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AAMU/Huntsville 20th Anniversary Meeting Grand Challenges for Ion Beam Research 17-19 August 2008 AAMU workshop 2008 http://aamuri.aamu.edu/Nano/conference/index.htm Theme: Ion beam techniques have already played key roles in the world's basic research and advanced technologies. How might ion beam research address the world's future grand challenges?
Focus topics include:
Emerging Research Fields: § Single molecule analytical and synthetic chemistry § DNA sequencing and modification New Analytical or Process Applications having Global Impact: § Molecular memories, sensors, device integration, thermoelectric conversion, photonics § New instruments for drug testing, dating, nuclear medicine, environmental and forensic applications § New approaches for imaging and analysis § New manufacturing tools that are cost-effective, robust, highly reliable, and fast Basic Science: § Advanced simulation and modeling; ab initio 3D dynamics from very low to very high energies, arbitrary charge state, molecules and clusters; kinetics of defects, interfaces and surfaces; realistic complex host materials; new computing paradigms; algorithms; supercomputers § Advanced ion optics design
Summary Report: We plan to prepare and publish a concise Summary Report that reflects ideas and discussions on this topic, drawn from the whole Workshop, and including especially the Panel Discussion session. All participants are urged to think about these themes in advance, and to fearlessly express their wild ideas at any time - including during their own presentations and within the Panel Discussion session. Meeting Organizers
Daryush ILA Center for
Irradiation of Materials
John Baglin
Robert L. Zimmerman Alabama A&M University Center for Irradiation of Materials Huntsville, AL 35762-1447 USA
Claudiu
Muntele Center for Irradiation of Materials Huntsville, AL 35762-1447 USA claudiu@cim.aamu.edu |