US-Poland Workshop: Interfacial Phenomena at the Nanoscale: Fluids and Soft Matter, Poznan, Poland, June 19-23, 2012

美国-波兰研讨会：纳米尺度的界面现象：流体和软物质，波兰波兹南，2012 年 6 月 19-23 日

• 批准号: 1133244
• 负责人: Igal Szleifer
• 金额: $ 8.57万
• 依托单位: Northwestern University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2011
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2011-09-15 至 2014-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1133244&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: US; Poland; Workshop; Interfacial; Phenomena

#1133244SzleiferThis is an International Travel grant that provides support for U.S. participants to attend a four day Conference on "Interfacial Phenomena at the Nanoscale: Fluids and Soft Matter," to be held in Poznan, Poland on June 19-23, 2012, at the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences. The proposed Conference is a follow-up to and builds upon three earlier and successful Polish/USA Conferences held in Poznan (2006), Gdansk (2008) and Krakow (2010). The purpose of the Conference is to encourage closer scientific contacts and long-term research collaboration between researchers in this area between the U.S. and Poland. The Workshop will involve 17 U.S. participants and 15-20 from Poland, with a balance between junior, mid-career and senior researchers, and between experiment and theory, with similar or complementary interests on the two sides. In addition, young researchers in these areas from Poland will attend the meeting, present poster papers, and interact with the more senior participants throughout the meeting. The conference travel award also provides funds to support follow-up visits to the US by Polish Researchers to promote research collaborations initiated through contacts made at the Conference.Intellectual Merit:The topic of the Conference will represent cutting edge research in the areas of soft and hard materials, bio-materials, polymers, polymerization, self assembly, complex fluids, microemulsions, surface science, interfacial phenomena, catalysis, colloids, adsorption, adhesion, rheology, computational nanoscience, and thin films. The participants are leading researchers in these areas, and the objective is to provide a survey of current research in these areas and to explore fruitful future possibilities for research collaboration.Broader impact. The Conference is expected to strengthen existing and initiate new individual and institutional collaboration among the participants. For example, we know that some US participants have ongoing collaboration (Professors Grzybowski, Gubbins, Matyjaszewski, and Radosz). These and other participants plan to visit other academic centers in Poland (for example, Krakow, Gdansk, Warszawa) to discuss future projects. Such projects will enrich the research and education infrastructure of both countries. The project budget includes funds for travel by young Polish researchers to the U.S. during the year following the conference to facilitate collaborations initiated at the conference. These funds will be available to graduate students and postdocs.

＃1133244SZLEIFERTHIS是一项国际旅行赠款，为美国参与者提供了为期四天的“纳米级现象：液体和软质的界面现象”的支持，将于2012年6月19日至23日在波兰的波兰波兰举行，在波兰艺术与科学学院举行。拟议的会议是对Poznan（2006），Gdansk（2008）和Krakow（2010）举行的三个早期和成功的波兰/美国会议的后续活动和基础。会议的目的是鼓励美国和波兰之间该领域的研究人员之间的更紧密的科学联系和长期研究合作。该研讨会将涉及17名美国参与者和15-20个来自波兰的参与者，在初中，职业和高级研究人员之间以及实验和理论之间的平衡，双方都具有相似或互补的兴趣。此外，波兰这些地区的年轻研究人员将参加会议，发表海报论文，并在整个会议期间与更多的高级参与者互动。 The conference travel award also provides funds to support follow-up visits to the US by Polish Researchers to promote research collaborations initiated through contacts made at the Conference.Intellectual Merit:The topic of the Conference will represent cutting edge research in the areas of soft and hard materials, bio-materials, polymers, polymerization, self assembly, complex fluids, microemulsions, surface science, interfacial phenomena, catalysis, colloids, adsorption,粘附，流变学，计算纳米科学和薄膜。参与者是这些领域的主要研究人员，目的是对这些领域的当前研究进行调查，并探索研究协作的富有成果的未来可能性。预计该会议将加强现有的并开始参与者之间的新个人和机构合作。例如，我们知道一些美国参与者正在进行合作（教授Grzybowski，Gubbins，Matyjaszewski和Radosz）。这些和其他参与者计划访问波兰的其他学术中心（例如，克拉科夫，格丹斯克，华泽）讨论未来的项目。这样的项目将丰富两国的研究和教育基础设施。项目预算包括在会议结束后的一年中，年轻的波兰研究人员前往美国的旅行资金，以促进会议上发起的合作。这些资金将用于研究生和博士后。