Laboratory and supported by the U.S.
Department of Energy
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During the past 15 years,
extraordinary experimental advances have made the manipulation and fabrication
of structures at the nanoscale possible. Parallel developments of theoretical
and simulation capabilities aim to achieve quantitative understanding and
prediction of fundamental physical properties of these materials. This
interdisciplinary workshop will provide an open forum for active interactions
between researchers from different subfields.
The scope of the conference is a
variety of excited state phenomena in technologically important materials and
biosystems, including size-dependent and time-dependent electronic
interactions, excited state dynamics, quantum confinement, and carrier
transport, emphasizing similarity of the phenomena rather than specifics of the
systems.
Topical areas:
·
Organic
polymers and nanotubes: ultrafast processes and functional devices;
·
Organo-metallic
complexes: excited state potentials and photocatalysis;
·
Semiconductor
nanocrystals: from novel structures to novel physical phenomena;
·
Biosystems:
conformations, energy/charge transport, spectroscopy and photosynthesis.
Discussion Leaders (confirmed):
Enrique Batista (LANL) Brian Crone (LANL) Steven Doorn (LANL) Steven Gray (ANL) Philippe Guyot-Sionnest
(University of Chicago) Tony Heinz (Columbia
University) James McCusker (Michigan
State University) |
Normand Modine (SNL) Andrei Piryatinski (LANL) Laurens Siebbeles (TU
Delft, Netherlands) Richard Schaller (LANL) Andrew Shreve (LANL) Valy Vardeny (University of
Utah) |
Invited speakers (confirmed):
Hans Agren (Royal Institute
of Technology, Sweden) Rick Averitt (Boston
University) Phaedon Avouris (IBM) Mookie Baik (Indiana
University) David Beratan (Duke
University) Mireille Blanchard-Desce
(University of Rennes, France) Christoph Boehme
(University of Utah) Show-An Chen (National
Tsing Hua University, Taiwan) Vladimir Chernyak (Wayne
State University) Marija Drndic (University
of Pennsylvania) Alexander Efros (NRL) William Goddard (Caltech) Steven Gray (ANL) Philippe Guyot-Sionnest
(University of Chicago) Tony Heinz (Columbia
University) Han Htoon (LANL) Anne Kelley (UC Merced) |
Jasper Knoester (University
of Groningen, Netherlands) Uwe Kortshagen (University
of Minnesota) Masaru Kuno (University of
Notre Dame) Larry Lüer (Politecnico di
Milano, Italy) John Lupton (University of
Utah) David Nesbitt (JILA) Gary Rumbles (NREL) Benjamin Schwartz (UCLA) Laurens Siebbeles (TU
Delft, Netherlands) Darryl Smith (LANL) Geoffrey Strouse (Florida
State University) Antoinette Taylor (LANL) Rienk van Grondelle (Vrije
Universiteit, Netherlands) Michael Winokur (University
of Wisconsin) David Yaron (Carnegie
Mellon University) Arkady Yartsev (Lund
University, Sweden) |
Contributed papers (confirmed):
Xin Ai (NREL) Victor Albert (University of Florida) Ekaterina Badaeva (University of Washington) Nick Borys (University of Utah) Veaceslav Coropceanu (GaTech) George Cragg (LANL) Steven Doorn (LANL) Volkan Ediz (Carnegie Mellon University) Randy Ellingson (NREL) Andrew Ferguson (NREL) Jay Giblin (University of Notre Dame) Josh Halt (University of Utah) Marcus Jones (University of Toronto, Canada) Svetlana Kilina (University of Washington) Dmitri Kilin (University of Florida) Anna Lee (University of Toronto, Canada) Normand Modine (SNL) |
Alexandre Ndobe (University of Utah) Anshu Pandey (University of Chicago) Colin Reese (Stanford) Zilvinas Rinkevicius (Royal Institute of
Technology, Sweden) Sanjeev Singh (University of Utah) Qing Song (NREL) Arvydas Tamulis (Vilnius University) Christof Teuscher (LANL) Jianmin Tao (LANL) Kirill Velizhanin (Las Cruces) Cathy Wong (University of Toronto, Canada) Chao Wu (Wayne State University) Cungeng Yang (University of Utah) Xinzheng Yang (Texas A&M University) Hsing-Lin Wang (LANL) Nathan Wells (University of Minnesota) Michael Zwolak (LANL) |
We encourage participation of students and
postdocs in the form of contributed talks (20 min) and posters by reimbursing
part of their travel expenses (up to $500). Potential contributed speakers need
to submit titles and abstracts of their presentations to Sergei Tretiak (serg@lanl.gov).
The deadline for submission of contributed paper abstracts is September
1, 2007
Submission of contributed paper abstracts from
LANL is September 21, 2007
Registration fee for the conference is $100.
The meeting will be held in the
Lodge at Santa Fe (http://hhandr.com/san_main.php),
located near the center of Santa Fe, NM. A block of rooms has been reserved for
conference participants.
The conference is open to public.
PLEASE NOTE: If you
are a Foreign National (i.e. not a
Conference e-mail:
serg@lanl.gov
Conference Web-page: http://cnls.lanl.gov/~esp/esp2007.html
Organizers: Sergei Tretiak serg@lanl.gov , Avadh Saxena abs@lanl.gov , and Richard L. Martin rlmartin@lanl.gov
Scientific Advisors: Alan R.
Bishop arb@lanl.gov, Andrew P. Shreve shreve@lanl.gov, Victor
I. Klimov klimov@lanl.gov .
Coordinator: Adam Shipman ashipman@lanl.gov.
Links to the Webpage of previous
meetings