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Monday, 26 August 2002
Cecil Powell Memorial Lecture
D. Weaire (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland):
The value of useless studies
Z. Alferov (Ioffe
Physico-Technical Institute, St Petersburg, Russia):
Semiconductor heterostructures: State-of-art and future trends
F. Capasso (Bell
Laboratories, Lucent Technologies, Murray Hill, USA):
Teaching electrons and photons new tricks with state-of-the-art
technology: Quantum Cascade Lasers, optical microbilliards, and QED-based
nanomechanics
T. Dietl (Institute
of Physics, Warszawa, Poland):
Semiconductor Spintronics
Agilent Technologies Europhysics
Prize Lecture
R. Sessoli (University of Florence,
Italy), J. Friedman (Amherst College, Amherst, USA),
B. Barbara (CNRS, Grenoble, France):
Quantum dynamics of nanomagnets
E.N. Economou (FORTH
& Univ. of Crete Heraklion, Crete, Greece): Photons and phonons
in mesoscopic systems
Tuesday, 27 August 2002
Young Physicists’ Day
S.A. Henry (Department of Physics,
University of Oxford, United Kingdom) Present and future dark matter
searches
G. Bircam (TEV Inanc Turkes
Ozel Lisesi, Turkey) Transforming orbital wave motion into translatory
motion
I. Aulika (Institute of Solid
State Physics, University of Latvia, University of Latvia, Latvia)
Study of transparent ferroelectric thin films by optical reflectometry
and ellipsometry
R.R. Sumathi (Crystal Growth
Centre, Anna University, Chennai (Madras) India.) A new insulating
material for the fabrication of InP based metal-insulator-semiconductor
devices
A. Bedalov (Physics, University
of Zagreb, Croatia) Atmospheres of brown dwarfs
M. Baumgartl (Physics, Ludwig
Maximilians Universitaet, Germany) Strings
T. Bergmann (Department of
Physical Sciences, University of Helsinki, Finland) Euro coin diffusion
A. Musumarra (INFN Laboratori
Nazionali del Sud, Catania, Italy) Advanced application of the quasi-free
reaction mechanism to nuclear astrophysics
J. Hill (Department of Physics
and Astronomy, University of Sheffield, Sheffield , UK) Energy transfer
and migration in light-emitting polymer systems
A. Kocsonya (KFKI Research
Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics, Budapest, Hungary) Non-destructive
PIXE and XRF analysis of art and archaeological objects
R. Paeglis (Institute of Solid
State Physics and Department of Optometry and Vision Science, University
of Latvia) Electro-optic solution for visual acuity and contrast sensitivity
modelling
A.C. Kis (Physics Department,
Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL, USA) Processing and magnetic
properties of bioceramics
SYMPOSIUM 1: EUROPEAN RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE (NEUTRON, MUON AND PHOTON
SOURCES, LOW-ENERGY ION ACCELERATORS)
Convener: Y. Petroff (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory,
Berkeley, USA)
F. Sette (ESRF, Grenoble,
France): X-ray science at the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility:
recent results and future challenges
M. Altarelli (Sincrotrone
Trieste, Italy): Science with VUV and soft X-ray synchrotron light
sources
F. Schluenzen (Max-Planck-Arbeitsgruppen
für strukturelle Molekularbiologie Hamburg, Germany): Antibiotics
targeting ribosomes
F. Mezei (Hahn-Meitner
Institut, Berlin, Germany): ESS: a quantum leap in research opportunities
R. Cywinski (University
of Leeds, UK): Muon beam research in condensed matter science: achievements
and prospects
F. Pászti (KFKI
Research Institute for Particle and Nuclear Physics, Budapest, Hungary):
Ion beam analysis today and tomorrow
SYMPOSIUM 2: EDUCATION
Convener: A.W. Kleyn (Leiden University, The Netherlands)
A.W. Kleyn (Leiden
University, The Netherlands): The Physics Education Division of EPS
E. Johansson (Stockholm
University, Sweden): School projects at the physics frontline
H. Ferdinande (Universiteit
Gent, EUPEN Consortium, Gent, Belgium): EUPEN's ongoing contribution
to European physics education
R. Lambourne (Open
University, Milton Keynes, UK) Teaching physics at a distance: challenges
and solutions
G. Tibell (Uppsala
University, Sweden): Physics competitions — a way to promote the discipline
in schools
Zs. Rajkovits (Eötvös
Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary) New types of physics
competitions for secondary school students
