The 2022 plenary days will be the first edition within the perimeter of the GDR EMIE extended to the LUMOS community (ex-GDR SPECMO). The aim is to highlight the specificities of each community through the themes addressed, but especially the complementarity of the analysis tools, whether theoretical or experimental, for the study of isolated and environmental molecular systems, from the understanding of fundamental physicochemical processes (dynamics of excited states, large amplitude vibrational motions, treatment of anharmonicity...) to environmental, astrophysical, energetic, biological applications...
Deadlines
Deadline for contribution submission: Friday 1st april 2022
Registration deadline: Friday 29th april 2022
Welcome: Tuesday 14th june 2022 - 9:00 am
Closing words: Friday 17th june 2022 - 12:30
Planning & abstracts book
Planning and list of posters can be downloaded by clicking here.
Book of abstracts can be downloaded by clicking here.
Ludovic Biennier (IPR / CNRS - U Rennes1) Collisions réactives entre ions et molécules à basse température : apports des écoulements supersoniques uniformes.
Alain Campargue (LiPhy/ CNRS - U Grenoble Alpes) Some unusual aspects of the absorption spectroscopy of the first greenhouse gas.
Isabelle Compagnon (ILM / U Lyon1 - CNRS) Spectroscopy of sugar: physical chemistry answers to analytical chemistry questions.
Arnaud Desmedt (ISM / CNRS - U Bordeaux) Gas hydrates : naturally occuring water-gas assemblies.
Heloise Dossman (IPCM / Sorbonne U - CNRS) Mesure expérimentales des effets électroniques de ligands dans les complexes organométalliques.
Eric Gloaguen (LIDYL / CNRS - CEA - U Paris Saclay) Analyse conformationnelle par spectroscopie laser UV : l’apport décisif de l’étude théorique des effets Stark induits par l’environnement du chromophore.
Clément Lauzin (IMCN / UCLouvain - FNRS) Construction, destruction and high-resolution spectroscopic characterization of fragile molecular edifices.
Lam Nguyen (LISA / U Paris est - CNRS) High resolution rotational spectroscopy of large amplitude motions and molecular structures..
Anthony Roucou (LPCA / U Littoral Côte d'Opale) High-resolution terahertz spectroscopy of atmospheric compounds.
Sophie Sacquin-Mora (ICB / CNRS - U Bourgogne) Multiscale modeling approaches for the protein-solid interface.
Valérie Vallet (PhLAM / CNRS - U Lille) Probing the influence of the coordination of uranyl in its luminescence properties from relativistic quantum chemical methods and laser fluorescence spectroscopy.
Open lecture
On the occasion of these plenary days, Gérard Liger-Belair (GSMA / U Champagne-Ardennes - CNRS) will give a conference open to the general public on the odyssey of a champagne bubble at the Palais de l'Univers et des Sciences of Capelle-la-Grande on Wednesday, June 15 at 7:00 pm.
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