L CF ICOS EX 0713 A3-3 - University of the Philippines Diliman

21–25 July 2014

University of Warwick, Coventry, UK http://icsos-11.iopconfs.org

ICSOS 2014

11th International Conference on the Structure of Surfaces

Topics include atomic positions, bond lengths and bond angles of clean and adsorbate surfaces, interfaces and nanostructures; nanoscale

morphology; their roles in determining electronic, optical, vibrational,

chemical and dynamic properties;

applications to phase transitions, disordering, defect formation, crystal growth, interface diffusion, segregation and chemical reactivity.

The meetings also serve to highlight the development of new and advanced experimental techniques for structure determination, and of sophisticated theoretical methods for modelling surfaces, interfaces and nanostructures.

ICSOS-11 will continue to award the Structure of Surfaces Prize (for outstanding achievement in the field of surface and interface structure) and the ICSOS Young Scientist Prize (for a current or recent PhD student in surface, interface and nanostructure).

The winners of these prizes will be invited to give lectures at the meeting.

For further information visit http://icsos11.iopconfs.org Key dates

Abstract submission deadline 1 April 2014

Early registration deadline 20 June 2014

Registration deadline 15 July 2014

Confirmed speakers

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Low energy electron microscopy and micro-diffraction Michael Altman, Hong Kong, China

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Interplay between charge transfer and supramolecular self-assembly at metal-organic interfaces

Giovanni Costantini, Coventry, UK

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Structure and adsorption at oxide surfaces Ulrike Diebold, Vienna, Austria

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Molecular recognition among chiral molecules probed by STM and electron diffraction

Karl-Heinz Ernst, Zurich, Switzerland

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The effect of local environment on the electronic properties of single molecules

Katharina Franke, Berlin, Germany

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Surface structures of complex metallic alloys: first principles calculations combined with experimental data

Emilie Gaudry, Nancy, France

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Individual molecules investigated by scanning probe microscopy with functionalised tips

Leo Gross, Zurich, Switzerland

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Surface structure and activity in heterogeneous catalysis: A density functional theory study

Peijin Hu, Belfast, UK

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Detecting the atomic-scale behaviour of hydrogen on beryllium and tungsten surfaces via direct recoil spectroscopy

Robert Kolasinski, Albuquerque, USA

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Structural and electronic properties of metal-organic contacts and heteromolecular hybrid interfaces

Christian Kumpf, Jülich, Germany

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Probing oxide surface structure with surface X-ray diffraction Rob Lindsay, Manchester, UK

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Structure and dynamics of water at surfaces Angelos Michaelides, London, UK

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Mapping molecular motions with ultrabright electrons Dwayne Miller, Toronto, Canada

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Quantum computing at the atomic-scale in silicon Michelle Simmons, Sydney, Australia

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Surface structure determination using fast atom diffraction Helmut Winter, Berlin, Germany

The International Conference on the Structure of Surfaces series provides a forum

to assess the status of atomic-scale and nanoscale structure determination of

surfaces, interfaces and nanostructures, and the relationships between such

structure and physical and chemical properties.