XIXth Conference on the Dynamics of Molecular
Collisio
Dear Colleague:
I encourage you and your students to present your work in the
field of molecular
dynamics at the XIXth Conference on the Dynamics of Molecular
Collisions, Lake
Tahoe, July 13-18, 2003. Information on submitting a
contributed abstract and
the selection among those for oral presentation is included in
the third announcement
at http://home.uchicago.edu/~ljb4/DMC2003.html. The Web
site includes the following
list of invited speakers for the meeting (as well as information
on registration and
accommodations).
In 2003
the invited sessions range from bimolecular collision
dynamics
to
interfacial dynamics in biological systems:
REACTIVE COLLISIONS I
Paul Dagdigian, The Johns Hopkins University [Overview]
Progress report on reactive collisions:
Nonadiabatic effects, polyatomic reactions
Larry
Harding, Argonne National Laboratory
Radical-Radical Reactions
Kopin
Liu, IAMS, Academia Sinica
From reactive resonance to state-resolved,
pair-correlated angular distributions
Stuart
Althorpe, University of Exeter
Probing quantum reaction dynamics with plane
wave packets
INTERACTIONS AND DYNAMICS IN CLUSTERS
Daniel Neumark, The University of California, Berkeley
[Overview]
Spectroscopy and dynamics in clusters
spanning the molecular to nanodroplet
size regimes
Andrei
Sanov, The University of Arizona, Tucson
Photoelectron imaging of molecular cluster
anions
Stephen
Gray, Argonne National Laboratory
The role of reactant channel complexes in the
OH + CO -> H + CO reaction
Nadine
Halberstadt, Lab. Physique Quantique, IRSAMC
Relaxation dynamics in Van der Waals
clusters:
From gas phase to condensed phase
behavior?
MOLECULE-SURFACE INTERACTIONS
William Hase, Wayne State University [Overview]
Dynamics of Energy Transfer and Chemical
Reaction in Gas-Surface Collisions
Bruce
Kay, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Molecular Beam Studies of Dynamics and
Kinetics on Ice and Oxide Surfaces
Rainer
Beck, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne
State resolved gas - surface reactivity of
vibrationally excited methane
prepared by pulsed laser
radiation
Bret
Jackson, University of Massachusetts
Eley-Rideal and Hot Atom Reactions on Metal
and Graphite Surfaces
PHOTODISSOCIATION AND ISOMERIZATION DYNAMICS
Reinhard Schinke, Max Planck Institut, Göttingen
[Overview]
New advances in studies of photodissociation
processes
Yuan T.
Lee, Academica Sinica, Taiwan
Isomerization and Dissociation of Aromatic
Hydrocarbons
Joel
Bowman, Emory University
Rigorous investigation of
acetylene/vinylidene isomerization
using a new ab initio
potential energy surface
Gustav
Gerber, Universität Würzburg
Adaptive Quantum Control of
Femtochemistry
INELASTIC COLLISIONS
Millard Alexander, University of Maryland [Overview]
Recent work on inelastic atomic and molecular
collisions
Timothy
Zwier, Purdue University
Laser probes of the potential energy
landscapes and conformational
isomerization dynamics of a
series of flexible biomolecules
Gerard
Meijer, University of Nijmegen
Deceleration and trapping of polar
molecules
NONADIABATIC REACTION DYNAMICS
David Yarkony, The Johns Hopkins University
[Overview]
What do conical intersections really teach
you about molecular dynamics?
Gabriel
Balint-Kurti, University of Bristol
Electronically Non-adiabatic Dynamics in
Photodissociation
and Reactive
Scattering
Hanna
Reisler, University of Southern California
Nonadiabatic interactions in the
photochemistry of substituted methyl radicals
DYNAMICS AT BIOLOGICAL INTERFACES
Donald Levy, The University of Chicago [Overview]
Biological Molecules in the Gas Phase:
Urocanic Acid, Coumaric Acid,
and Anthranilic
Acid
Ka Yee
Lee, The University of Chicago
Collapse Mechanism in Lung
Surfactant
Klaus
Schulten, Beckman Institute, Univ. of Illinois
Elementary Molecular Processes in
Vision
REACTIVE COLLISIONS II
Albert Wagner, Argonne National Laboratory
[Overview]
Progress report on reactive collisions: from
dynamics to kinetics
Piero
Casavecchia, Università di Perugia
Reactive scattering of carbon and nitrogen
atoms
Donald
Truhlar, The University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
New Methods for the Theoretical Treatment of
Electronically
Nonadiabatic Reactions
(Photochemistry)
Jürgen Troe, Universität
Göttingen
Capture processes in reaction
kinetics
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Laurie J. Butler
Professor of Chemistry
and The James Franck Institute
The University of Chicago
5640 S. Ellis Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637
Phone: (773) 702-7206
FAX: (773) 702-5863 (put L.
Butler on cover pg)
E-mail:
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Laurie J. Butler
Professor of Chemistry
and The James Franck Institute
The University of Chicago
5640 S. Ellis Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637
Phone: (773) 702-7206
FAX: (773) 702-5863 (put L.
Butler on cover pg)
E-mail:
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