ems05

SCOPE and SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

The International Symposium on Electron-Molecule Collisions and Swarms is one of the most traditional satellite meetings of biennial ICPEAC conference and is held with the aim of promoting the growth and exchange of scientific information in the field of molecular physics. Topics covered by the EMS 2005 symposium are related to the traditional broad field of electron – molecule collisions and swarms and their role in low-temperature plasmas, radiological/environmental applications, and space science. Special interest also will be on newer rapidly growing areas such as electron collisions with biological molecules, clusters and fullerenes, electron collisions with molecules absorbed on surfaces, radiation damage, and applications to industrial and fusion plasmas. This edition of the EMS meeting will be held in parallel to the International Workshop on Positron and Positronium Physics with the intention of exploring the affinities of the two areas. The EMS 2005 International Organizing Committee invites the community to submit abstracts on the aforementioned topics.
The scientific program will consist of sessions of invited plenary lectures, reviews, progress reports and special reports. Contributed papers will be presented as posters in afternoon sessions.

PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE

Wednesday	July 27	18:00 Welcome Reception*
Thursday	July 28	Talks and Posters
Friday	July 29	Talks and Posters, Banquet
Saturday	July 30	Talks and Closure

*Informal WELCOME RECEPTION in Ciclo Básico I (CB-I)
Wednesday July 27, 18:00-20:00
The registration desk is open 15:00-20:00

Plenary Lectures
S. J. Buckman	Benchmark experimental studies of electron (positron)-molecule (atom) scattering
H. Hotop	High resolution dissociative attachment to molecules
Invited Speakers
P. Kolorenc	Use of Feshbach-Fano R-matrix approach to the calculation of the discrete state and the coupling for solution of resonance nuclear dynamics in diatomics
A. Wolf	Electron-ion collisions in storage rings
A. F. Borghesani	Electron transport in dense gases and more
N. J. Mason	Electron and Positron Induced Chemistry: New methods for studying chemical dynamics
M. Radmilovic	Modeling of rf and dc breakdowns
K. Morgenstern	STM investigation of single molecule surface processes
Y. Sakai	Electron swarms and cross section data
L. A. Viehland	Current status of ion swarms
J. de Urquijo	Transport coefficients of ions and electrons in pure gases and mixtures: Recent measurements and calculations
L. G. Ferreira	A geometrical optics model for electron scattering by molecules
C. S. Trevisan	Electron scattering by molecular radicals (NO, CF)
T. A. Field	Electron interactions with radicals
C. Makochekanwa	Electron and positron collisions with molecules
P. Scheier	The use of isotope and site labeling for the identification of DEA peaks in biomolecules
M. A. Khakoo	Low energy electron impact excitation of simple diatomic molecules – H₂ and N₂
M. Takahashi	Probing Electron Momentum Densities of Molecular Orbitals Using New Multichannel (e,2e) Spectrometers
J. Tennyson	R-matrix calculations of electron-molecule collisions at low and intermediate energies
T. Sommerfeld	Electrons attached by long-range forces: Quadrupole bound anions
C. Winstead	Recent progress with the Schwinger Multichannel Method
Rainer Johnsen	Excited state formation in the dissociative recombination of HCN+ ions with thermal electrons
Panel Session
V. McKoy	Panel Session on opportunities and challenges

Abstracts of Regular Participants
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