Symposium "Anisotrope Partikel"
Programm und Räume
Das Symposium findet im R-Gebäude, im Hörsaal R611 statt. Dieser liegt direkt gegenüber dem Haupteingang der Universität im Haltebereich der Busse der Linien 9 und 11. Details finden sich im Campusplan .
Die Postersessions finden auf der Ebene K7 statt.
Dienstag, 25. September:
10:00 - 13:15 Anmeldung
13:15 Einführung Helmut Cölfen
13:30 Plenary Talk Younan Xia: Anisotropic Nanoparticles through Symmetry Breaking
14:20 Denis Gebauer: The Mechanism of Non-Classical Nucleation
14:40 Cristina Ruiz Agudo: Designer Proteins Towards Controlling Crystallization
15:00 Kaffeepause
15:30 Stefan Mecking: Anisotropic Polymer Nanoparticles
16:10 Sebastian Polarz: Shape and 'Impurities' of Nanoparticles as a Tool to Control Functional Properties
16:50 Klaus Boldt: Soft Matter Intermediates Determine the Shape Anisotropy of Nanocrystals
17:10 Poster Session
18:00 Dinner
Mittwoch, 26. September
09:00 Plenary Talk Seth Fraden: Boundaries tame flow in active fluids of extensile filaments
09:50 Invited Talk Valeria Molinero: Self-assembly of zeolitic crystals assisted by mesophases
10:20 Clemens Bechinger: Assembly of elliptical colloids by critical Casimir forces
10:40 Kaffeepause
11:10 Marcel Rey: Anisotropic self-assembly of isotropic colloidal building blocks
11:30 Christine Peter / Peter Nielaba: Non standard phenomena and anisotropy in nucleation
12:10 Mittagspause
13:30 Invited Talk Matthias Ballauf: Anisotropic Particles: Relating Shape to Applications
14:00 Lukas Ebner: Sum Frequency Microscopy
14:20 Andreas Zumbusch: Crystallisation of colloidal particles
14:40 Kaffeepause
15:10 Helmut Cölfen: Towards high resolution nanoparticle size analysis
15:30 Invited Talk Armin Kleibert: Towards atomic level understanding of nanoparticle magnetism by means of correlated single particle investigations
16:00 Plenary Talk Peter Schurtenberger: Assembling responsive colloids with anisotropic interactions and shape
19:30 Reception at Constanzer Wirtshaus
20:00 Conference Dinner at Constanzer Wirtshaus
Donnerstag, 27. September
09:00 Plenary Talk Ian Manners: Functional 1D and 2D Nano- and Microparticles via “Living” Crystallization-Driven Self-Assembly
09:50 Invited Talk Matthias Schmidt: Towards nonequilibrium physics for anisotropic particles
10:20 Alexander Wittemann: Hydrodynamic analysis of “colloidal molecules”
and their fractionation at larger scales
10:40 Kaffeepause
11:10 Robin Klupp Taylor: Anisotropic particles via heterogeneous nucleation and growth: Multi-dimensional characterization and gram-scale production
11:30 Bastian Trepka: Synthesis of nanostructured Europium(II)oxide
11:50 Ulrich Nowak: Magnetic Behavior of EuO Tubes Prepared via a Topotactic
Nanostructure Transition
12:10 Mittagspause
13:30 Invited Talk Tanja Schilling: Twisted
14:00 Aleena Laganapan: Searching for the glass transition in 3D ellipsoids: Understanding complex phase formations using translational and orientational correlations
14:20 Matthias Fuchs: Elasticity of colloidal layers: Shape and symmetry matter
14:40 Kaffepause
15:10 Rose Cersonsky: Pressure-Tunable Photonic Band Gaps in an Entropic Crystal
15:30 Peter Nielaba: Ordering and anisotropy in rod-sphere mixtures in channel geometry
15:50 Invited Talk Gerold Schneider: Hierarchical nanocomposites based on organically linked nanoparticle supercrystals with exceptional isotropic mechanical properties
16:20 Plenary Talk David Pine: Directional interactions with DNA-coated colloids
17:10 Postersession
Freitag, 28. September
09:00 Plenary Talk Shu Hong Yu: Bio-Inspired Synthesis and Self-Assembly of Functional Materials
09:50 Invited Talk Juan Ma Garcia Ruiz: Morphogenesis of Silica-Carbonate Biomorphs : A Review
10:20 Elena Sturm: Self-Assembled Mesocrystals: Structural and Morphogenetic Aspects
10:40 Kaffeepause
11:10 Lukas Schmidt-Mende: TiO2 Nanorod Arrays
11:30 Invited Talk Andreas Walther: Static and Dynamic Bioinspired Self-Assembled Material Systems
12:00 Helmut Cölfen: Closing Words
12:10 Mittagspause
13:30 Abreise