Conference Programme
Actual conference programme is available. Please note speaker changes (but not the title of lectures) of selected topics ST20, ST21 and ST25. Download
The program of the conference consist of:
- Review Lectures (45')
- Progress Reports (30')
- Selected Topics (20')
- Poster Sessions (2 x 120')
- Local Report (20')
- Public Lecture (60')
Invited Speakers:
Review Lectures
- H. Zettergren, Sweden, SU, Stockholm, ION INTERACTION WITH FULLERENE AND PAHS CLUSTERS.
- S. Schippers, Germany, JLU, Giessen, HIGHLY CHARGED ATOMIC IONS IN COLLISIONS WITH ELECTRONS.
- P. Beiersdorfer, USA, LLNL, Livermore, X-RAY SPECTROSCOPY AT EBITS.
- P. Schmidt, Germany, PTB, Braunschweig, QUANTUM LOGIC SPECTROSCOPY OF TRAPPED IONS.
- G. O’Sullivan, Ireland, UCD, Dublin, SPECTROSCOPY OF HIGHLY CHARGED IONS FOR EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET LITHOGRAPHY.
Progress Reports
- D. Kato, Japan, NISF, POPULATION TRAPPING: THE MECHANISM FOR THE LOST RESONANCE LINES IN Pm-LIKE IONS.
- L. Schmöger, Germany, MPIK, Heidelberg, COULOMB CRYSTALLIZATION OF HIGHLY CHARGED IONS.
- A. Kadyrov, Australia, CU, CONVERGENT CLOSE-COUPLING APPROACH TO SCATTERING OF HIGHLY-CHARGED IONS.
- E. Gruber, Austria, TU, Vienna, CHARGE EQUILIBRATION AND ENERGY LOSS OF SLOW HIGHLY CHARGED IONS IN SINGLE LAYER GRAPHENE.
- P.-M. Hillenbrand, Germany, GSI, Darmstadt, ASYMMETRIES OF THE ELECTRON CUSP IN HEAVY-ION ATOM COLLISIONS.
- Y. Wang, Spain, UAM, Madrid, UNDERSTANDING THE STABILITY OF CHARGED FULLERENES: UNRAVELING THE KEY FACTORS FROM A UNIFIED VIEW.
- A. Wolf, Germany, MPIK, Heidelberg, CRYOGENIC ELECROSTATIC STORAGE RINGS FOR LOW - ENERGY ION BEAMS.
- J. Bernard, France, ILM, Lyon, COOLING OF PAH CATIONS STUDIED WITH AN ELECTROSTATIC RING.
- T. Brage, Sweden, LU, Lund, FROM OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPIC ACCURACY TO FORBIDDEN - LINE SPECTROSCOPY.
- E. Giglio, France, CIMAP, Caen, CAPILLARIES AS SELF-ORGANIZED ELECTROSTATIC LENSES FOCUS: CHARGE RELAXATION AFTER ION BEAM IRRADIATION.
- P. Baduch, France, CIMAP, Caen, HCI AND ASTROPHYSICAL ICES.
- M. Chabot, France, CNRS, Orsay, BREAKDOWN CURVES OF CARBON-BASED MOLECULES FOR ASTROCHEMISTRY.
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