As part of the exchange program with Stanford University Chalmers University of Technology are organising the SCHWAMI, Stanford&Chalmers Workshop on Advancing Materials Innovatively, workshop on December 14-15, 2023. This is the eighth workshop. The workshop is held every year at either Chalmers or Stanford. During this year's workshop, Anne l’Huillier will give a Nobel lecture. The workshop is held at Johanneberg Science Park, Sven Hultins gata 5, in "Guldhuset", seminar room 4. The Nobel lecture is held in RunAN, Chalmers Conference Center.
Overview
- Date:Starts 14 December 2023, 08:30Ends 15 December 2023, 16:00
- Location:Johanneberg Science Park, Sven Hultins plats 5, Golden House, room 4, Chalmers Campus Johanneberg.
- Language:English
- Last sign up date:8 December 2023
Thursday, December 14
08:50-09:00 Welcome, Maria Abrahamsson, Eva Olsson, Alberto Salleo, Robert Sinclair
09:00-09:25 Maria Abrahamsson, Chalmers University of Technology, Sustainable photocatalytic materials: The quest for mechanistic insights
09:25-09:50 Briley Bourgeois: Jennifer Dionne and Briley Bourgeois, Stanford University
Linking atomic and reactor scale plasmon photocatalysis with optically coupled ETEM
09:50-10:15 Julia Wiktor, Chalmers University of Technology, Charge self-trapping in materials for solar applications
10:15-10:45 Coffee/Tea
10:45-11:10 Wah Chiu, Stanford University
Cryogenic electron microscopy and tomography define new possibilities in basic and traditional biomedicine
11:10-11:35 Maggie Holme, Chalmers University of Technology, Characterizing lipid vesicles for use in drug delivery: A neutron scattering perspective
11:35-12:00 Eric Appel, Stanford University
Entropy-driven supramolecular biomaterials enabling innovation in drug and cell delivery
12:00-12:25 Alberto Salleo, Stanford University,
Ions and electrons in polymers: toward GHz iontronicsLunch
12:25-13:25 Lunch, Location: OOTO, Sven Hultins plats 5, Black house
13:25-13:50 Alexander Giovanitti, Chalmers University of Technology, Next-generation polymeric organic semiconductors for electrochemical application in aqueous electrolytes
13:50-14:15 Christian Müller, Chalmers University of Technology, New insulation materials for High Voltage Power Cables
14:15-14:40 Paul Erhart, Chalmers University of Technology, Dynamic perovskites: Correlations, vibrations and many components
14:40-15:00 Coffee/Tea
15:00-15:25 Felipe Jornada, Stanford University, Prediction of plasmonic properties of nanoparticles and excited-state reaction pathways from first principles
15:25-15:50 Andrew Mannix, Stanford University, Interfacial engineering of 2D semiconductors and moiré heterostructures
15:50-16:15 Yi Cui: Yi Cui, Yi Cui, Robert Sinclair, Stanford University, Metal nanodisc growth within twisted 2D material bilayers, e.g. twisted epitaxy of Au in MoS2
16:15-16:35 Paul Kempen DTU: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet, Establishing a facility for the preparation and characterization of soft materials
Friday, December 15
09:45-10:10 Angela Grommet, Chalmers University of Technology, Under Confinement: Separation, Transportation, and Reactivity Modulation
10:10-10:45 Coffee/Tea
10:45-11:10 Eduard Hryha, Chalmers University of Technology, Development of powder materials for metal additive manufacturing: challenges and opportunities
11:35-12:00 Robert Sinclair, Stanford university, Using STEM-EELS to optimize plasmonic gold nanoparticles for early cancer detection
12:00-12:25 Eva Olsson, Chalmers University of Technology, Advanced and in situ electron microscopy of functional materials
12:25-12:35 Maria Abrahamsson, Eva Olsson, Alberto Salleo, Robert Sinclair, Concluding remarks
12:45-13:30 Lunch Location: Location: OOTO, Sven Hultins plats 5, Black house