The control of dynamic systems at the molecular nanoscale level and the design of molecular motors, rotors, and switches are highly timely and essential for the development of complex functional molecular systems. Fundamental understanding of
these phenomena forms the basis for the design of nanosystems, responsive materials, and ultimately, nanomachines.
REGISTRATION IS OPEN!
Thirty leaders in the field will present invited lectures and there will be ample time for discussions. Each of these speakers is encouraged to bring a junior scientist or two who can present a poster, and about half a dozen of these will be asked to make a brief oral presentation. All participants pay their own expenses. Attempts to raise some funds to facilitate the participation of junior scientists are underway.
INVITED SPEAKERS
Takuzo Aida / The University of Tokyo
Dean Astumian / The University of Maine
David Amabilino / Institut de Cincia de Materials de Barcelona
Ivan Aprahamian / Dartmouth College
Patrick Batail / Universit d'Angers
Jose Bern / Universidad de Murcia
Chuan-Feng Chen / Beijing National Laboratory for Molecular Sciences
Sheng-Hsien Chiu / National Taiwan University
Jacqui Cole / University of Cambridge
Alberto Credi / Universita di Bologn
Ben Feringa / University of Groningen
Amar Flood / Indiana University
Miguel Garcia-Garibay / UC-Los Angeles
Nicolas Giuseppone / University of Strasbourg
Hiroyuki Isobe / Tohoku University
Rafal Klajn / Weizmann Institute of Science
Hirohiko Kono / Tohoku University
Stephen Loeb / University of Windsor
Josef Michl / University of Colorado and Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic
Massimo Olivucci / Bowling Green State University
Gwnal Rapenne / CEMES-CNRS and University of Toulouse
Charles Rogers / University of Colorado at Boulder
Oren Scherman / University of Cambridge
Wataru Setaka / Tokyo Metropolitan University
Edith Sevick / Australian National University
Fraser Stoddart / Northwestern University
Charles Sykes / Tufts University
Onno van den Boomen / University of Nijmegen
Paul Weiss / University of California, Los Angeles
Itamar Willner / The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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| Participant | Organization | ||||
| Abo-Hamed, Enass | University of Cambridge | ||||
| Amabilino, David | Institut de Ciencia de Materials de Barcelona | ||||
| Aprahamian, Ivan | Dartmouth College | ||||
| Astumian, Dean | University of Maine | ||||
| Astumian, Dean | University of Maine | ||||
| Benson, Christopher | Indiana University Dept. of Chemistry | ||||
| Berna, Jose | Universidad de Murcia | ||||
| Bruns, Carson | Northwestern University | ||||
| Chen, Chuan-Feng | Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Science | ||||
| Chen, Jiawen | University of Groningen | ||||
| Cheng, Chuyang | Northwestern University | ||||
| Chiu, Sheng-Hsien | National Taiwan University | ||||
| Credi, Alberto | Universita\' di Bologna | ||||
| Feringa, Bernard | University of Groningen | ||||
| Flood, Amar | Indiana University | ||||
| Frederick, Esther | Princeton University | ||||
| Garcia-Garibay, Miguel | University of California, Los Angeles | ||||
| Georgeson, Joseph | Weizmann Institute of Science | ||||
| Kaleta, Jiri | Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry | ||||
| Kaletova, Eva | Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry | ||||
| Klajn, Rafal | Weizmann Institute of Science | ||||
| Kono, Hirohiko | Tohoku University | ||||
| Olivucci, Massimo | Bowling Green State uNiversity | ||||
| Rapenne , Gwenael | CNRS CEMES | ||||
| Rodriguez Molina, Braulio | National Autonomous University of Mexico | ||||
| Sevick, Edie | The Australian National University | ||||
| Sim, Seunghyun | University of Tokyo | ||||
| Sykes, Charles | Tufts University | ||||
| Tung, Shun-Te | National Taiwan University | ||||
| van den Boomen, Onno | Radboud University Nijmegen | ||||
| Weiss, Paul S. | UCLA | ||||
| Willner, Itamar | The Hebrew University of Jerusalem | ||||
| Yamagishi, Hiroshi | The University of Tokyo | ||||