Program
Tuesday - 9 July
08:00 – Registration
09:00 – Welcome Remarks
09:15 – keynote On chiral molecules and on laser cooling diatomic molecules – presented by Gerard Meijer (Fritz Haber Institute of the Max Planck Society) <click to open abstract>
10:00 – invited Toward quantum-controlled and trapped chiral molecular ions: searching for parity violation with CHDBrI+ – presented by Yuval Shagam (Technion) <click to open abstract>
10:30 – Coffee break
11:00 – invited Cold molecular hydrogen – presented by Piotr Wcisło (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
11:30 – invited Fiber Lasers: Ultrafast Dynamics and Applications – presented by Katarzyna Krupa (Institute of Physical Chemistry PAS) <click to open abstract>
12:00 – Ultracold molecules: how not to lose them - A step towards larger molecular quantum computers – presented by Etienne Walraven (IMM, Radboud University) <click to open abstract>
12:15 – P,T-odd eEDM enhancement factors in Yb-containing diatomic molecules – presented by Ignacio Agustín Aucar (University of Groningen & Argentine Council of Sciences - Northeastern University of Argentina) <click to open abstract>
12:30 – Lunch break – lunch will be served on site
14:00 – invited Spectroscopy of trimers and polarons in ultracold mixtures – presented by Arthur Christianen (ETH Zürich) <click to open abstract>
14:30 – invited Towards cavity-enhanced two-dimensional infrared spectroscopy of gas-phase molecules – presented by Grzegorz Kowzan (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
15:00 – Chiral coherent control of electronic population transfer with femtosecond pulses: towards all-optical and highly enantioselective photochemistry – presented by Andrés Ordóñez (Queen Mary University of London & Imperial College London) <click to open abstract>
15:15 – Parity violation in laser-coolable chiral molecules – presented by Adam Koza (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
15:30 – Ultrafast control over chiral sum-frequency generation – presented by David Ayuso (Queen Mary University of London) <click to open abstract>
15:55 – 18:00 – Poster session
18:15 – 21:00 Welcome reception @ LOLEK grill & bar
Wednesday - 10 July
08:30 – Registration
09:00 – invited Unexpected and delayed fragmentation dynamics of the organometallic ferrocene induced by ion-collision – presented by Sylvain Maclot (Univeristé Caen Normandie & CIMAP) <click to open abstract>
09:30 – invited Modelling catalytic processes: Structure and reactivity of metal clusters in superfluid helium nanodroplets – presented by Olga V. Lushchikova (Universität Innsbruck) <click to open abstract>
10:00 – Electron-induced fragmentation of MeCpPtMe3 and implications for focused-beam nanofabrication – presented by Hlib Lyshchuk (J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry, The Czech Academy of Sciences & University of Chemistry and Technology, Prague) <click to open abstract>
10:15 – In silico investigation of the photoisomerization dynamics of a first-generation rotary motor – presented by Davide Accomasso (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
10:30 – Coffee break
11:00 – keynote Interactions between electron-deficient systems. Interesting peculiarities – presented by Manuel Yáñez (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid & Institute for Advanced Research in Chemical Sciences (IAdChem)) <click to open abstract>
11:45 – invited ATMOSPEC: Automated workflow for ab initio photoabsorption cross-sections, presented by Daniel Hollas (University of Bristol) <click to open abstract>
12:15 – Photoinduced quantum dynamics of the KRb multi-coupled electronic states – presented by Patryk Jasik (Faculty of Applied Physics and Mathematics, Gdańsk University of Technology) <click to open abstract>
12:30 – Conference photo
12:40 – Lunch break – lunch will be served on site
14:00 – invited Processes of peptide bond formation and degradation in linear and cyclic dipeptides – presented by Laura Carlini (Istituto di Struttura della Materia - Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (ISM-CNR)) <click to open abstract>
14:30 – invited Chemically accurate free energies from hybrid QM:QM DFT-MD simulations – presented by Daria Ruth Galimberti (Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands) <click to open abstract>
15:00 – Quantum-chemical studies of photoinduced electron transfer in nucleic acids – presented by Mikolaj Gurba (Wroclaw University of Science and Technology)<click to open abstract>
15:15 – Sulfur reactivity on ice: a theoretical study – presented by Gabriella Di Genova (University of Perugia) <click to open abstract>
15:30 – Coffee break
16:00 – invited Near-IR absorption and radiative cooling of naphthalene dimer (C10H8)_2^+ in electrostatic ion beam storage rings – presented by Suvasthika Indrajith (Institut Lumière Matière (ILM) & Université Claude Bernard Lyon1) <click to open abstract>
16:30 – invited Ultraslow cooling dynamics of C70- – presented by Jose Eduardo Navarro Navarrete (Stockholm University) <click to open abstract>
17:00 – Vibrational signatures in astrochemical environments: from the Mid Infrared (MIR) to the Vacuum Ultraviolet (VUV) range – presented by Małgorzata Biczysko (Shanghai University) <click to open abstract>
17:15 – Three-body collisions in ultracold hybrid ion-atom systems – presented by Jacek Gębala (Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
17:30 – Chemical reactions of ultracold alkaline-earth-metal diatomic molecules – presented by Hela Ladjimi (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
17:45 – Ab initio calculations of molecular double Auger-Maitner decay rates – presented by Přemysl Kolorenč (Charles University) <click to open abstract>
