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		CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

	6th Winter Gordon Research Conference on
		GASEOUS IONS:
	STRUCTURES, ENERGETICS, AND REACTIONS 

		February 25 - March 2, 2001
		Ventura Beach Hotel
		Ventura California

	Peter B. Armentrout, Chair			Terry B. McMahon, Vice Chair
	Department of Chemistry				Department of Chemistry
	University of Utah				University of Waterloo 
	315 S. 1400 E. Rm 2020			
	Salt Lake City, UT 84112			Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1
	USA						Canada 
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	801 581 7885					519 888-4591 
	FAX: 801 581-8433				FAX: 519 746-0435

About the 2001 Gaseous Ions Gordon Conference
	For complete information, visit
http://www.grc.uri.edu/programs/2001/gaseous.htm or
http://www.chem.utah.edu/ion-grc/.
	The 2001 Gordon Conference on Gaseous Ions: Structures, Energetics, and
Reactions is the 6th in the series of biennial conference established to
provide a forum for scientific exchange among individuals interested in
the spectroscopy and structures of ions, the thermochemistry of ionic
processes, and the mechanisms and dynamics of gaseous ion reactions. 
The program for the 2001 conference will draw from a selection of areas
of intense current interest, and includes sessions on Analytical Mass
Spectrometry, Clusters, Environment and Aerosols, Ion Spectroscopy, Ions
in Nanodroplets, Noncovalent Ion Interactions, Organic Ions, and
Organometallic Ion Chemistry.

	The conference will begin on Sunday evening with both an oral and a
poster session.  Poster sessions will continue on Monday, Tuesday, and
Wednesday evenings.  The Conference will climax on Thursday evening with
a banquet, an after dinner speaker, and an after dinner dance. 
Departure is on Friday morning.

	Application forms for the Gordon Conference must be submitted to the
GRC office, University of Rhode Island, P.O. Box 984, West Kingston, RI
02892-0984. Tel. 401 783-4011 (-7644 fax).  Online applications are
encouraged at www.grc.uri.edu .  Applications are encouraged by January
14, 2001. Deadline for registration at reduced rate is 4 weeks prior to
the conference, i.e. January 28, 2001.
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Program at a Glance

Sunday Evening	Ions in Nanodroplets:
Evan Williams/ Gereon Niedner-Schatteberg/ Jack Beauchamp 

Monday Morning	  Organometallic Ion Chemistry:
Karl Irikura/ Doreen Leopold/ Atsushi Nakajima/ Jim Weisshaar 

Monday Evening   Environment and Aerosols:
Al Viggiano/ Dave Feller/ Tom Baer 

Tuesday Morning   Analytical Mass Spectrometry: 
Veronica Bierbaum/ Alan Marshall/ Julie Leary/ Michael Gross 

Tuesday Evening   Clusters: 
Will Castleman/ Kent Ervin/ Lai-Sheng Wang 

Wednesday Morning   Organic Ions:
Tom Morton/ Frank Turecek/ Richard O'Hair/ Einar Uggerud 

Wednesday Evening   Noncovalent Ion Interactions: 
Christoph Schalley/ Gilles Ohanessian/ Mary Rodgers 

Thursday Morning   Ion Spectroscopy: 
Mike Duncan/ Benoit Simard/ Mattanjah de Vries/ Bernd. Brutschy 

Thursday Evening 
Helmut Schwarz 


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Peter B. Armentrout           Distinguished Professor of
Chemistry                            
315 S. 1400 E. Rm 2020            
Chemistry Department                       (801)581-7885 (office)
University of Utah                         (801)581-7901 (lab)
Salt Lake City, UT  84112-0850             (801)581-8433 (FAX)
http://www.chem.utah.edu/chemistry/faculty/armentrout/armentrout.html
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