Séminaire SRMP
Computer simulations : from atoms to components
Prof. Dr. Siegfried Schmauder
23/10/2007
Évènements antérieurs
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Séminaires SPAM LFP
Drug Discovery & Drug Design in Pharmaceutical Industry
Romano KROEMER, Head, Drug Design 1, Chemical Sciences, SANOFI-AVENTIS18/10/2007 -
Séminaire SRMP
First-principles simulations of surfaces and materials under pressure: Applications of SIESTA method to some experimental problems
Eduardo Machado-Charry09/10/2007 -
Séminaire SRMP
Point defects in crystalline and amorphous silica
Matteo Farnesi Camellone04/10/2007 -
Thèses ou HDRDynamics of high harmonic generation in atoms and molecules
Willem BOUTU – Groupe Attophysiquespam/atto28/09/2007 -
Séminaire SRMP
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Séminaires SPAM LFP
Confined soft matter, nanocomposites and biomaterials
Marie-Louise SABOUNGI, CRMD, CNRS-Université d’Orléans, UMR661913/09/2007 -
Séminaire SRMP
Chemistry of deformation : solid-solution softening from first-principles to dislocation mobility
Dallas R.Trinkle26/06/2007 -
Séminaires SPAM LFP
Excited states of nucleic acids: Some theoretical insights into their role in interaction of nucleic acids with photons
Jewgeni B. STARIKOW – Institute for Nanotechnology, Research Center of Karlsruhe, Germany31/05/2007 -
Séminaires SPAM LFP
Towards intense attosecond pulses from solid targets: High order harmonic generation using small-scale lasers
Alexander TARASEVITCH – Institut fuer Experimentelle Physik, Universitaet Duisburg-Essen24/05/2007 -
Séminaires SPAM LFP
On the feasibility of imaging molecules using infrared laser pulses
Professeur Chii-Dong Lin – University Distinguished Professor, Department of Physics, Kansas State University USA14/05/2007 -
Séminaires SPAM LFP
Harmonics from Solid Targets – Bright attosecond keV radiation
Matthew ZEPF – Department of Physics and Astronomy, Queen’s University Belfast18/04/2007