A special meeting in honour of Prof. R. Stephen Berry, cofounder of the Telluride Science Research Center. The Symposium will feature presentations that highlight Prof. Berry's numerous and diverse contributions to chemical physics over the length of his distinguished career, ranging through the theory of radiation-less transitions, finite-time thermodynamics, electron correlation, clusters and energy landscapes. Prof. Berry has been described as "one of the most influential chemists of his generation"as well as a true statesman and ambassador for science. The Symposium aims to celebrate all his considerable achievements.
A complete schedule can be obtained from the following webpage.
http://www-wales.ch.cam.ac.uk/RSBsymposium.html
Telluride Elementary School
477 West Columbia Ave
Telluride, CO
Participant | Organization | ||||
Andresen, Bjarne | University of Copenhagen | ||||
Berry, R. Stephen | The University of Chicago | ||||
Despa, Florin | University of Kentucky | ||||
Green, Jason [2nd Reservation] | University of Massachusetts | ||||
Jellinek, Julius | Argonne National Laboratory | ||||
Jordan, Kenneth | University of Pittsburgh | ||||
Komatsuzaki, Tamiki | Hokkaido university | ||||
Kostov, Konstantin | BioVenture Investors | ||||
Leitner, David | University of Nevada, Reno | ||||
Li, Chun Biu | Hokkaido University | ||||
Moebius, Arnulf | Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Re | ||||
Ohmine, Iwao | Institute for Molecular Science | ||||
Panahi, Nima | University of Chicago | ||||
Rice, Stuart | University of Chicago | ||||
Salamon, Peter | San Diego State University | ||||
, Christian | MPI for Solid State Research | ||||
Tully, John | Yale University | ||||