SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM
Scientific Program Schedule
The scientific program schedule is available in PDF format:
ICSC30_Program.pdf (revised 13 July)
Plenary Speakers
Amanda Barnard
Modelling the Shape and Phase of Nanoparticles in Solution
Peter Cummings
Molecular Simulation and Modeling of Water and Aqueous Solutions in Bulk and at Interfaces: From Ambient To Supercritical Conditions
Gunnar Eriksson
FactSage and ChemApp, Two Tools for the Prediction of Multiphase Chemical Equilibria in Solutions
Douglas MacFarlane
Ionic Liquids - Novel Solvents for Green Chemistry, Electrochemistry and Biological Chemistry
Kenneth Marsh
Ionic Liquids: Are they Salts or High Boiling Organic Liquids?
Erik Nibbering
Ultrafast Proton Transfer in Aqueous Acid-Base Neutralization
Nicholas Quirke
Interaction of Fluids with Surfaces and Nanoparticles
Peter Williams
The Synthesis and Stability of Wroewolfeite, Cu4SO4(OH)6 ⋅ 2H2O
Keynote Speakers
Daniel Bowron
Determination of the geometric structure of ion hydration shells within comprehensive solute + solvent models: An approach based on Empirical Potential Structure Refinement of neutron scattering data combined with X-ray absorption spectroscopy
Richard Buchner
What can be learnt from Dielectric Relaxation Spectroscopy about Ion Solvation and Association?
Thomas Hofer
Capabilities of Chemical Simulation Methods in the Elucidation of Structures and Dynamics of Solutions
Anil Kumar
Ionic Interaction in Aqueous Mixtures of Hydrophilic and Hydrophobic Ions
Gábor Pálinkás
Structural Characterization of Supramolecular Architectures in Solution
Vojko Vlachy
Polyelectrolyte Hydration: Theory and Experiment
Toshio Yamaguchi
On the Role of Solvent Environment in Alcohol-induced α-Helix Formation of Model Peptides
Presentation Facilities
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentations All the usual facilities will be available for oral presentations in both lecture theatres ECL2 and ECL4. These facilities include computer projector, overhead projector, microphone, etc. Oral presentations have a 20 minute timeslot. This includes time for introduction and questions. Speakers planning to use Powerpoint (or similar) presentations should bring their talks on a flash drive (USB stick). These should be given to the computer assistants (Daniel, Johannes or Ania) at least 20 minutes before the start of the session. This is your responsibility. If you wish to use your own computer to present your talk you are advised to allow plenty of time before the session (>20 min) for set-up and to bring a copy of your talk on a flash drive as a back-up. Note that the internet will not be accessible from the lecture theatres.
Poster Presentation
Appropriate boards and fixing materials will be available for displaying posters. Please note there will be no poster-printing facilities available.
