Organized by the Institute of Experimental Physics, University of Bialystok and the Institute of Atomic Energy, Swierk under the auspices of the European Crystallographic Association; Committee of Crystallography, the Polish Academy of Sciences; and the Polish Neutron Scattering Society The School is financially supported in part by the International Union of Crystallography; the European Crystallographic Association; the European Office of Aerospace Research & Development; the Ministry of Science and Information Society Technologies; the Warsaw University of Technology; and the University of Bialystok.
		PROGRAMME The "time-table" of the School is available here(.html file) and here (.doc file). Confirmed lectures (tentative titles): Time-resolved diffraction (Hans Bartunik, Germany),see more >>> Future trends in materials science as memory devices and nanotechnology for molecular switching in solid state (Azzedine Bousseksou, France), Dynamical aspects of spin crossover and prussian blue analogue solids (Kamel Boukheddaden, France), see more >>> Electron and energy transport in biological systems (Kvetoslava Burda, Poland), see more >>> From independent molecular processes and phase transitions to photo-induced co-operative phenomena (Hervé Cailleau, France), see more >>> X-ray diffraction from thermal equilibrium to photo-induced transformations (Eric Collet, France), see more >>> The avoidance of crystallization during cooling of metallic melts (Hywel Davies, UK), see more >>> Muons in material research (Henryk Figiel, Poland), see more >>> Modern applications of small-angle neutron scattering (Elliot Gilbert, Australia), see more >>> Modification of catalytic activity of Cu-based amorphous alloys by cathodic hydrogen charging (Maria Janik-Czachor, Poland), see more >>> What can be and should be done by photo-induced phase transition (PIPT) : from opto-spintronics to ultrafast nonequilibrium statistics (Shin-ya Koshihara, Japan), see more >>> Structural aspects of phase transitions (Maciej Kubicki, Poland), see more >>> Time resolved phase enhanced radiography (Wah Keat Lee , USA), see more >>> Materials science and surface modifications studied with the new X-ray free-electron lasers (Ingolf Lindau, Sweden), see more >>> Heterogeneous catalysis - a surface phenomenon: general considerations (Arpad Molnar, Hungary), see more >>> Heterogeneous catalysis - a surface phenomenon: specific examples (Arpad Molnar, Hungary), see more >>> Tutorial on phase transitions (Klaus-Ulrich Neumann, UK),see more >>> Theory of photoinduced phase transitions: from semiclassical to quantum aspects (Tetsuo Ogawa, Japan), see more >>> Problems of stability and electrochemical phase transitions at metal-electrolyte interfaces (Andrzej Sadkowski, Poland), see more >>> Modern neutron imaging; current research in neutron computed tomography, phase contrast imaging and stroboscopic neutron radiography (Burkhard Schillinger, Germany), see more >>> Neutron scattering for material science (Andrzej Szytula, Poland), see more >>> Photo-switchable system under steady or transient irradiation: the mean-field macroscopic master equation approach (François Varret, France), see more >>> Halogen-bonding: An important non-covalent interaction in self assembly of matter (Ashwani Vij, USA), see more >>> Ion implantation as a method of forming nano-structered layers, (Zbigniew Werner, Poland), see more >>> Oral contributions (tentative titles): Hyper-pore model of liquid migration in porous materials (Andrzej Czachor, Poland), see more >>> Mőssbauer spectroscopy on magnetite nanoparticles (Beata Kalska-Szostko, Poland) see more >>> Dynamical properties of photoinduced magnetism and spin-crossover phenomena in prussian blue analogs (Masamichi Nishino, Japan), see more >>> Inverse melting of magnetic domain structures in ultrathin films (Vitalii A. Zablotskii, Czech Republic), see more >>> Photo-induced magnetic effects in [MnR4TPP][TCNE] molecular magnet (Piotr Zielinski, Poland), see more >>> Tutorial session: Disorder, twinning and crystal growth (Ashwani Vij, USA)
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