Programme

Tuesday 31 March 2015

	Location (Avon Room) Chair: Richard Catlow (University College London, UK)
9.00	(Invited) Dynamic aspects of droplet epitaxy studied by low energy electron microscopy David Jesson, Cardiff University, UK
9.40	Tuning the ultra-fast charge transfer in model dye-sensitised solar cells through varying thickness aluminum oxide interlayers on titanium dioxide surfaces James O'Shea, University of Nottingham, UK
10.00	Fine tuning the ionic liquid-vacuum outer atomic surface. A LEIS study Kevin Lovelock, Imperial College London, UK
10.20	Valence holes in nanodiamonds dispersed in water observed by x-ray absorption spectroscopy Tristan Petit, Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin, Germany
10.40	Tea/Coffee (Avon Lounge)
	Chair: Rasmita Raval, University of Liverpool, UK
11.10	(Invited) Where do the electrons go in STM? Nonlocal atomic manipulation by charge injection from an STM tip Peter Sloan, University of Bath, UK
11.50	Automating Atom Extraction from H:Si(100) Morten Moeller, University of Nottingham, UK
12.10	Chiral recognition using field ion and field emission microscopy Natalia Gilis, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium
12.30	On the polymerisation of benzotriazole on metal surfaces Federico Grillo, University of St Andrews, UK
12.50	Lunch (Avon Lounge)
	Chair: Giovanni Costantini, University of Warwick, UK
14.00	(Invited) Imaging molecules: A journey from real to reciprocal space and back Stefan Tautz, Peter Grünberg Institute. Germany
14.40	Interpretation of intra-molecular and 'sub-atomic' contrast in NC-AFM Adam Sweetman, University of Nottingham, UK
15.00	Heteromolecular surface-based self-assembly of thymine functionalised porphyrins Ya Hu, University College London, UK
15.20	Size distribution and temperature dependance of (C₆₀)m-(Au)n clusters on Au(111) surface studied with VT-STM Dogan Kaya, University of Birmingham, UK
15.40	Tea/Coffee (Avon Lounge)
	Chair: Martin Castell, University of Oxford, UK
16.10	(Invited) Oxide Surfaces: Towards General Models for Sr TiO₃Laurence Marks, Northwestern University, USA
16.50	Scanning helium microscopy (SHeM), real space imaging of delicate surfaces David Ward, Cavendish Laboratory, UK
17.10	Insights into Kelvin probe force microscopy data of insulator-supported molecules Philipp Rahe, The University of Nottingham
17.30	An experimental UHV AFM/STM device for characterizing surface nanostructures under increasing stress at variable temperatures Christophe Coupeau, University of Poitiers, France
17.50	Size and charge states of clusters produced in the Matrix Assembly Cluster Source (MACS) Lu Cao, University of Birmingham, UK
18.10	Reception and Buffet (Barber Institute)