scientific programme

The Scientific Programme of EUCMOS 2018 will take five days and include:
Plenary Lectures, Invited Keynote Lectures, Oral Contributions and Posters.
The working language of the congress is English.
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INVITED LECTURERS

Robert McMahon
(University of Wisconsin, USA)
Rotational Spectroscopy, Molecular Structure Determination, and Radioastronomy
Michael Schmitt
(HHU Düsseldorf, Germany)
Excited State Dipole Moments from High Resolution Spectroscopy
Harold Linartz
(Leiden University, Netherlands)
Solid State Spectroscopy in Support of Interstellar Chemistry
Eberhard Riedle
(Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich, Germany)
From Lasers to High Power LEDs, from Photochemistry to Photocatalysis
Janina Diekmann
(University of Düsseldorf, Germany)
Photo-Addition of Psoralen to DNA Traced by Time Resolved Spectroscopy
Klaus Gerwert
(Ruhr University Bochum, Germany)
Label-Free Tissue Classification by QCL based IR-Imaging
Mischa Bonn
(Max-Planck Institute Mainz, Germany)
Novel Terahertz Molecular Spectroscopies
Wybren Jan Buma
(University of Nijmegen, Netherlands)
Tailoring Photoactive Materials: Light on the Dark Side of the Force
Martin Suhm
(University of Goettingen, Germany)
Vibrational Spectroscopy at the Service of Quantum Chemistry
Andrzej Sobolewski
(Institute of Physics PAS Warsaw, Poland)
Burning Water with Sunlight: Insights from Computational Chemistry
Marco van de Weert
(University of Copenhagen, Denmark)
The Trials and Tribulations of Becoming a Spectroscopy Specialist
Nancy Pleshko
(Temple University Philadelphia, USA)
Non-Destructive Applications of Infrared Spectroscopy for Assessment of Tissue Pathology and Regeneration
André Peremans
(University of Namur, Belgium)
Non Linear Optics at Interfaces: Sensitive Probing of Biomolecular Recognition by Sum Frequency Generation and the Quest of Super Resolution Infrared Microscopy of Biological Tissues
Tito Trindade
(University of Aveiro, Portugal)
Developing the Surface Chemistry of Hybrid Nanomaterials for SERS Applications
José Gaspar Martinho
(IST University of Lisbon, Portugal)
Biphotonic Materials for Imaging
Nigel Young
(University of Hull, UK)
Matrix Isolation Studies of Transition Metal and Main Group Fluorides
Mike Ashfold
(University of Bristol, UK)
Exploring Photoinduced Molecular Ring-Opening in the Gas and Solution Phase
Cláudio Nunes
(University of Coimbra, Portugal)
Spectroscopic Observation of Quantum Tunneling: Discoveries on the Potential Energy Surfaces of Phenylnitrenes
Jan Lundel
(University of Jyváskylá, Finland)
Vibrational Excitation Induced Chemistry
Anna Gudmundsdottir
(University of Cincinatti, USA)
Using Transient Spectroscopy to Understand Photosalient Behavior of Vinyl Azides Crystals
Nikolay Kotov
(Institute of Macromolecular Chemistry Prague, Czech Republic)
Investigation of Phase-Behavior of an Ionic Liquid at Sub-Zero Temperatures in the Presence of Additives
Frederic Merkt
(ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
Precision Spectroscopy in Cold Samples of Few-Electron Molecules
Igor Reva
(University of Coimbra, Portugal)
Calculations of Spectra and Kinetics in the Context of Matrix Isolation
Michael Oshtrakh
(Ural Federal University Ekaterinburg, Russian Federation)
Ordinary Chondrites: What Can We Learn Using Mössbauer Spectroscopy?
Michael Heise
(University of South Westphalia, Germany)
Infrared Spectroscopy for Clinical Chemistry and Medical Diagnostics - Techniques and Chemometrics for a Successful Marriage of Two Fields
Markus Arndt
(University of Vienna, Austria)
New Avenues in Matter-Wave Assisted Spectroscopy
Hugh Byrne
(Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland)
Advancing Vibrational Spectroscopy for Cellular and Subcellular Analysis
Mustafa Çulha
(Yeditepe University Istanbul, Turkey)
Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering: A Potential Technique to Study Living Single Cells
Luís Arnaut
(University of Coimbra, Portugal)
Spectroscopic Determinants in Photodynamic Therapy
Henry Mantsch
(NRCC Ottawa, Canada)
Spectroscopy in the 21st Century: The Future of Molecular Spectroscopy
Luca Evangelisti
(University of Bologna, Italy)
Investigation of Non-Covalent Interactions by Microwave Spectroscopy
Otto Dopfer
(Technical University Berlin, Germany)
Geometric and Electronic Structure of Flavins
Leonardo Alvarez-Valtierra
(University of Guanajuato - Campus Léon, Mexico)
Towards High Resolution Phosphorescence Spectroscopy
Anders Engdahl
(Lund University, Sweden)
Pre-Plaque Conformational Changes in Alzheimer’s Disease-Linked Aβ and APP




SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS

Abstracts of the communications to be presented in EUCMOS 2018 were sent by e-mail to the Congress Secretariat (e-mail: eucmos2018@gmail.com) as attachment in WORD FOR WINDOWS FORMAT.
Only documents respecting the layout of this TEMPLATE were considered. Notification of reception of the abstract by EUCMOS 2018 was sent afterwords.

The FINAL deadline for reception of Abstracts WAS JUNE 30th, 2018. Please note that an accepted paper will be included in the final programme of EUCMOS 2018 only if an author has formally registered and paid his registration fee.

All abstracts were reviewed by subject experts.
Abstracts of all lectures and posters will be published in the BOOK OF ABSTRACTS, which will be available at the Registration Desk. You can also download the Book of Abstracts and its cover from the link above.


POSTERS

Posters to be presented in EUCMOS 2018 shall fit the size 90X120 cm (Portrait format). The posters can be printed locally at cost of ca. 25 Eur./m2, if delivered at the Receprion Desk at your arrival (19th August 2018) in digital format. Payment must be done at the time the poster will be collected at the desk, in cash.



austin barnes' prize for the best posters presented at EUCMOS 2018

A Prize for the best two posters presented at EUCMOS by a young researcher will be awarded. The prize will consist in a Diploma and Registration waiving for the presenter to participate in EUCMOS 2020.