The meeting officially begins on the morning of Sunday, July 14^th and runs through about noon on Thursday, July 18^th. It is expected that most participants will plan on arriving the afternoon or evening of Saturday, July 13^th.

The schedule for ACTC 2002 is now available in PDF format.

A listing of which posters are in which poster session can be found in the following two files. A more organized version of this will be in the abstract book, available at the meeting. Please note, that for posters with multiple authors it was not always clear which person was doing the presentation, so your poster may actually be listed under one of your co-authors.

Poster Session I           Poster Session II

Sampling rare events and exploring phase space

• David Freeman (University of Rhode Island)
• Bruce Garrett (Pacific Northwest National Laboratory)
• David Wales (Cambridge University)

Bridging time and length scales

• Emily Carter (University of California at Los Angeles)
• Art Voter (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

Polymer, Protein, and DNA Structure and Dynamics

• William Gelbart (University of California at Los Angeles)
• Joan-Emma Shea (University of California at Santa Barbara)
• Marina Guenza (University of Oregon)

Transport in biological systems

• Rob Coalson (University of Pittsburgh)
• Ron Elber (Cornell University)

Computational nanotechnology

• Paulette Clancey (Cornell University)
• Eric Heller (Harvard University)
• Charles Musgrave (Stanford University)
• Gustavo Scuseria (Rice University)

Direct dynamics

• Wolfgang Domcke (Technishe Universität München)

Protons and electrons in aqueous systems

• Debi Evans (University of New Mexico)
• Abe Nitzan (Tel Aviv University)
• Mark Tuckerman (New York University)

Electronic structure of large systems

• Christopher Tymczak (Los Alamos National Laboratory)
• Jan Jensen (University of Iowa)
• Anna Krylov (University of Southern California)
• H.-J. Werner (University of Stuttgart)

Interfacial Phenomena

• Victoria Buch (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
• Krishnan Raghavachari (Indiana University)
• Suzi Tucker (University of California at Davis)
• Xiao Zeng (University of Nebraska)

The interface between theory and spectroscopy

• Ad van der Avoird (Nijmegen)
• Marcel Nooijen (Princeton University)
• Björn Roos (University of Lund)

Quantum Computing

• Birgitta Whaley (University of California at Berkeley)

Kenneth D. Jordan
Dept. of Chemistry, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA 15260
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This page was last updated on: 25th April 2002