European Conference on
Surface Crystallography and Dynamics 10
20th to 22nd
September 2010
University of Reading,
WhiteKnights Campus
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The Conference sessions will
be held entirely within the
Chemistry
Building on the Whitekinghts Campus.
Registration will open from 10am on Monday 20th
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ECSCD is a triennial European conference focusing on the atomic-scale
structure of clean and adsorbate covered single-crystal surfaces as well
as diffusion dynamics at crystal surfaces and the relation between
dynamics and structure. In the past, the conference has attracted around
100 participants and has provided a forum for presentation and
discussion of recent results and developments in the fields of surface
and adsorbate structures, assembly of molecules on surfaces, adatom and
molecule diffusion, oxide surfaces and surface oxides, surface alloys,
surface stress, surface thermodynamics, self-assembled systems and
nanostructuring, magnetic surfaces, surface engineering and surface
imaging. The conference series aims in particular at bringing together
theoreticians and experimentalists working in these fields. There
will be a number of internationally highly reputed invited speakers as
well as young "rising stars".
The conference will feature invited and contributed oral presentations
and an extended poster session.
Abstract submission for poster presentations is open
on a first come first served basis.
Oral
submissions closed on the 24th May 2010.
Notification
of acceptance will be by 1st June for oral
contributions. The early registration deadline is by 31st July.
We can
guarantee accommodation if booked before 19th July.
Keynote Lecture
Peter
Varga, Vienna University of
Technology, Vienna, Austria
Confirmed Invited
speakers
Juan de la Figuera, Instituto de Quimica-Fisica Rocasolano, Madrid,
Spain
Erik
McNellis, Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society, Berlin,
Germany
Ian Robinson, London Centre for Nanotechnology, London, UK
Katariina Pussi,
Lappeenranta University of Technology, Lappeenranta, Finland
Anders Mikkelsen,
Lund University, Lund, Sweden
Peter
Beton, University of Nottingham, UK
Axel Gross, Ulm University, Germany
Gianfranco Pacchioni, University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy
Stefan Tautz, Juelich, Germany
Rasmita Raval, University of Liverpool, UK
Hubertus Marbach, Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen, Germany
Paul Mulheran, University of Strathclyde, UK
Erik
Vasselli, University of Trieste, Italy
Provisional Programme - available
here
Registration
will open from 10am on Monday 20th. The keynote Lecture will
start at 11am. The conference will close about 4pm on Wednesday 22nd.
Registration - is now closed
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Early
Registration - before 31st July |
Late Registration - after
31st July |
Full delegate |
£250 |
£300 |
Student delegate |
£150 |
£180 |
There will be no facility to
register on the day. All delegates must be registered before attending
the conference.
Accommodation -
closed
Accommodation
has been reserved for delegates at a rate of £45 per night for a single
en-suite room if booked before 19th July. After this
date we cannot guarantee this accommodation but we will advise of
alternatives.
Abstract Submission
Abstracts
submission has closed
Useful
Information
How
to get to the University of Reading,
Useful
Maps incl. the Whiteknights Campus
For further information please contact
the
Conference office or failing that the local organisers:
Georg
Held or
Roger
Bennett or David Watson
The previous European
Conferences on Surface Crystallography (and Dynamics) have been held in:
- 1985
Erlangen (Germany)
- 1988 Cambridge (United
Kingdom)
- 1991 San Miniato (Italy)
- 1993 Aarhus (Denmark)
- 1995 Banz (Germany)
- 1998 La Grande Motte
(France)
- 2001 Leiden (The
Netherlands)
- 2004 Segovia (Spain)
- 2007 Vienna (Austria)
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The meetings typically enjoy
an attendance of about 100 (both young and senior) scientists, mainly
from Europe but also from further overseas. |