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Magnetism -
Soft Matter -
Biology -
Materials -
Instrumentation -
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Molecular Modeling -
Optical and Neutron Spectroscopies -
Diffraction at ESS
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Registration to the SFN PhD Award
Abstract submission (talks & posters)
Conference registration
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| Molecular Modeling Session |
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A few words about molecular modeling....
Over the last decades, investigations combining neutron scattering and molecular modeling
have known a considerable expansion in various research areas, ranging from material sciences to
magnetism to soft matter and biology.
This session will be dedicated to the latest results
obtained in the understanding of structural and dynamics properties, through the help of state-of-the-art
molecular modeling methods (Monte-Carlo, molecular dynamics, classical mechanics,
quantum mechanics, linear scaling, etc.), allowing one to treat, not only molecular clusters,
but also large-scale systems, thanks to the development of High-Performance Computing (HPC) centers.
This session will welcome invited talks and a series of oral communications.
A poster session will also take place.
The invited speakers are:
- Daniel Sanchez-Portal (CFM - DIPC, Univ. San Sebastian, Spain)
Linear scaling Molecular Modelling - TBA
- Jean-Marc Leyssale (ISM, Univ. Bordeaux, France)
Atomistic simulation of disordered carbons: from structure to properties
This session is organized with the support of the Laboratory for Trans-border Cooperation
in physical-chemistry, which
promotes research collaborations in the frame of the Campus Euskampus-Bordeaux.
This laboratory was created to provide an institutional framework for research teams from the
Basque country and from Bordeaux to work together. This framework supports trans-border
research communities, which involve young and senior researchers, students, and technicians
who can move from one lab to the other without boundaries and share a common vision and action
agendas.
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