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Workshop Perpignan 2011

Thursday, September 22, 2011 to Saturday, September 24, 2011
Perpignan, France

"Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy and its Advanced Technological Applications",
NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Perpignan, France, 21 - 24 September, 2011
http://physlamps.univ-perp.fr//NATOARWWebPage/NATOARW.htm

With support from the NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme, the International Dielectric Society is organizing a NATO Advanced Research Workshop. The main purpose of the Workshop is to facilitate discussions between theorists and experimentalists in the field of dielectric spectroscopy on current theoretical issues as well as applications of Dielectric Spectroscopy in many science and engineering disciplines. Scientists utilizing Dielectric Spectroscopy in condensed matter physics, colloid chemistry, glass science and engineering, polymer science, rheology, and biophysics will have the opportunity to discuss the critical issues in nanotechnology, new materials; life sciences, medical physics; environmental security; landmine detection, etc. Participants will confront each other in a congenial manner on their often divergent views and opinions, thus enhancing the knowledge of dielectric phenomena in complex systems. The intention is that these discussions will open new avenues in sensor research. Other important goals of the Workshop are to identify new area for exploration and the corresponding experiments that will yield supporting evidence for expected and observed physical properties and to provide to theoreticians and experimentalists the possibility of becoming acquainted with each other's work. The conference presentations will also be focused on how the instrumentation can be adapted to several major industrial fields.

Program

22 September

8:45 Welcome Yu. Kalmykov, F. Kremer

9:00 Rotational and translational diffusion as measured by BDS (Experiment)
(Chair Kremer)

9:00 Yuri Feldman „Dielectric spectra broadening as the signature of dipole-matrix interaction; Water in complex systems”
9:40 Roland Böhmer, "Relaxation in supercooled alcohols".

10:20 Coffee break

10:50 A. Sokolov, “Decoupling Phenomena in Dynamics of Soft Materials ”
11:30 R. Nozaki, High-frequency dielectric response of alcohols between 100 MHz and 2.5 THz.".
12:10 D. L’Hôte, "Nonlinear susceptibilities of a supercooled liquid close to the glass transition"

12:40 Lunch

14:00 J. Colmenero, "Broadband dielectric spectroscopy: a selective tool for unveiling segmental and chain dynamics in asymmetric polymer blends"
14:40 M. Wübbenhorst, “About compensation law, Meyer-Neldel rule and "unphysical" activation parameters

15:20 Coffee Break

15:50 V. Raicu A unitary approach to relaxation and dispersion in fractal networks: From dielectric and mechanical relaxation to distribution of income"
16:30 P. Ben Ishai, “Anomalous Diffusion, Cole-Cole relaxations and the Space in which they occur: Puzzles and Problems”

17:10 POSTER SESSION

19:00 Dinner

23 September

Rotational and translational diffusion as measured by BDS (Theory, Chair Raicu)

9:00 R. Hilfer, "Applications and Implications of Fractional Dynamics for Dielectric Relaxation"
9:40 W T. Coffey, Anomalous dielectric relaxation

10:20 Coffee break

10:50 R. Metzler, Time averages and breaking of ergodicity in complex systems
11:30 R.R. Nigmatullin and I.I. Popov "The generalized Jonscher's formula for conductivity: its confirmation with experimental observations."

12:10 – 13:30 LUNCH

13:30 Y. Kalmykov, Characteristic times of anomalous relaxation processes.
14:00 L.Trakhtenberg “"Dielectric properties of multifunctional metal-containing nanocomposites: non-phenomenological description".
14:30 A. Schoenhals, “Molecular dynamics in nanometer confinement”

15:10 Coffee break

15:40 Panel Discussion

17:30 Poster Session

19:00 Conference Dinner

24 September

Molecular dynamics in nanometric confinement (Chair Boehmer)

9:00 F.Kremer “Dielectric Relaxation at nano-metric length scale”
9:40 G. Floudas, "Heterogeneous polymer dynamics near Tg by single molecule spectroscopy"

10:20 Coffee break

10:50 S. Napolitano, “The lifetime of the deviations from bulk behavior in polymers confined at the nano-scale”.
11:20 A. Serghei, “Broadband Dielectric Spectroscopy: from bulk to attograms of matter”
11:50 J. Sangoro, "Charge transport in confined ionic liquids".

12:20 Final Conclusions

12:30 Lunch

Final discussion and conclusions