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Dear colleagues,
This is the final reminder about the interdisciplinary meeting on disorder in materials being held on 12th and 13th December.
https://disorder23.ccp5.ac.uk/
Free on-line registration is still open, and the talks below will be live-streamed as a webinar:
Thibault Charpentier
CEA Saclay
Boosting NMR-Driven Reverse Monte Carlo Simulations of Glasses with Machine Learning
Manuel Cordova
EPFL
Atomic-level structure determination of amorphous molecular solids by NMR
Andrew Goodwin
Univ. Oxford
New approaches for interpreting diffuse scattering: from single crystals to amorphous solids
Ricardo Grau-Crespo
Univ. Reading
Modelling the NMR spectra of solid solutions: canonical and grand-canonical ensembles, DFT and machine learning
Nicholas Hine
Univ. Warwick
Calculation of Absorption and Emission Spectra in Explicit Solvent using Large-Scale DFT and Machine Learned Interatomic Potentials
Kim Jelfs
Imperial College
Computational Modelling of Amorphous Microporous Materials
Karen Johnston
Univ. Durham
Probing Structural Subtleties in Anti-Perovskite Solid Electrolytes
Yaroslav Khimyak
Univ. East Anglia
Understanding phase transitions and nature of disorder in pharmaceutical materials: polymorphs, co-crystals and nano-confined systems
Andrew J Morris
Univ. Birmingham
Combining ss-NMR with XAS and first principles calculations to build and verify finite temperature amorphous models
Samuli Ollila
Univ. Helsinki
NMRlipids project delivers quality evaluated membrane simulations for data driven applications
Elena Patyukova
Univ. Liverpool
Structural disorder in inorganic crystalline materials: a comprehensive analysis
Martin Wilkening
Univ. Gratz
Li ion diffusion in disordered materials as seen by NMR
Please register this week to receive the Zoom link information in good time.
With good wishes,
Paul Hodgkinson (Director of CCP in NMR Crystallography)