Advanced School Some Recent Developments in the Field of Synchroton Radiation |
The Advanced School Some Recent Developments in the Field of Synchroton Radiation puts together high level researchers of 24 countries to share the latest developments in the use of synchrotron radiation e their applications in scientific investigation to classes of doctorate and post-doctorate students.
Among the lecturers, it must be highlighted the presence of two Nobel Prize winners, Ada Yonath (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel) and Albert Fert (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France). Structural biology, 3D imaging, catalysis, magnetism and superconductivity, nanosciences and environment are some of the main themes.
COUNTRIES REPRESENTED:
Brasil, China, Spain, Germany, Norway, Japan, Argentina, Venezuela, USA, Russia, Chile, India, South Africa, Mexico, Ucrania, France, Switzerland, Colombia, Iran, Taiwan, Sweden
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Institution
Laboratório Nacional de Luz Síncrotron (LNLS) / Associação Brasileira de Tecnologia de Luz Síncrotron (ABTLuS)
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Field of Knowledge
Physics
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Academic Director
Yves Pierre Petroff
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Grant Number
2009/54666-4
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Date
2011-01-17 to 2011-01-25
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Registration Deadline
closed
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Site
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City
Campinas
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Keywords
X Ray Imaging, Structural biology, Catalysis, Nanosciences, Environment
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Program
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1 - SESSION ON STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY:
Ada Yonath (Weizmann) has accepted to come and will describe 25 years of difficult research on the ribosome and the actual work on antibiotics.
J. A Marquez – EMBL (European Molecular Biology Laboratory) will describe the use of structural biology in plants.
José Nelson Onuchic (USCD) will describe proteins folding
Jean Doucet (CNRS, Lyon)
Igor Polikarpov (IFSC)
2 - SESSION ON 3 D X-RAY IMAGING:
Franz Pfeiffer (T.U. Munich) will discuss the exploitation of phase contrast and coherence at 3rd generation of synchrotron radiation sources (CDI)
Sophie Sanchez (ESRF): Developments in palaeontology (Holotomography).
Wolgang Ludwig (CNRS, Lyon): Diffraction Contrast Tomography (DCT).
Jin Wang (APS): Time resolved Coherent Microscopy.
3 - SESSION ON CATALYSIS:
M. Salmeron (UC Berkeley) who has been pioneering the use of photoemission for catalysis will describe this new technique and discuss the recent results on bimetallic nanoparticles.
Gemma Guilera (ALBA, Barcelona) will present and discuss experiments done with Toyota-Japan, using in situ time resolved dispersive EXAFS and TEM.
Daniela Zanchet (LNLS) will talk about in situ characterization of industrial catalysts at LNLS and opportunities.
4 - SESSION ON MAGNETISM AND SUPERCONDUCTIVITY:
Albert Fert (ORSAY) will be reviewing the discovery of the GMR and the development of spintronics until today.
The second speaker Sebastian Stepanow (Max Planck Institut) will describe the application of Synchrotron Radiation in magnetism including recent results on molecular spintronics.
S. V. Borisenko (IFW, Dresden) will present recent results on the High Tc superconductors and on FeAs superconductors.
S. Louie (UC Berkeley) will discuss the controversial electron-phonon interaction in the High Tc.
5 - SESSION ON NANOSCIENCES:
S. Louie (UC Berkeley) will give lectures on nanotubes and graphene.
D. Ugarte (Campinas): Struct. and electron. properties of atomic-size metal wires.
R.Panniago (UFMG): Quantum dots
Galo Soler Illia (CNEA, Argentina)
P. J. Lemstra (Eindhoven): The world of high performance fibers + bioplastics
6 - SESSION ON ENVIRONMENT:
P. Eduardo Artaxo Netto: Role of the atmospheric aerosols in the global climate.
Monday 17
08h00 Bus departure for LNLS08h30 Registration at LNLS
09h00 Presentation of the 3 Laboratories by J.
Roque (Director of LNLS)
09.30-10 Introduction on Synchrotron Radiation by
Liu Lin (LNLS)
10-10.50 Presentation of FAPESP by C. H. Brito
Cruz (FAPESP Scientific Director)
10.50-11.20 Coffee11.20-12.30 A. Yonath
13-14 Lunch
14-15 J.A. Marques
15-16 J. Onuchic
16.30 Welcome Reception
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Tuesday 18
09-10 A. Yonath
10- 11 J. Onuchic
11-11.30 Coffee
11.30-12.30 I. Polikarpov
13-14 Lunch
14-15 J. Doucet
15-16 J.A. Marques
16-16.30 Coffee
16.30-17.30 Poster Session (45)
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Wednesday 19
09-10 S. Louie
10-11 S. Stepanow
11-11.30 Coffee
11.30-12.30 Borisenko
13-14 Lunch
14-14.30 S. Louie
14.30-15.30 S. Stepanow
15.30-16 Coffee
16-17 Discussion with the students
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Thursday 20
09-10 S. Borisenko
10-11 P. J. Lemstra
11-11.30 Coffee
11.30-12.30 S. Louie
13-14 Lunch
14-15 D.Ugarte
15-16 R. Panniago
16-16.30 Coffee
16.30-17.30 D. Zanchet
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Friday 21
09-10 G. S. Illia
10-11 F. Pfeiffer
11-11.30 Coffee
11.30-12.30 Sophie Sanchez
13-14 Lunch
14-15 W. Ludwig
15-15.30 Coffee
15.30-16.30 M. Salmeron
16h30-17h30 P.J. Lemstra
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Saturday 22
09-10 W. Ludwig
10-11 F. Pfeiffer
11-11.30 Coffee
11.30-12.30 Sophie Sanchez
13-14 Lunch
14-15 M. Salmeron
15-15.30 Coffee
15.30-16.30 Poster Session (45)
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Sunday 23
Free 12 – 15 Barbecue
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Monday 24
09-10 A. Fert
10-11 G. Guilera
11-11.30 Coffee
11.30-12.30 D. Zanchet
13-14 Lunch
14-15.30 Visit of the 3 Laboratories
15h30 Coffee
15.30-17 Poster Session (45)
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Tuesday 25
09-10 A. Fert
10-11 J. Wang
11-11.30 Coffee
11.30-12.30 G. Guilera
13-14 Lunch
14-15.30 E. Artaxo Netto
End of school
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Wednesday 26
Leave at 08h
08.30-11.30 Visit to Unicamp
Leave at 11h30 / Lunch at the bus
13h30 – Departure for São Carlos – USP
15h30 – visit to São Carlos- USP
Return in the evening
19.00 Dinner at Hotel
Thursday 27
Leave at 07h30
08.30-09.30 Visit of Natura
10.30-11.30 Visit of USP
Free at 12h30
Departure to Guarulhos Airport SP and Viracopos, Campinas