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History of Conference |
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The International Conferences on Low Temperature Chemistry and Physics originate from two long- standing conference series (The Physics and Chemistry of Matrix Isolated Species, PCMIS, started at 1973, and International Conference on Low Temperature Chemistry, ICLTC, started at 1994). The first united conference (CPLT 2013) was organized by Mika Pettersson and Jan Lundell in Jyvaskyla (Finland) in July 2013. As was decided in Jyvaskyla, the second conference should be organized in Russia. It was particularly our pleasure to host the CPLT Conference in 2014 since it is just 20 years after the first ICLTC organized by Professor Gleb Sergeev in Russia in 1994. |
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Scientific Scope |
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The area of low temperature physics and chemistry is interdisciplinary and the conference is gathering chemists and physicists from different fields. CPLT is a common place for discussion of many fascinating topics, including structure and dynamics
of matrix isolated species, spectroscopy and reactions in quantum hosts, studies on reactive intermediates and unusual molecules, physical and chemical aspects of cryosynthesis of clusters
and nanoparticles, planetary and interstellar chemistry. New exciting contributions (both experimental and theoretical) in these and related fields have been presented at CPLT 2014.
The presentations included invited lectures (40 min, including discussion), invited and contributed talks (20 min, including discussion) and posters (A0 formate).
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Marylin Jacox Memorial Session
This special session devoted to spectroscopy and dynamics in matrices was organized in the memorium of Marilyn Jacox, one of the pioneers and long-standing leaders of matrix isolation, passed away last October. Young Investigators Session The Young Investigators Session included 6 oral presentations (15 min, including discussion)
of young scientists (under 35) which had been selected on the basis of evaluation of submitted abstracts and additional information presented by the applicants (CV, publication list and reference letter from the scientific supervisor).
The poster presentations constituted a very important part of the conference.
Two poster sessions were organized. It should be noted that the poster sessions often provide more
room for informal discussion than short talks.
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Invited Speakers The following distinguished scientists had agreed to present invited lectures and invited talks at CPLT 2014:
Contributed oral presentations A limited number of contributed talks had been selected on the basis of consideration of the submitted abstracts:
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