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SYMPOSIUM 3: PHYSICS IN BIOLOGY
Convener: P. Ormos (Research Center for Biology, HAS, Szeged,
Hungary)
J. Howard (Max Planck
Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, Dresden, Germany):
Coupling microtubule depolymerization to ATP hydrolysis by the Kin I kinesin
MCAK
U. Nienhaus (University
of Ulm, Germany): Exploring the rugged conformational energy landscape
of proteins
A. Dér (Biological
Research Centre HAS, Szeged, Hungary): The role of environmental
fluctuations in the function of proton pumps
T. Duke (University
of Cambridge, UK): Active detection of sound in the inner ear
R.H. Austin (Princeton
University, USA): Micro to nanoscale machinery to unravel the code
of life
SYMPOSIUM 4: PHYSICS OF CONJUGATED POLYMERS
AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
Convener: W.R. Salaneck (IFM Linköping University,
Sweden)
W.R. Salaneck (IFM
Linköping University, Sweden): Introduction
J.L. Brédas
(University of Arizona, Tucson, USA): Characterization of the charge
transport and energy transfer processes in organic semiconductors
W.R. Salaneck (Linköping
University, Linköping, Sweden): Photoelectron spectroscopy of
conjugated polymers
C. Taliani (CNR,
Bologna, Italy): Organic spintronics: a new perspective for organic
semiconductors
R. Friend (University
of Cambridge, UK): Polymer electronics
H. Hofstraat (Philips
Research, Department Polymers & Organic Chemistry, and University
of Amsterdam, Eindhoven, The Netherlands): Application of conjugated
polymers — We are just at the beginning
SYMPOSIUM 5: QUANTUM GASES
Convener: N.J. Mason (University College London, UK)
Co-convener: E. Hinds (University of Sussex, Brighton,
UK)
C.I. Westbrook (Lab.
Charles Fabry de l'Inst. d'Optique, Orsay, France): Studies of Penning
ionizing collisions in Bose-Einstein condensates
M. Inguscio (Universita'
di Firenze, Sesto Fiorentino, Italy): Fermi-Bose and Bose-Bose quantum
degenerate K-Rb mixtures
F. Masnou-Seeuws (Laboratoire
Aime Cotton, Orsay, France): Formation of ultracold molecules via
photoassociation of laser-cooled atoms
J. Dalibard (Laboratoire
Kastler Brossel, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris, France): Rotating
Bose-Einstein condensates and quantum vortices
E. Hinds (University
of Sussex, Brighton, UK): Taming the wild atom
SYMPOSIUM 6: COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS: INTERDISCIPLINARY
APPLICATIONS
Convener: D. Stauffer (Universität zu Köln, Germany)
R.E. Ansorge (University
of Cambridge, UK): Physics in medical imaging
F. Kun (University
of Debrecen, Hungary): Fracture and Fragmentation of Disordered Solids
D. Stauffer (Universität
zu Köln, Germany): How to convince others — simulations of Sznajd
models
Wednesday, 28 August 2002
S. Solomon (Hebrew University
of Jerusalem, Israel): The importance of being discrete: The emergence
of complex social dynamics from simple individual interactions
T. Vicsek (Eötvös
University, Budapest, Hungary): Crowd control
P. Barabaschi (ITER Garching,
Germany): ITER: Realizing the promise of fusion energy
Thursday, 29 August 2002
G. Schäfer (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität,
Jena, Germany): Recent progress and future developments in gravitational
physics
A. Wolfendale (University of
Durham, UK): The origin of cosmic rays
J. Stachel (University of Heidelberg,
Germany): Deconfined nuclear matter, what have we learnt from the SPS?
H. Nifenecker (ISN Grenoble,
France): How much could nuclear power contribute to the mitigation of
CO2 emissions?
Lise Meitner Prize
SYMPOSIUM 7: HIGH-ENERGY ACCELERATORS
AND THE FUTURE OF HIGH-ENERGY PHYSICS
Convener: A. Wagner (DESY, Hamburg, Germany)
W. Buchmüller (DESY, Hamburg,
Germany): Theoretical perspectives of Particle Physics
L. Rolandi (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland):
What have experiments taught us?
B. Foster (University of Bristol,
UK, DESY, Hamburg, Germany): The scientific Roadmap of Particle Physics
in the coming 20 Years
K. Hübner (CERN, Geneva,
Switzerland): Challenges for accelerators
J. Carr (Centre de Physique
de Particules de Marseille, France): Particle Physics without accelerators
I.F. Corbett (ESO, Garching,
Germany): Challenges of going global: new paradigms for Particle Physics?
