This HPCAT workshop will highlight the benchmark of the 10th year of operation of HPCAT and discuss the recent advances in high-pressure synchrotron techniques and in extreme conditions science. Looking forward, the workshop will also identify both scientific and technical challenges and research directions in the next decade through discussions in the breakout panels. The objectives of the HPCAT workshop are (1) to articulate the foremost scientific challenges in the field of extreme conditions science; (2) identify the science and technology gaps to address these challenges; and (3) define research directions in the area of high-pressure synchrotron science to advance the exploration of matter under extreme conditions.
Joseph Bradley (Lawrence Livermore National Lab), Brent Fultz (Caltech), Eugene Gregoryanz (U Edinburgh), Yogi Gupta (Washington State U), Russel Hemley (Carnegie Inst. Washington), Dan Hooks (Los Alamos National Lab), Dave Mao (Carnegie Inst. Washington), Maddury Somayazulu (Carnegie Inst. Washington), Per Söderlind (Lawrence Livermore National Lab)
Workshop Organizing Committee
Thomas Duffy (Princeton U), David Funk (Los Alamos National Lab), Chi-chang Kao (Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource), Christian Mailhiot (Lawrence Livermore National Lab), Guoyin Shen (Carnegie Inst. Washington), Choong-shik Yoo (Washington State U)
Registration Deadline: September 21, 2012
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 28, 2012
Poster participation is strongly encouraged. You can upload your poster abstract via the external registration form at the time you register.
Tel: 630 252 0479