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Laboratory Compact Light Sources

A JOINT EUROPEAN - JAPANESE DESIGN STUDY. LABSYNC. Laboratory Compact Light Sources. a SEVENTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME of the EUROPEAN UNION. Third International Symposium on. Laboratory Compact Light Sources. Leuven - Belgium 2-4 September, 2008. Scope of the Symposium :

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Laboratory Compact Light Sources

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  1. A JOINT EUROPEAN - JAPANESE DESIGN STUDY LABSYNC Laboratory Compact Light Sources a SEVENTH FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME of the EUROPEAN UNION Third International Symposium on Laboratory Compact Light Sources Leuven - Belgium2-4 September, 2008 Scope of the Symposium : The need for advanced light sources is well documented by the creation of new large scale synchrotron facilities and strong upgrade programmes of older facilities. The applications of light sources encompass all aspects of sciences spanning the fields of physics, chemistry, biology, material science, electronics and medicine. An option to provide “more light” to this community is to develop new compact laboratory sources. Recently, several “laboratory scale compact light sources” were proposed. This symposium will serve as a forum to introduce and examine these laboratory scale compact light sources, and assess how they perform in real life experiments. Conference Chairmen Preliminary list of invited speakers (30 talks) About the programme M. Moon (Rits-Uni) T. Hirai (Rits-Uni) M. Morita (PPL) D. Hasegawa (PPL) S. Wilkins (CSIRO) C. Marchiori (IBM-Zurich) A. Bravin (ESRF – Grenoble) D. Habs (MAP-project) M. Carpinelli (INFN – Cagliari) R. Longo (ELETTRA – Trieste) M. van der Wiel (Eindhoven) R. Farrow –Daresbury F. Bijkerk (Rijnhuizen) H. Poulsen (Risoe) F. van der Veen (ETH Zurich) H. Yamada (Japan) K. Woods (Carnegi Mellon Uni.) T. Baumbach (Karlsruhe) D. Moser (Singapure) Wenbing Yun (Concord) R. Ruth (Lyncean) S. Offerman (Delft) P. Walter (Louvre-Paris) A.　Magerl (U of Erlangen) U. Schade (BESSY) H. Oyanagi (AIST- ) A. Sakellariou (ANU - Australia) K. Andersson (Oslo University) D. Minkov (Ritsumeikan Uni) W. Ludwig (INSA Lyon) Gwyn P. Williams (TJ NAF –USA) Scientific sessions on September 2, 3 and 4. Invited and Contributed Speakers Poster Session Hironari Yamada hironari@se.ritsumei.ac.jp Jean-Pierre Locquet JeanPierre.Locquet@Fys.KULeuven.be Registration Conference Secretary Registration fee: 250 EUR per person, which includes conference registration (welcome drink, abstract and programme book, conference CDROM, session attendance, coffee breaks and conference trip and dinner) Johan VanackenJohan.Vanacken@Fys.KULeuven.be Programme and Advisory Committee G. Marchal (K.U.Leuven -Be) E. Lorenzo (CNRS-Grenoble - Fr) T. Giessel (Bestec –Berlin -De) A. Thissen (SPECS – Berlin - De) M. Gambaccini (Uni-Ferrara - It) W. Bras (ESRF – Grenoble -Fr) G. Rikken (LNCMP – Toulouse -Fr) C. Detlefs (ESRF – Grenoble - Fr) K. Temst (K.U.Leuven -Be) P. Rullhusen (EC – Mol - Be) A. Vigilante (Bruker -De ) C. Marchiori (IBM Zürich - Ch) T. Baumbach (ANKA Karlruhe -De) Amemiya (k.u-Tokyo - Jp) Alberto Bravin (ESRF – Grenoble - Fr) M. Douka (EU) J. Vermant (K.U. Leuven - Be) H. Yamada (Rits - Jp) H.O. Moser (SSLS – Sg) Wembing Yun (XRADIA – Concord - Us ) L. Kestens (R.U.Ghent - Be) S. Offerman (T.U.Delft - Nl) J. Chikawa (Japan - Jp) K. Kohra (Japan - Jp) F. Van den Heuvel (K.U.Leuven –Be) Accomodation Accommodation is foreseen in the NOVOTEL -Leuven. Participants should contact the hotel themselfs (see web page) and fax a reservationsheet to + 32 16 21 32 01. The special conference fee is €90 per night and per person in a single room, €111 for two persons in a double room. Deadlines (2008) Abstract submission : July, 20 Notificationof acceptance: August, 1 Payment of all-in registration: August, 15 Arrival: September, 1 Departure: September, 5 http://www.kuleuven.be/labsync/ Conference Location Sponsors The conference (sessions and acommodation) will take place at the NOVOTEL in hystorical city of Leuven (Flanders, Belgium). the EU – FP7-Infrastructures 2007-1, Collaborative Project , Capacities, Design studies for research infrastructures in all S&T fields - programme Photon Production Laboratory & Ritsumeikan University Conference Contact Website E-mail: Monique.VanMeerbeeck@fys.kuleuven.be Mail: K. U. Leuven Celestijnenlaan 200 D B-3001 Heverlee, Belgium Fax: +32 16 32 79 83 For more information about the conference: http://www.kuleuven.be/labsync

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