SYMPOSIUM 8: NANOSTRUCTURES
Convener: L. Pavesi (Universita' di Trento, Italy)
L. Tiefenauer (Paul Scherrer
Institut, Villigen PSI, Switzerland): Nanotechnology for Life Sciences
U. Woggon (Universität
Dortmund, Germany): Ultrafast spectroscopy of quantum dots
D.L. Beke (University of Debrecen,
Hungary): Non-linear effects in diffusion on nanoscale
F. Iacona (CNR-IMM, Catania,
Italy): Photoluminescence and electroluminescence properties of undoped
and Er-doped Si nanocrystals
SYMPOSIUM 9: QUANTUM AND QUANTUM-OPTICS DEVICES
Convener: M. Ducloy (Université Paris Nord, Villetaneuse,
France)
Co-conveners: G. Leuchs (Universität
Erlangen-Nürnberg, Erlangen, Germany)
J.-M. Raimond (Université
Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France)
J.A. Jones (Clarendon Laboratory,
Oxford, UK): Quantum computing and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
J.I. Cirac (Max-Planck-Institut
für Quantenoptik, Garching, Germany): Entangling atomic ensembles
N. Gisin (Université
de Geneve, Switzerland): Quantum communication at telecom wavelengths
G. Rempe (Max-Planck-Institut
für Quantenoptik, Garching, Germany): Optical cavity quantum electrodynamics
M. Orrit (Leiden University,
The Netherland): Quantum optics with single nano-objects
P. Joyez (CEA-Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette,
France): Operation of a solid-state quantum bit circuit
SYMPOSIUM 10: APPROACHING THE DRIPLINE FOR
UNSTABLE NUCLEI
Convener: B. Jonson (Chalmers/GU, Göteborg, Sweden)
T. Nilsson (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland):
Exotic nuclei and radioactive beams at low energy
H. Fynbo (University of Aarhus,
Denmark): Multi-particle emission
F. Herfurth (CERN, Geneva,
Switzerland): Masses of dripline nuclei
T. Aumann (GSI, Darmstadt,
Germany): Exotic nuclei and radioactive beams at high energy
M. Freer (University of Birmingham,
UK): Clustering in neutron-rich nuclei
H. Simon (TU Darmstadt, Germany):
Unbound nuclei
SYMPOSIUM 11: PHYSICS IN SPACE
Conveners: J.P. Swings (Université de Liège,
Belgium)
Co-conveners: M.C.E. Huber (International Space Science Institute,
Bern, Switzerland), J. Kuijpers (University of Nijmegen, The
Netherlands)
C. Aerts (Katholieke Universiteit,
Leuven, Belgium): Asteroseismology: from the Sun to stars
I. Lehmann (Max Planck Institute
for Extraterrestrial Physics, Garching, Germany): Recent results from
the X-ray Satellites Chandra and XMM-Newton
J.L. Puget (Institut d’Astrophysique
Spatiale, Orsay, France): Cosmic Microwave Background measurements:
status and future
SYMPOSIUM 12: PHYSICS FOR DEVELOPMENT
Convener: L. Wöste (Freie Universität, Berlin, Germany)
Round Table Discussion Speakers:
Z. Ben Lakhdar (University of Tunis,
El Manar-Tunis, Tunisia)
N. Hounkonnou (National University
of Abomey-Calavi, Porto-Novo, Republic of Benin)
E. Lillethun (University of
Bergen, Norway)
J.-L. Morán López
(Instituto Potosino de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica,
San Luis Potosí, Mexico)
A. Suzor-Weiner (University
Paris-Sud, Orsay, France)
L. Wöste (Freie Universität,
Berlin, Germany)
Friday, 30 August 2002
C. Joshi (UCLA, Los Angeles,
USA): High energy density plasma science with ultrarelativistic electron
beams
D. Treille (CERN, Geneva, Switzerland):
What have we learnt with the LEP machine?
M.J.G. Veltman (NIKHEF, Amsterdam,
The Netherlands): The Higgs particle: fact and speculation
J.-L. Morán-López
(Institute for Scientific and Technological Research of San Luis Potosí,
Mexico): Is physics the privilege of developed countries?
L. Hau (Harvard University,
Cambridge, USA): Ultra-slow and stopped light and superfluid shock waves
at the ‘light roadblock’
A. Zeilinger (University of
Vienna, Austria): Quantum interference of individual quantum systems
H. Walther (Sektion Physik
der Universität München and Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik,
Garching, Germany): Single atom experiments and the test of Quantum
Physics
L. Tisza (Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA): Remembering Eugene Wigner
and pondering his legacy
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