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CECAM/Psi-k Workshop "Interface processes in pho ... (No replies)

spiccinin
9 years ago
spiccinin 9 years ago

Dear colleagues,

We are pleased to announce the CECAM/Psi-k workshop

Interface processes in photochemical water splitting: Theory meets experiment

that will be held at the CECAM Headquarters, in Lausanne (Switzerland) on September 27-30, 2016.

This workshop will address the relevant experimental challenges and most crucial methodological limitations in photochemical water splitting by functional interfaces. The aim is to identify guidelines for designing more efficient devices as well as for achieving quantitative theoretical modeling of interfacial processes.

Applicants are invited to submit an abstract through the workshop website (http://www.cecam.org/workshop-1303.html), specifying between a poster or an oral presentation.

The submission deadline is June 15. Accepted participants will be notified by June 30.

You can find below a list of confirmed invited speakers.

Best regards,

Ilaria Ciofini (CNRS)

Stefano Fabris (CNR-IOM & SISSA)

Mariachiara Pastore (CNRS)

Simone Piccinin (CNR-IOM)

The list of confirmed invited speakers includes:

  • Stefano Caramori (U. of Ferrara)
  • Jun Cheng (U. of Aberdeen)
  • James R. Durrant (Imperial College London)
  • Giulia Galli (U. of Chicago)
  • Feliciano Giustino (U. of Oxford)
  • Michael Grätzel (EPFL)
  • Leonardo Guidoni (U. dell’Aquila)
  • Richard G. Hennig (U. of Florida)
  • Karsten W. Jacobsen (TU of Denmark)
  • Antoni Llobet (ICIQ, Tarragona)
  • Benedetta Mennucci (U. of Pisa)
  • Dimitrios A. Pantazis (MPI Mülheim)
  • Sven Rau (U. of Ulm)
  • Ivan Rivalta (ENS Lyon)
  • Jan Rossmeisl (U. of Copenhagen)
  • Angel Rubio (MPI Hamburg)
  • Philippe Sautet (CNRS & ENS Lyon)
  • Nicola Seriani (ICTP Trieste)



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