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The 11th International Workshop on Quantum Reactive Scattering

Note: For those who will present posters, please be advised that the size of the poster should not exceed 4’x4’ (122 cm x 122 xm).


The 11th International Workshop on Quantum Reactive Scattering 

July 17-21, 2011 

 

The 11th International Workshop on Quantum Reactive Scattering (QRS11) will be held in the historical Bishop’s Lodge in the outskirt of Santa Fe, New Mexico, at the foot hills of the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains. 

Santa Fe, the oldest capital in the USA, is a unique city that offers a wide range of activities in the summer, including the Georgia O’Keefe Museum, the Indian Market, Palace of the Governors, and numerous art galleries. There are also ample opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Not to mention the Green Chili and New Mexico Cuisine.

We look forward to a fruitful gathering of theoreticians working on quantum reactive scattering and related fields.

 

                            H. Guo, Organizer

 

 

History:

 

The International Workshop on Quantum Reactive Scattering started 21 years ago as an informal gathering of theoreticians interested in the quantum mechanical description of scattering processes. It continues to provide a forum for practitioners to discuss various issues ranging from method development and applications to chemical systems.

Here is a list of previous QRS meetings:

  1. 1990, Cambridge (UK), David Clary (chair)

  2. 1994, Cambridge, Massachusetts (USA), Yan Sun and Michael Baer (chairs)

  3. 1995, Nottingham (UK), David Clary and David Manolopoulos (chairs)

  4. 1997, Telluride, Colorado (USA), Joel Bowman (chair)

  5. 1999, Perugia (Italy), Vincenzo Aquilanti and Antonio Laganà (chairs)

  6. 2001, Pasadena, California (USA), Aron Kuppermann (chair)

  7. 2003, San Lorenzo de El Escorial (Spain), Javier Aoiz and Luis Bañares (chairs) 

  8. 2005, Santa Cruz, California (USA), Millard Alexander and Anne McCoy (chairs)

  9. 2007, Cambridge (UK), Stuart Althorpe (chair)

  10. 2009, Dalian (China), Dong Hui Zhang and Keli Han (chairs)