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Séminaire LLB

Mobile surfaces and highly stable glasses (Or how to make a million-year-old glass in 10 minutes)

Mark Ediger

19/10/2012
Séminaire LLB

Current status of NSL and SANS on CARR

Li Zhang

12/10/2012
Séminaire LLB

Crystallization of water: from bulk to the nanoscale

Valeria Molinero

21/09/2012
Séminaire LLB

Dynamical properties of the classical kagome AFM

J. Robert

11/09/2012
Séminaire LLB

THE EFFECTS OF CROWDING ON THE CONFORMATION OF DNA IN A CONFINED OR CONGESTED STATE

Johan R. C. van der Maarel

06/07/2012
Séminaire LLB

Drastic change of 4f electron state in Pr(Ru1-xRhx)4P12 and Pr1 xCexRu4P12

Kotaro SAITO

21/06/2012
Séminaire LLB

Ab Initio Molecular Dynamics Study of Dissociation of Water under an Electric Field

Marco Saitta

15/06/2012
Séminaire LLB

PART II – Beyond the structure of liquids: novel applications of Reverse Monte Carlo. (Structural disorder in crystals, modeling the dynamic structure factor [S(Q,w)] and (possible(?)) applications related to the I(Q) determined by small angle scattering)

Dr Laszlo Pusztai

04/06/2012
Séminaire LLB

PART I – Efficient determination of the structure of molecular liquids and solids based on diffraction experiments: The marriage betweenReverse Monte Carlo modeling and Molecular Dynamics (MD) simulations

Dr Laszlo Pusztai

04/06/2012
Séminaire LLB

PART II Tackling real-life-related issues by Reverse Monte Carlo modeling: constrained RMC for non-simple atomic liquids, and for metallic and covalent amorphous materials

Dr Laszlo Pusztai

01/06/2012
Séminaire LLB

PART I Do we need Reverse Monte Carlo (RMC) modeling for determining the structure of liquids and amorphous solids (and if so, why?)? Reasons, basics and the RMC algorithm

Dr Laszlo Pusztai

01/06/2012
Séminaire LLB

Exploring the phase diagram of salty water: polyamorphism and crystalline phases

L.E. Bove

09/03/2012