The series of biennial MOLEC Meetings started in 1976, when the first Conference was held in Trento. Since that time the conference was held in Brandbjerg Hojskole (Denmark), Oxford (UK), Nijmegen (The Netherlands), Jerusalem (Israel), Aussois (France), Bernkastel-Kues (Germany), Prague (Chech Republic), Salamanca (Spain), Nyborg Strand (Denmark), Bristol (UK), Jerusalem (Israel), Istanbul (Turkey), Nunspeet (The Netherlands), Trento (Italy), and now comes to St.Petersburg.
European Conference on Dynamics of Molecular Systems focuses on the different aspects of atomic and molecular interactions, with emphasis on both experimental and theoretical studies of the dynamics of elastic, inelastic and reactive encounters between atoms, molecules, ions, clusters and surfaces. The meeting deals in particular with:
鈥� Molecular collisions in different environments (plasmas, atmospheric/interstellar/combustion processes, gas-surface processes, biologically relevant systems, etc.) 鈥� Fundamental problems and ab-initio calculations on molecular dynamics 鈥� Photon-matter interactions: spectroscopy, photodissociation and photo-induced reactions including femtosecond dynamics.
鈥� Interaction between ultra-cold molecules and atoms, processes in He droplets.
鈥� Steric effects and vector correlations in reactive processes and in photodissociation.
European Conference on Dynamics of Molecular Systems focuses on the different aspects of atomic and molecular interactions, with emphasis on both experimental and theoretical studies of the dynamics of elastic, inelastic and reactive encounters between atoms, molecules, ions, clusters and surfaces. The meeting deals in particular with:
鈥� Molecular collisions in different environments (plasmas, atmospheric/interstellar/combustion processes, gas-surface processes, biologically relevant systems, etc.) 鈥� Fundamental problems and ab-initio calculations on molecular dynamics 鈥� Photon-matter interactions: spectroscopy, photodissociation and photo-induced reactions including femtosecond dynamics.
鈥� Interaction between ultra-cold molecules and atoms, processes in He droplets.
鈥� Steric effects and vector correlations in reactive processes and in photodissociation.
