Dear Colleagues,

This is to announce the CECAM / Psi-k funded "9th International School
and Workshop on Time-Dependent Density-Functional Theory: Prospects
and Applications" which will be held on October 18th - October 28th,
2022, at the beautiful Centro de Ciencias de Benasque Pedro Pascual
(Benasque, Spain; http://benasque.org/)

Please see http://www.benasque.org/2022tddft/ for details, and read
more below!

Summary:

This School & Workshop is the ninth of a series that started in 2004,
with an approximate periodicity of two years. The purpose has in all
occasions been to (1) make a very intense introduction to both the
theory, the practice, and the numerical implementation of
time-dependent density-functional theory (TDDFT), mainly (but not
exclusively) oriented to young scientists willing to initiate or
strengthen their knowledge and skills on TDDFT, followed by (2) a
workshop on the subject in which all the main aspects are to be
covered by the leading experts. All the students of the school are
expected to participate in the workshop, in order to learn about the
state-of-the-art of the subject, after being exposed to the
fundamentals. Since TDDFT is a rapidly evolving field of Science, the
precise content of both school and workshop have changed over the
years – although the format of the events has been largely unaltered.

The School will start on October 19th (Wednesday) and finish on
October 24th (Monday). The workshop will take place from the 25th to
the 27th.

Participants:

The call for participation will be mainly directed to students and
scientists specialized on computational physics, quantum chemistry and
biophysics. We call for students willing to participate at the School
(and attend the workshop), and for scientists willing to present a
contributed talk or poster at the Workshop. We will limit the number
of students to the school to 35 and participants to the workshop to
less than 90, in order to ensure a maximum interaction between all the
scientists. Attendance of graduate students and post-docs will be
strongly encouraged through the inclusion of short contributed talks
and a poster session. Furthermore, we will award to PhD students who
present an outstanding poster short oral presentations.

Organizers:

A. Rubio [Max Planck Institute for the Structure and Dynamics of
Matter and Center for Free-Electron Laser Science, Hamburg, Germany]

E. K. U. Gross [Max-Planck-Institut für Mikrostrukturphysik, Halle,
Germany]

N. Maitra [Department of Physics and Astronomy, Hunter
College and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York,
USA]

M. A. L. Marques [Halle University, Germany]

Fernando Nogueira [University of Coimbra, Portugal]

A. Castro [ARAID Foundation and Institute for Biocomputation and
Physics of Complex Systems (BIFI) of the Universidad de Zaragoza,
Spain]