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The Spectroscopy and Dynamics of Microparticles: Faraday Discussion 137

2 - 4 April 2007, Bristol, United Kingdom


Introduction
The Discussion meeting was organised by the °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±¼Ç¼ Faraday Division.

The objective of the meeting was to bring together researchers from a wide range of scientific communities, facilitating discussion on the broad ranging nature, spectroscopy and application of microparticles.

Researchers attended from academic institutions, industry, the Environment Agency, and national laboratories, and with communities as diverse as the atmospheric chemistry and physics, dusty plasma, optical physics, physical chemistry, and analytical sciences. With this mix of physicists, chemists and engineers, discussions were lively and informed with approaching 500 questions and comments recorded.

To view the published volume resulting from the discussion please see the journal link on this page.

Discussion topics

  • Spectroscopic Techniques
  • Dusty Plasmas and X-Ray Characterisation
  • Atmospheric Aerosols
  • Particle Manipulation and Characterisation 

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Speakers
  • Paul Davidovits (Closing remarks) Boston College, United States
  • Richard Chang (Introductory Lecture) Yale University, United States
  • Jean-Pierre Wolff University of Geneva, Switzerland
  • Steve Arnold Polytechnic University, United States
  • Ruth Signorell University of British Columbia, Canada
  • Tom Choularton University of Manchester, United Kingdom
  • Ruprecht Jaenicke Johannes Gutenberg – Universität Mainz , Germany
  • Winfred Stoffels Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands
  • Masaharu Shiratani Kyushu University , Japan
  • Jirka Pavlu Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic
  • Holger Kersten University of Kiel, Germany
  • Paul Bartlett University of Bristol, United Kingdom

Sponsorship & supporting organisations
We are grateful to the Institute of Physics for their co-sponsorship support at FD137

We would like to thank the Bristol Colloid Centre at the University of Bristol and Elliot Scientific for their generous support at the meeting.
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University of Bristol, Senate House, Bristol, BS8 1TH, United Kingdom

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