Opening Address Room: Dept. of Chemistry Welcome by the local organising committee

UK XFEL Conceptual Design and Options Analysis Project Overview

• Paul Aden (STFC)
• David Dunning (STFC)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Overview of the UK XFEL Science and Technology Case

• Jon Marangos (Imperial College)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Lunch & Posters Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Excitonic up- and down-conversion for solar energy harvesting applications

• Jenny Clark (University of Sheffield)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

TBD

• Rob House (University of Oxford)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Non-linear Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) to hard X-ray spectroscopy

• Majed Chergui (EPF-Lausanne)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Tea & Coffee Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Non-precious metal catalysts investigation for hydrogen fuel cells.

• Adrien Chauvet (University of Sheffield)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Femtosecond Chemical and Biological Dynamics at the Alvra Endstation

• Camila Bacellar (PSI)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Opportunities for ultrafast gas phase photochemistry at an advanced XFEL

• Thomas Wolf (Standford University)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

TBD

• Thomas Feurer (Eu-XFEL)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Drinks Reception Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Arrival: Tea & Coffee Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Li-ion batteries: picoseconds to years

• Louis Frederick Piper (Warwick university)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Atmospheric chemistry from a computational and theoretical perspective

• Basile Curchod (University of Bristol)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Catching and steering electrons and atoms in action with light

• Kiyoshi Ueda (Tohoku University, Japan)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Carrier capture at the active sites in metal-oxide photo-catalysts

• Soonam Kwon (POSTECH / PAL, Korea)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Investigating chemical reactions in solution with ultrafast X-ray spectroscopy methods

• Nils Huse (University of Hamburg)

Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Closing Discussions Room: Dept. of Chemistry

Lunch Room: Dept. of Chemistry