Örestrand, Strandhem, Sweden, 19-24 August 2007.
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Linnaeus Summer School in Nanoscience Örestrand, Strandhem, Sweden, 19-24 August 2007. |
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Where and When?
Who is
it for?
What is it about?
The organizers
The School is a part of the Linnaeus Graduate School programmes at Lund
and Chalmers, financed by the Swedish Research Council (VR).
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Margareta Hellström /
Nuclear Structure Group /
Lund University.
The Linnaeus Summer School in Nanoscience will take place August 19-24, 2007
at
Örestrand outside Höganäs, Sweden.
Arrival is expected on Sunday evening, August 19, and the school ends after
supper on Friday, August 24.
The school is aimed for graduate students in experimental as well
as in theoretical nanophysics. The School is jointly organized
by the Linnaeus projects in Lund and in Göteborg. Students
outside the Linnaeus program are also welcome to participate in the School.
School and staying costs will be covered for all accepted students.
Each day will focus on one specific topic that all student shall
take part in. The five topics are central for the research in the
two Linnaeus programmes. One chairman and one lecturer are devoted
for each topic. Students will work in groups on specific items
defined by the chairman and the lecturer.
The following five topics will be covered:
The school is organized by Sven Åberg, Lund (e-mail:
Sven.Aberg at matfys.lth.se)
and Mikael Fogelström, Chalmers (e-mail:
Mikael.Fogelstrom at mc2.chalmers.se).
