Plenary Speakers
Special Sessions
Several special mini-symposia are planned for this year's meeting. Wolfgang
Ernst, Penn State University,
is organizing a session entitled "Jahn-Teller/Renner-Teller" which
will cover the classical Jahn-Teller and Renner-Teller effects as well
as other vibronic interactions. Invited speakers will include:
Horst Koeppel, University of Heidelberg;
Anthony
Merer, University of British
Columbia; and Timothy
Barckholtz, JILA. A
second mini-symposium is being organized by Michael Duncan, University of Georgia, on the subject
of "Metal Complexes" from diatomics to moderately large clusters.
Invited speakers for this mini-symposium include: Paul Dagdigian, Johns Hopkins University; and Gert
von Helden, University of
Nijmegen. A third mini-symposium is being organized by John
Maier, University of Basel,
on "Negative Ions." The symposium will cover both experiments and
theory involving negative ions. Invited speakers will
include Carl
Lineberger, University of
Colorado, and Jack
Simons, University of
Utah. A session on theory is being organized by Russell
Pitzer, Ohio State University, featuring a talk by Michael
Robb, King's College London.
Last Update:
Wednesday, January 5, 2000