XII Conference on the Physics of Non-Crystalline Solids and 9th International Symposium on Crystallization in Glasses and Liquids

Invited Speakers

In addition to well-known researchers with materials science, physics, chemistry, and geologic backgrounds, we will also invite a number of young researchers to give invited talks in the two symposia.

English will be the official language.

INVITED SPEAKERS

PNCS:

  • Alastair N. Cormack, USA - Interaction of water with multicomponent silicate glass surfaces
  • Aldo F. Craievich, Brazil - Structure of multilayered films of PbTe nanoparticles embedded in vitreous silica & deposited on Si
  • Akira Takada, Japan - Computer simulation of pressure-induced structural changes in crystalline and vitreous silica
  • Arun Varshneya, USA - The physics of chemical strengthening of glass
  • Austen Angell, USA - Ideal glass formers
  • Bernard Champagnon, France - Nano heterogeneities in single phase glasses and high pressure experiments
  • Daniel B. Miracle, USA - Influence of bond enthalpy on metallic glass stability
  • Damien Vandembroucq, France- Mechanical plastic behavior of glasses
  • David Price, France - Development of structural order during supercooling of a levitated oxide melt
  • Georges Calas, France - The environment of transition elements in oxide glasses
  • Himanshu Jain, USA - Structural basis of silver photodissolution in chalcogenide glass and its use to photolithography
  • Ivan Cornejo, USA - Glass composition and process research at Corning incorporated
  • Janis Kliava, France - Local structure and electronic configuration in Mn and Fe doped glasses
  • Jean Louis Souquet, Brazil - Charge carrier concentration and mobility calculated from conductivity data below and above Tg
  • John Ballato, USA - Novel crystalline optical fibers
  • John Kieffer, USA - Simulation studies concerning anomalous thermo-mechanical properties in borates
  • Jong Heo, Korea - Precipitation of PbS quantum dots in glasses induced by the external electromagnetic field
  • Kohei Soga, Japan - Rare-earth doped nanophosphors for NIR bioimaging
  • L. Zhang, China - Sol-Gel Preparations towards non-siliceous glasses: structurally monitored in-situ by NMR Techniques
  • Leonid Glebov, USA - Generation and bleaching of color centers in photo-thermo-refractive glass
  • M-Louise Saboungi, France - Local structure and electronic configuration in Mn and Fe doped glasses
  • Matteo Ciccotti, France - The role of water in the stress corrosion mechanisms in glasses
  • Paul Bingham, UK - Modified iron phosphate glasses for waste immobilization: advantages and limitations
  • Qiming Liu, China - Nonlinear optical properties of chalcogenide and chalcohalide glasses
  • Richard Brow, USA - Glass in 2020
  • S. Kojima, Japan - Boson peaks of lithium borate glasses studied by inelastic neutron and light scattering
  • Tierry Cardinal, France - New approach for direct laser writing below the diffraction limit in glasses.
  • Tanguy Rouxel, France - High pressure densification and indentation behavior of glass
  • Walter Kob, France - Structure and dynamics / simulations of some glasses
  • X. Zhang, France - Infrared transmitting glass ceramics based on chalco-halides

CRYSTALLIZATION 2009

  • Christian Russel, Germany - Photo induced crystallization
  • Erich Meyer, Brazil - Applicability of adiabatic nucleation theory to glass crystallization
  • Juern Schmelzer, Germany - On the determination of the kinetic pre-factor in nucleation theory
  • Julien Lumeau, USA - Complex crystallization pathways of a multicomponent PTR glass
  • Ken Kelton , USA - Liquid and glass structures and their Influence on phase transitions
  • Lian Yu, USA - Crystallization of organic glasses: how crystal growth transitions from diffusion-controlled to diffusionless and is enhanced by free surfaces
  • Lindsay Greer, UK - Recent advances on crystallization of metallic glasses
  • Mark Davis, USA, Crystal-Size Effects in Glass-Ceramics: a Review
  • Olga Dymshits, Russia - Optical applications of glass-ceramics
  • Pavel Hrma, USA - Crystallization in multicomponent glasses
  • Vitaly Schneidman, USA - Mathematical theory of the two-step annealing experiment
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September 6 - 13, 2009
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