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PHYSICAL
SCIENCE SCHOOL 2002,
July 7-12
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Application
Overview
A weeklong residential program providing a comprehensive overview of the synchrotron radiation process, requisite technologies and a broad range of scientific applications. It will cover both fundamentals of EUV, soft x-ray ,and hard x-ray synchrotron radiation and its use in spectroscopy and diffraction. Science applications will be given both in physics, chemistry and material science. Lectures are presented by scientists from the sponsoring organizations and affiliated user communities. The attendees will participate in experiments on different beamlines at the Advanced Light Source (ALS) and make visits inside the storage ring at Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory (SSRL).
Preliminary Program
Course Organizers
Dave Attwood, University of California, Berkeley/ALS
Anders Nilsson, Stanford University/SSRL
Speakers
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Anders
Nilsson
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SSRL
and Stockholm University
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Dave
Attwood
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LBNL
and UC Berkeley
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Neville
Smith
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LBNL
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Charles
Fadley
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LBNL
and UC Davis
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Jo
Stöhr
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SSRL
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Graham
George
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SSRL
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Jerry
Hastings
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SSRL
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Sean
Brennan
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SSRL
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Z.-X.
Shen
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SSRL
and Stanford University
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Gordon
Brown
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SSRL
and Stanford University
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Fees
The fee is $650 for double occupancy or $800 for single occupancy. Students have free access to Stanford facilities such as the library, sports facilities, and pool.
Additionally this fee includes:
- 6 night lodging (July 7-12)
- Daily breakfast, lunch and dinner including coffee breaks (No dinner
Sunday)
- Refreshments at the Sunday and Friday receptions
- Five days of instruction
- Course materials
- Transportations to and from lecture sites and the two synchrotron radiation facilities for visits.
Commuter packages without lodging is $395 and includes:
- Daily lunch including coffee breaks with dinner on Monday and Wednesday
- Refreshments at the Sunday and Friday receptions
- Five days of instruction
- Course materials
- Transportations to and from lecture sites and the two synchrotron radiation facilities for visits.