Programm GSS Summer School 2018
22nd - 25th OF May 2018
Between May 22 and May 25 the GSS Summer School 2018 takes place. The first two lecture days focus on thermodynamic and transport measurements in Solvation Science and Solvation Science at large Scale facilities. Also a special lecture on work experience as a science reporter will be given by one of our lecturers. Please see below for a list of confirmed speakers.
On the third day different generic skills workshops are offered.
On Friday, 25th of May the advanced module hands-on courses take place.
| Name | Affiliation | Talk Title | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jean Daillant | Synchrotron Soleil, FRA | Solvation and Large Facilities | ||
| Frank Gabel | Université Grenoble Alpes, FRA | Small angle X-ray and neutron scattering for the study of biomacromolecular hydration | ||
| Jan-Dierk Grunwaldt | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, GER | X-ray absorption spectroscopy and X-ray photon-in/out techniques as ideal tools to identify the structure of single sites, clusters and particles in catalysts under reaction conditions | ||
| Felix Lehmkühler | Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron, GER | Structure and dynamics of complex liquids by coherent X-ray scattering methods at storage ring and FEL sources | ||
| Olaf Magnussen | Kiel University, GER | X-ray scattering studies of liquid interfaces | ||
| Eric May | The University of Western Australia, AUS | Managing Solids Solubility in the Production of Natural Gas and LNG | ||
| Laurent Nahon | Synchrotron Soleil, FRA | Photoelectron Circular Dichorism (PECD) on isolated small and complex chiral systems | ||
| Jacopo Pasotti | Journalist and Science Communicator, CH | Science, Journalists and Curiosity | ||
| Judith Peters | Université Grenoble Alpes, FRA | Neutron scattering methods to investigate biological samples in solution or in hydrated powder form | ||
| Markus Richter | Ruhr-University Bochum, GER | Linking Technical Thermodynamics and Solvation Science | ||
| Anouk Rijs | Radboud University, NL | IR photons as structural probe in mass spectrometry: hydrogen bonds exposed | ||
| Martin Trusler | Imperial College London, UK | Thermophysical properties of aqueous solutions of carbon dioxide | ||
| Per Uvdal | Lund University, SWE | CANCELLED |