NIST, USA, September 30 - October 4, 2012
Slides for theses presentations can now be downloaded.
Name | Affiliation | Lecture Title |
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Ehud Behar | Technion Israel Institute of Technology, Israel | The use of atomic data in astrophysics (tentative title) |
Laurence Campbell | Flinders Univ., Australia | Data needs for simulations of electron-driven processes in planetary and cometary atmospheres |
James Colgan | Los Alamos Laboratory, USA | Light element opacities of astrophysical interest from ATOMIC |
Huyn-Kyung Chung | IAEA, Vienna, Austria | Coordinated activities on evaluation of collisional data for fusion applications |
Gordon Drake | University of Windsor, Canada | High precision atomic data as a measurement tool for halo nuclei: theory |
Adam Foster | Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, USA | AtomDB: atomic data for x-ray astrophysics |
Satoshi Hamaguchi | Osaka University, Japan | Roles of reactive species in plasma medicine |
Per J�nsson | Malm� University, Sweden | Accurate transition probabilities from large scale multiconfiguration calculations. |
Jelle Kaastra | SRON Utrecht, The Netherlands | Spectral modeling and diagnostics in various astrophysical environments |
Igor Kaganovich | Princeton Plasma Physics Lab., USA | Data applications for low temperature plasma (tentative title) |
Tim Kallman | NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, USA | Data needs for X-ray satellites (tentative title) |
Fumihiro Koike | Saghaono University, Japan | Data of heavy elements for light sources in EUV and XUV lithography and other applications |
David Leckrone | NASA HQ, USA | The use of atomic spectroscopy & data in astronomy and other areas of Science (tentative title) |
Steve Lisgo | ITER Organization, France | Data Needs for ITER (tentative title) |
Stuart Loch | Auburn University, USA | Error propagation in atomic models due to input data uncertainties (tentative title) |
Oleksandr Marchuk | Forschungszentrum Juelich, Germany | Atomic data for beam-stimulated plasma spectroscopy in fusion plasmas |
Shigeru Morita | NIFS, Japan | A study of tungsten spectra using Large Helical Device and Compact Electron Beam Ion Trap in NIFS |
H. S. P. Mueller | Univ. K�ln, Germany | The CDMS view on molecular data needs of Herschel, SOFIA, and ALMA |
N. Nakamura | University of Electro-Communications(Tokyo) | EBIT spectroscopy of highly charged heavy ions relevant to hot plasmas |
Wilfried N�rtersh�user | Johannes Gutenberg-Universit�t Mainz and GSI, Germany | High precision atomic data for halo nuclei and related nuclear structure |
Zoran Petrovic | Institute of Physics, University of Belgrade | Data for modeling of positron collisions and transport in gases |
Ronald Phaneuf | University of Nevada | Cross-section measurements with interacting beams |
Juliet Pickering | Imperial College London, UK | New laboratory atomic spectroscopic measurements with applications from astrophysics to industrial analytical applications |
Thomas Pütterich | Max Planck Institut für Plasma Physik Garching, Germany | Tungsten spectroscopy in magnetic confinement fusion |
Yizhi Qu | Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing, China | Charge transfer cross section calculations and evaluations |
Laurence Rothman | Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, USA | The HITRAN molecular database |
Daniel Savin | Columbia University, USA | Laboratory studies of primordial chemistry and implications for first star formation |
Stefan Schippers | Giessen University, Germany | Storage-ring measurements of hyperfine induced and two-photon transition rates in berylliumlike ions |
Hajime Tanuma | Tokyo Univ., Japan | Charge exchange spectroscopy of multiply charged ions of industrial and astrophysical interest |
Jonathan Tennyson | University College London, UK | Molecular line lists for exoplanets and other atmospheres |
E. Tiemann | Univ. Hannover, Germany | Renaissance in diatomic spectroscopy |
Andreas Wolf | Heidelberg University, Germany | Storage ring experiments on electron-molecular ion interactions |