Condensed Matter Physics and Chemistry (CMPC) is a research association formed by scientists and technical staff from various PETRA III beamlines using scattering and diffraction techniques (P02.1, P03, P07-DESY&P21.1, P08, P62), the chemistry labs and the sample environment groups.
The annual CMPC workshop in 2024 will be held on DESY campus from May 16 to May 17, 2024. This workshop brings together different communities working in the field of surfaces, interfaces and thin films using X-ray scattering techniques. There will be four sessions (see the schedule), each containing talks from invited speakers and allowing for plenty of time for extensive discussion during the presentations and the poster session. We encourage all participants to submit a poster and to reach out if you have any question.
Please check the attached document for accommodation suggestions. DESY hostel, which is fully booked during the two days by now, may have a few spots available if you ask about two weeks before.
Organizers:
Dr. Liu, Jiatu (Jiatu.liu@desy.de)
Dr. Igoa, Fernando (fernando.igoa@desy.de)
Day 1 | |
Welcome and light lunch | 11:30 |
Session: Epitaxial systems Chairs: Florian / Ann-Christin Speakers: Joachim Wollschläger (Uni Osnabrück): Epitaxy of ultrathin ferrite films - structure, electronic and magnetic properties Arka Bikash Dey (DESY): Unraveling the Structural Secrets of Single Quantum Dots: A Seed for Quantum Technology Johee Bang (ETH Zürich) : Towards understanding structure-property relationship in epitaxial systems via three-dimensional diffuse X-ray scattering and 3D-ΔPDF analysis
| 12:30--14:30 |
Coffee break | 14:30—15:00 |
Session: Amorphous/nanocrystalline materials Chairs: Jiatu Liu, Fernando Igoa Speakers: David Wragg (Institute for Energy Technology in Norway): Where's my Silicon Battery? Amorphous battery materials and how to study them Bridget Murphy (Univ. Kiel): How can x-rays help make better biomedical sensors? Klaus Sokolowski-Tinten (Univ. Duisburg-Essen): Structural dynamics in supercooled phase change materials studied by wide-angle X-ray scattering Hans-Georg Steinrück (FZ Jülich): X-ray-chemistry X-ray-probe experiments and sub-second X-ray reflectivity | 15:00—17:30 |
Poster | 17:30—18:30 |
Dinner at FLASH | 18:30 |
Day 2 | |
Session: Polymer thin films Chairs: Sarath / Matthias Speakers: Dorthe Posselt (Roskilde University): In-situ GISAXS studies of Solvent Vapor Annealing of Polymer Thin Films Zhiyong Wang (Max Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics): On-Water Surface Synthesis of Two-Dimensional Organic Framework Films Julien Navarro (UHH): Production of various hybrid bio-based gel-ink made of polymer grafted nanocellulose suitable for 3D printing application Eric Euchler (IPF Dresden): Development of in situ X-ray experiments for polymer science - Overview of one decade IPF-DESY cooperation | 9:00—11:30 |
Coffee and light lunch | 11:30—12:30 |
Session: Liquid surface and inorganic thin films Chairs: Chen / Milena Speakers: Johan Chang (University of Zurich): Quantum Materials Explore by Machine Learning and Scattering Methodology Alexey Zozulya (EuropeanXFEL): Materials Imaging and Dynamics (MID) instrument at the European XFEL Simone Mascotto (Uni Koblenz): From ions to nanoparticles: Design of smart catalysts in the solid state | 12:30–14:30 |
Concluding remarks | 14:30 |
