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workshop National Synchrotron Light Source II Stony Brook University Brookhaven National Lab New York City Exploring New Science Frontiers at NSLS-II October 21–23, 2019 www.bnl.gov/newscience2019 Brookhaven National Laboratory Stony Brook University, Wang Center Science Areas Biosystems, Earth, and Environment Catalysis and Chemical Sciences Materials and Engineering Sciences Molecular and Cell Biology Quantum Materials Soft Matter Research Workshop Chairs Qun Shen Ignace Jarrige Juergen Thieme Contact Mercy Baez [email protected] 631-344-5769 Registration Deadline September 23, 2019 Confirmed Speakers Peter Abbamonte (Univ. of Illinois) Jean Daillant (SOLEIL) Darby Dyar (Mount Holyoke Coll.) David Ginley (NREL) Sossina Haile (Northwestern Univ.) Zahid Hasan (Princeton) Wayne Hendrickson (Columbia Univ.) Heather Jamieson (Queen’s Univ.) Axel Knop-Gericke (Fritz-Haber-Inst.) Carolyn Larabell (UC San Francisco) Bob Leheny (John Hopkins Univ.) Lyle Levine (NIST) Chinedum Osuji (Univ. of Penn.) Susannah Scott (UC Santa Barbara) Brandy Toner (Univ. of Minnesota) Moniek Tromp (Univ. of Groningen) Michael Wiener (Univ. of Virginia) Amir Yacoby (Harvard) Stony Brook University is just a 30-minute drive from NSLS-II at Brookhaven National Lab. Office of Science The Strategic Planning Workshop of NSLS-II, “Exploring New Science Frontiers at NSLS-II”, will serve as a forum for the community to discuss exciting opportunities for further development of NSLS-II, with a focus on the grand challenge questions and research needs in specific scientific fields, the new capabilities that will be required to advance the research in these fields, and how NSLS-II may help to fill in the capabilities gaps by establishing new beamlines, new instruments, and/or new techniques. The workshop program will be organized based on scientific themes, with a blend of plenary sessions and parallel breakout sessions. Participation in the workshop is free of charge. Registration is required. Sponsored by the NSLS-II User Executive Committee (UEC)
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workshopN a t i o n a l Sy n c h ro t ro n L i g h t S o u rc e I I
Stony Brook University
Brookhaven National Lab
New York City
Exploring New Science Frontiers at NSLS-IIOctober 21–23, 2019www.bnl.gov/newscience2019
Brookhaven National Laboratory Stony Brook University, Wang Center
Science AreasBiosystems, Earth, and EnvironmentCatalysis and Chemical Sciences Materials and Engineering SciencesMolecular and Cell Biology Quantum MaterialsSoft Matter Research
Workshop ChairsQun Shen Ignace Jarrige Juergen Thieme
ContactMercy Baez [email protected] 631-344-5769
Registration DeadlineSeptember 23, 2019
Confirmed SpeakersPeter Abbamonte (Univ. of Illinois)Jean Daillant (SOLEIL)Darby Dyar (Mount Holyoke Coll.)David Ginley (NREL)Sossina Haile (Northwestern Univ.)Zahid Hasan (Princeton)
Wayne Hendrickson (Columbia Univ.)Heather Jamieson (Queen’s Univ.)Axel Knop-Gericke (Fritz-Haber-Inst.)Carolyn Larabell (UC San Francisco)Bob Leheny (John Hopkins Univ.)Lyle Levine (NIST)
Chinedum Osuji (Univ. of Penn.)Susannah Scott (UC Santa Barbara)Brandy Toner (Univ. of Minnesota)Moniek Tromp (Univ. of Groningen)Michael Wiener (Univ. of Virginia)Amir Yacoby (Harvard)
Stony Brook University is just a 30-minute drive from NSLS-II
at Brookhaven National Lab.
Office ofScience
The Strategic Planning Workshop of NSLS-II, “Exploring New Science Frontiers at NSLS-II”, will serve as a forum for
the community to discuss exciting opportunities for further development of NSLS-II, with a focus on the grand challenge
questions and research needs in specific scientific fields, the new capabilities that will be required to advance the
research in these fields, and how NSLS-II may help to fill in the capabilities gaps by establishing new beamlines, new
instruments, and/or new techniques. The workshop program will be organized based on scientific themes, with a blend
of plenary sessions and parallel breakout sessions.
Participation in the workshop is free of charge. Registration is required.
Sponsored by the NSLS-II User Executive Committee (UEC)
