Dear Colleagues,

The 6th TYC Energy Materials Workshop is organized by the Thomas Young Centre and will take place from December 14-16, 2022 at the Wellcome Collection in London. It will feature sessions on the structure and stability of interfaces, the modelling of electrified interfaces, chemical reactions at interfaces, electronic excitations at interfaces and energy conversion with layered materials.

In addition to invited talks, we invite applications for contributed talks (20 + 5 minutes) and posters. The deadline for submissions for contributed talks is September 1, 2022.

Please submit your abstracts here and register for the conference (150 pounds registration fee):

https://thomasyoungcentre.org/event/6th-tyc-energy-materials-workshop-modelling-energy-interfaces/

Invited speakers:

Kirk Bevan (McGill University): The Physics of Electrochemical Interfaces
Jun Cheng (Xiamen University): Modelling materials dynamics from AIMD to AI^2MD
Marco Favaro (Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin): In situ Investigations of Solid/Liquid Electrified Interfaces using Ambient Pressure HAXPES
Karoliina Honkala (University of Jyväskylä)
Hideo Hosono (Tokyo Institute of Technology):  Extension of electride concept:  electro-active space in crystals

Cecilia Mattevi (Imperial College London)
Karsten Reuter (Fritz-Haber Institute): Out of the crystalline comfort zone: Atomistic modelling of operando energy conversion systems
Marc Koper (Leiden University): New models for the platinum-electrolyte interface
Alfredo Pasquarello (EPFL): Band alignment, surface coverage, and charge transfer at semiconductor-water interfaces
Jan Rossmeisl (University of Copenhagen): Electrocatalysis on High Entropy Alloys

Kristina Tschulik (University of Bochum): Exploring the Metal/Electrolyte Interface by Single Nanoparticle Electrochemistry
Bilge Yildiz (MIT)

Organizers:

Clotilde Cucinotta (Imperial College London)

Martijn Zwijnenburg (University College London)

Karen Stoneham (University College London)

Alexander Shluger (University College London)

Johannes Lischner (Imperial College London)

The Thomas Young Centre is a renowned London-based interdisciplinary research network which brings together a range of groups across London whose research involves materials and molecular modelling and theoretical chemistry.