1. Nanoscale Inorganic Catalysis
233rd National ACS Meeting (Chicago), Division of Inorganic Chemistry
Co-organizers: Raymond Schaak (Texas A&M), Perla Balbuena (Texas A&M), Donna Chen (South Carolina)
This symposium brought together a diverse group of chemists, chemical engineers, materials scientists, and physicists working in the area of nanoscale inorganic catalysis with the goal of fostering new ideas and approaches for the synthesis, modeling, and understanding of nanoscale catalytic systems.
Plenary session: Hans-Joachim Freund (Fritz Haber Institute, Germany), Wayne Goodman (Texas A&M), Riccardo Ferrando (Genova, Italy), Graham Hutchings (Cardiff, UK)
Nanoscale Catalysis via Theoretical Modeling and Modern Surface Science Techniques I: Flemming Besenbacher (Aarhus, Denmark), Suljo Linic (Michigan), Sylvia Ceyer (MIT), Anne Chaka (NIST), Donna Chen (South Carolina), Eric Altman (Yale)
Synthetic Strategies in Nanoscale Catalysis: Francis DiSalvo (Cornell), Raymond Schaak (Texas A&M), Bryan Eichhorn (Maryland), Mostafa El-Sayed (Georgia Tech), Ayusman Sen (Penn State), Debra Rolison (NRL), Radoslav Atanasoski (3M)
Nanoscale Catalysis via Theoretical Modeling and Modern Surface Science Techniques II: Jesper Andersen (Lund, Sweden), Theodore Madey (Rutgers), Manos Mavrikakis (Wisconsin), Perla Balbuena (Texas A&M), Duane Johnson (Illinois), Matthew Neurock (Virginia)
Theory
Synthesis
Surfaces