- Structure and Dynamics of Liquids and Glasses
- Challenges in Disordered Materials
- New Theoretical Developments
- Opportunities with Coherent X-rays
- Surfaces of Disordered Materials
- Disorder in Soft Matter
- New X-ray sources for Understanding Disordered Matter
Free-electron lasers for short-wavelength radiation and the latest generation of storage rings for the
generation of hard X-ray synchrotron radiation are new light sources providing extremely high brilliance radiation. These novel sources allow for new experimental techniques, therefore enabling new scientific results. The DESY course shall provide basic knowledge about new directions of X-ray research and address Diploma (Master), PhD students and young research fellows. Detailed information about the program and how to apply can be found on the web.
The 9th course is dedicated to the investigation of structural and dynamical properties of disordered materials using the properties of highly brilliant X-ray sources. Modern experimental techniques and scientific applications will be discussed.
The number of participants is limited. Applications for this course should be made not later than January 22, 2010.
You will receive a confirmation for your participation.
Speakers:
L. Cipelletti (University Montpellier), H. Franz (DESY), D.K. Saldin (University Wisconsin), A. Nilsson (Stanford), P. Wochner (MPI Stuttgart), O. Shpyrko (UC San Diego), G. Monaco (ESRF), G. Ruocco (University Rome), J. Roth (University Stuttgart), R. Röhlsberger (DESY), R. Treusch (DESY)
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
C. Gutt (DESY), G. Grübel (DESY) and for any assistance M. Stolper maya.stolper@desy.de
Scientific Scope
support