Symposia

Ab-Initio approaches to excitations in condensed matter (SYAI)

arranged by the divisions Surface Science, Thin Films, Semiconductor Physics and Magnetism

Organisation
Claudia Ambrosch-Draxl, Uni Leoben

Matthias Scheffler, FHI Berlin

More information: www.fhi-berlin.mpg.de/th/Meetings/DPGSym2009/

Anderson Localization in Nonlinear and Many-Body Systems (SYAL)

arranged by the divisions Dynamics and Statistical Physics, Semiconductor Physics, Metal and Material Physics, Low Temperature Physics

Organisation:
Sergej Flach, Dresden

Arkady Pikovsky, Potsdam

Chemical Reactions on Nanomaterials: Progress from in-situ Experimental Studies and Theoretical Investigations (SYCR)

arranged by the divisions Metal and Material Physics, Chemical Physics and Polymer Physics, Surface Science and Vacuum Science and Technology

Organisation:
Reinhard Denecke, Uni Leipzig

Karsten Reuter, FHI Berlin

Andreas Stierle, MPI Stuttgart

More information: Flyer SYCR

Data Analysis in Complex Systems (SYCS) der AGSOE

arranged by the divisions Dynamics and Statistical Physiks, Biological Physics

Organisation:
Jörg Reichardt, Uni Würzburg

Thilo Gross, MPI Physik Komplexer Systeme, Dresden

Holger Kantz, MPI Physik Komplexer Systeme, Dresden

Mehr Informationen: www.daics09.de

Organic photovoltaics: from single molecules to devices (SYOP)

arranged by the divisions Chemical Physics and Polymer Physics, Thin Films, Semiconductor Physics and Surface Science

Organisation:
Silke Rathgeber, Mainz

Karl Leo, Dresden

Thomas Thurn-Albrecht, Halle

Mehr Informationen: www.mpip-mainz.mpg.de/~rath/DPG2009_Dresden.html

Spincoherence in Solids (SYSC)

arranged by the divisions Magnetismus, Semiconductor Physics and Thin Films

Organisation:
Christian Back, Uni Regensburg

Michael Oestreich, Uni Hannover

Self-organizing surfaces and interfaces (SYSO)

arranged by the divisions Biological Physics, Chemical Physics and Polymer Physics, Dynamics and Statistical Physics

Organisation:
Jens-Uwe Sommer, Dresden

Uwe Thiele

Karsten Kruse, Uni Saarbrücken

Transport in Graphene (SYTG)

arranged by the divisions Semiconductor Physics und Dynamics and Statistical Physics

Organisation:
Klaus Ensslin, ETH Zürich

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