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CECAM/Psi-K workshop on Computational Plasmonics, Lausanne(CH) 2-4 Nov 2015

CECAM/Psi-K workshop entitled "Computational plasmonics: an ab initio and multiscale perspective".
To be held in Lausanne, 2-4 Nov 2015.
This workshop shall bring together theoreticians and experimentalists working on nanoplasmonics, with the focus on the basic understanding of the plasmonic effects at the nanoscale.

Topics include:
-Description of plasmons from an electronic structure viewpoint
-First principles description of conventional and unconventional plasmonic materials
-Multiscale approaches to molecular and nanoplasmonic phenomena
-Experimental characterization of plasmons in nanostructures
For details and the list of invited speakers, please see the workshop website:

http://www.cecam.org/workshop-1114.html
There is no registration fee; applications for oral and poster presentations can still be submitted,
deadline: 6th July 2015

From:
Arrigo Calzolari and Stefano Corni
CNR Institute of Nanoscience
via Campi 213/A
41125 Modena
ITALY
Web: http://www.nano.cnr.it

 
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