Scientific Program

The scientific program includes invited talks (30 min, including 5 min for questions), selected talks (20 min, including 3 min for questions) and two poster sessions (recommended poster size is A0 portrait).

ISIAC 2017 Program

invited speakers

Marcelo Ambrosio USA	Double ionisation of helium by proton impact: A generalised-Sturmian approach
Friedrich Aumayr Austria	Interaction of slow highly-charged ions with single-layer graphene
Raul Barrachina Argentina	Coherence effects in ionisation of He by fast ion impact
Dzevad Belkic Sweden	Theory of heavy-ion collision physics for hadron therapy
Andrey Bondarev Russia	Relativistic calculations of differential ionisation cross sections in ion-atom collisions
Amine Cassimi France	Electron capture in low-energy ion-dimer collisions and ICD
Hyun Kyung Chung IAEA (Austria)	Data needs of ion-atom collisional processes relevant for fusion applications
Alain Dubois France	Interferences and imaging in ion impact on 2D materials
Stephan Fritzsche Germany	Relativistic quantum dynamics of ions and atoms
Rafael Garcia-Molina Spain	Propagation of swift protons in liquid water and generation of secondary electrons in biomaterials
Pedro Luis Grande Brazil	Energy-transfer and transport cross sections in dressed electron-ion binary collisions
Susanna Guatelli Australia	Physics models for Monte Carlo simulations in carbon ion therapy
Dalong Guo China	New phenomena observed in transfer ionisation at intermediate-energy ion-atom collisions
Tokihiro Ikeda Japan	Active discharging method for stable transmission of slow highly-charged ions through sub-micron glass capillary
Tom Kirchner Canada	Calculations for ionisation and capture processes in ion-molecule collisions: from relatively small to rather big systems
Ladislau Nagy Romania	Wave-packet scattering in intermediate-energy p - He collisions
Yuri Ralchenko USA	Charge exchange between W64+ and H for neutral-beam diagnostics in ITER
Roberto Rivarola Argentina	Young-type interference effects in heavy-ion collisions with diatomic molecules
Markus Schöffler Germany	Single ionisation of helium by fast proton impact
David Schultz USA	Solar-wind ion-driven X-Ray emission from cometary and planetary atmospheres
Xavier Urbain Belgium	State-to-state measurements of low-energy ion-molecule and ion-ion collisions via 3D momentum imaging
Shaofeng Zhang China	Asymmetries in double capture in He2+ - CO collisions
Theo Zouros Greece	Projectile electron spectroscopy: new answers to old questions. Latest results at the new atomic physics beamline in Demokritos, Athens

selected speakers

Ilkhom Abdurakhmanov Australia	Two-centre convergent-close coupling approach to ion-atom collisions
Isabel Abril Spain	Influence of target excitation models on the radial dose distribution around proton tracks in liquid water
Jackson Bailey Australia	Calculations of differential cross sections for proton-impact ionisation of hydrogen
Sergiy Bubin Kazakhstan	Born–Oppenheimer and non-Born–Oppenheimer calculations with explicitly correlated gaussians
Marcelo Ciappina Czech Republic	Time-Dependent Close-Coupling Calculations for Ion-Impact Ionization of Atoms and Molecules
María Silvia Gravielle Argentina	The interaction of atoms with a LiF(001) surface revisited
Ilya Maltsev Russia	Electron-positron pair production in slow ion collisions
Jan Müller Germany	Measurements of the kinetic-energy-release (KER) of vibrational cooled HeH+ and H3+ at the electrostatic Frankfurt low energy storage ring (FLSR)
Marek Pajek Poland	Observation of Paschen series X-rays in interaction of slow Xe35+ ions with Be foils
Rita Prosmiti Spain	Modeling the ion-water interactions from first-principle calculations
Ruitian Zhang USA	X-ray emission following charge exchange between fully stripped ions and neutrals
Joseph Tan USA	Charge exchange for the production of one-electron ions in Rydberg states stored in a trap
Pavel Terekhin Russia	Single and multiple-electron removal processes from water molecules by H+ ion impact
Lokesh Tribedi India	Multiple ionization of Coronene (C24H12) induced by fast O ions: Large enhancement in double and triple ionization

Poster presentations

Abstracts of Poster Presentations