Welcome to SMS2019
The first Symposium on Molecular Spectroscopy (SMS) Japan was held in 2001 at the Komaba Campus of the University of Tokyo, intending to give chances for young scientists including graduate and undergraduate students to have oral presentations.
The main topic of the symposium is high-resolution molecular spectroscopy. We also welcome for example the following topics:
· Reaction dynamics
· Quantum chemistry
· Atmospheric processes
· New spectroscopy techniques, etc.
· Spectroscopy in cold media (matrices, He-droplet)
· Quantum chemistry
· Atmospheric processes
· New spectroscopy techniques, etc.
· Spectroscopy in cold media (matrices, He-droplet)
In recent years, roughly 100 persons including those from overseas attended at the meeting. 1 or 2 invited talk(s) and about 35 papers were presented by not only students but also experts in molecular science in two days.
Although it is still a domestic meeting, where most of the presentations are given in Japanese, powerpoint presentations and short-abstracts are required to be prepared in English, so that participants from abroad can understand the presentations. We are also encouraging participants to give their presentations entirely in English.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Shizuoka, Mar 2019.
Toshiaki Okabayashi, Local Organizer, SMS2019
Information about the 19th Meeting
This meeting is hosted by Symposium on Molecular spectroscopy and the Spectroscopical Society of Japan, and supported by the Chemical Society of Japan.
Date:
Mar 26 - 27, 2019
Venue:
Shizuoka University, (836 Ohya, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka 422-8529, JAPAN)
Nov. 1, 2018 - Jan. 31, 2019
Jan. 21, 2019 - Feb. 25, 2019
Nov. 1, 2018 - Mar. 4, 2019
*All the participants are required to register online in advance.
Topics:
Experimental and theoretical researches for molecular structures, electronic structures, and dynamics in the ground and exited states on molecules and molecular complexes
· High-resolution molecular spectroscopy
· Reaction dynamics
· Quantum chemistry
· Interstellar spectra
· Atmospheric processes
· New spectroscopy techniques
· Spectroscopy in cold media (matrices, He-droplet)
· Reaction dynamics
· Quantum chemistry
· Interstellar spectra
· Atmospheric processes
· New spectroscopy techniques
· Spectroscopy in cold media (matrices, He-droplet)
Contributed papers:
Only oral presentations (20 or 10min.) are available. Please prepare your presentation on PC (e.g. MS PowerPoint, Keynote, etc.).
Projector is 4:3 size, and has only an analog RGB input (16:9 is possible, but it becomes smaller a bit).
20 min. (talk 15min + discussion 5min.)
10 min. (talk 7min + discussion 3min.)
10 min. (talk 7min + discussion 3min.)
Projector is 4:3 size, and has only an analog RGB input (16:9 is possible, but it becomes smaller a bit).
Invited talks:
·Yasuhiro Kobori (Kobe Univ.)
Development of Time Resolved Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Method to Observe Primary Light Energy Conversion Process
·Yoshimi Takuwa (Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
History of spectrum: From “specter” to “colored band”
Development of Time Resolved Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Method to Observe Primary Light Energy Conversion Process
·Yoshimi Takuwa (Tokyo Inst. Tech.)
History of spectrum: From “specter” to “colored band”
Conference dinner:
Mar 26, 2019 (after the sessions), in Shizuoka Campus of Shizuoka University.
Registration fee*:
3,000 yen (1,000 yen for student)
Conference dinner fee*:
5,000 JPY or less (TBD) (student: 2,000 JPY)
*Please make an on-site payment for the registartion and conference dinner fees by cash (JPY) at the registartion desk. You are required to register online in advance.
Toshiaki Okabayashi (Shizuoka U.)
e-mail: okabayashi.toshiaki _at_ shizuoka.ac.jp
(please replace "_at_" with "at sign".)
e-mail: okabayashi.toshiaki _at_ shizuoka.ac.jp
(please replace "_at_" with "at sign".)