Scientifc Program

Unbenanntes Dokument

Thursday, September 22, 2011
9:00	AM	-	9:30	AM	Introductory remarks: Photon Science at DESY & CFEL, Robin Santra, CFEL & DESY, Hamburg The European XFEL, Massimo Altarelli, European XFEL, Hamburg
9:30	AM	-	10:15	AM	Proteins in motion, Michele Parrinello, ETH, Zürich
10:15	AM	-	11:00	AM	Protons in water and proteins, Noam Agmon, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
11:00	AM	-	11:30	AM	Coffee
11:30	AM	-	12:15	PM	Reorientational, vibrational and reaction dynamics in water, James Hynes, University of Colorado, Boulder
12:15	PM	-	1:45	PM	Lunch
1:45	PM	-	2:30	PM	Ab initio molecular dynamics studies of aqueous and non-aqueous proton transport phenomena, Mark Tuckerman, New York University
2:30	PM	-	3:15	PM	Excited electronic states of molecular systems: from organic pigments to light harvesting complexes, Andreas Dreuw, University of Heidelberg
3:15	PM	-	3:45	PM	Coffee
3:45	PM	-	4:30	PM	Ultrafast quantum control opportunities for probing energy transfer dynamics in biological systems, Birgitta Whaley, University of California, Berkeley
4:30	PM	-	6:00	PM	Discussion 1: Henry Chapman, CFEL & DESY, Hamburg Dwayne Miller, CFEL & Max Planck Society, Hamburg Oriol Vendrell, CFEL & DESY, Hamburg
6:30	PM	-	10:00	PM	Dinner, DESY Bistro
Friday, September 23, 2011
9:30	AM	-	10:15	AM	Supercooled water as the Rosetta stone for the "strong" vs. "fragile" glassformer problem, Austen Angell, Arizona State University, Tempe
10:15	AM	-	11:00	AM	Experimental evidence testing the hypothesis of a liquid-liquid phase transition, Eugene Stanley, Boston University
11:00	AM	-	11:30	AM	Coffee
11:30	AM	-	12:15	PM	Computer simulation of micro-rheology in glass-forming systems: how do the cages break? Jürgen Horbach, University of Düsseldorf
12:15	PM	-	1:45	PM	Lunch
1:45	PM	-	2:30	PM	Spontaneous bond orientational ordering in a supercooled liquid: its roles in glass transition and crystallization, Hajime Tanaka, The University of Tokyo
2:30	PM	-	3:15	PM	Challenges in theoretical molecule-surface reaction dynamics, Geert-Jan Kroes, University of Leiden
3:15	PM	-	3:45	PM	Coffee
3:45	PM	-	4:30	PM	Ultrafast lattice dynamics under extreme nonequilibrium conditions, Martin Garcia, University of Kassel
4:30	PM	-	6:00	PM	Discussion 2: Andrea Cavalleri, CFEL & Max Planck Society, Hamburg Gerhard Grübel, DESY, Hamburg Wilfried Wurth, University of Hamburg & DESY, Hamburg