18:00 – End of the day 2
Thursday - 11 July
08:30 – Registration
09:00 – invited A non-adiabatic molecular dynamics method for every photoactivated system – presented by Sandra Gómez (Universidad de Salamanca) <click to open abstract>
09:30 – invited Quantifying rates of photoinduced electron transfer in biomolecular systems – presented by Rafał Szabla (Institute of Advanced Materials, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology) <click to open abstract>
10:00 – Machine Learning IR spectroscopy: Tradeoff Between the Quality and the Cost of Production – presented by Estefania Rossich Molina (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) <click to open abstract>
10:15 – Improving the precision of quantum chemical calculations by novel embedding scheme including Friedel oscillations – presented by Tomasz Bednarek (Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences) <click to open abstract>
10:30 – Coffee break
11:00 – keynote Ultrafast molecular chirality: a topological connection – presented by Olga Smirnova (Max Born Institute for Nonlinear Optics and Short Pulse Spectroscopy) <click to open abstract>
11:45 – invited Mixed quantum-classical and quantum approaches to nonadiabatic dynamics: Speaking the same language – presented by Marin Sapunar (Ruđer Bošković Institute) <click to open abstract>
12:15 – Preventing Zero-Point Energy Leakage in Classical Trajectories– presented by Saikat Mukherjee (Aix-Marseille University, ICR, CNRS & Faculty of Chemistry, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Torun) <click to open abstract>
12:30 – Lunch break – lunch will be served on site
14:00 – invited Computational investigation of cage-opening and fragmentation of adamantane dications – presented by Ewa Erdmann (Gdańsk University of Technology) <click to open abstract>
14:30 – invited X-ray induced ultrafast charge transfer in thiophene-based conjugated polymers controlled by core-hole clock spectroscopy – presented by Nicolas Velasquez (Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft) <click to open abstract>
15:00 – Ultrafast electron dynamics in hybrid organic-metal interfaces – presented by Fernando Aguilar-Galindo (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid & Institute for Advanced Research in Chemical Sciences) <click to open abstract>
15:15 – Properties and reactivity of few-atom complexes in the ultracold collisions – presented by Marcin Gronowski (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
15:30 – Density-based basis-set correction within local domain approximations – presented by Dávid Mester (Budapest University of Technology and Economics) <click to open abstract>
15:45 – Quantum dynamics of the spin-forbidden peroxidation catalyzed by the DpgC enzyme – presented by Javier Hernández Rodríguez (University of Salamanca) <click to open abstract>
16:00 – Abiotic molecular oxygen production – ionic pathway from SO2 – presented by Raimund Feifel (University of Gothenburg) <click to open abstract>
16:25 – End of the day 3
17:00 – Warsaw Sightseeing Tour
Friday – 12 July
08:30 – Registration
09:00 – invited Acceleration of Chemical Reactions by Mechanical Distortion – presented by Mateusz Marianski (Hunter College, CUNY) <click to open abstract>
09:30 –invited Ab Initio Calculation of Atomic and Molecular Properties for Precision Metrology – presented by Michał Lesiuk (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
10:00 – Lighting-up nanocarbons through hybridization: Optoelectronic properties and perspectives – presented by Silvio Osella (Centre of New Technologies, University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
10:15 – Cross-relaxation near zero magnetic field in nitrogen-vacancy centers in nanodiamonds – presented by Mariusz Mrózek (Jagiellonian University) <click to open abstract>
10:30 – Coffee break
11:00 – keynote Ab-initio Green’s functions methods for molecules and solids. What accuracy can we reach? – presented by Dominika Zgid (University of Michigan, Chemistry Department & University of Michigan, Physics Department) <click to open abstract>
11:45 – Closing remarks
12:00 – Lunch break – takeaway lunch
12:40 – End of the day 4
End of the IMAMPC'24 Conference
Posters
Poster session will take place on the first day of the conference – 9 July 2024
P1 Exploring the Spectroscopic Properties of Low-Charge Atomic Ions – presented by Awad Mohamed (University of Camerino & Elettra – Synchrotron Trieste) <click to open abstract>
P2 The Transition Dipole Moments from the Linear Response pCCD-based Methods – presented by Somayeh Ahmadkhani (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
P3 Cold CaF+Rb Interactions in Ground and Excited States – presented by Dibyendu Sardar (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
P4 Calculations of dipole polarizabilities of singly charged aluminium monohalides using KRCI method – presented by Renu Bala (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
P5 Rotational Excitation and De-Excitation of Interstellar Chloronium Cation in Collisions with Helium Atoms – Hamza Hendaoui (Nicolaus Copernicus University & University of Tunis El Manar)
P6 Carbonaceous Nanoparticles as Catalysts in the Interstellar Medium – presented by Misagh Ghadiri (Shahid Beheshti University & COST NanoSpace) <click to open abstract>
P7 Unleashing the Power of CaMoO4:Yb3+/Ho3+/Tm3+ Phosphors: Harnessing Synergistic Thermal and Non-Thermal Energy Levels for Advanced Fingerprinting and Precise Optical Thermometry – presented by Sachin Singh (Indian Institute of Technology B.H.U. Varanasi)
P8 Laser Spectroscopic Investigation of Supersonic Jet Cooled Hydrogen-Bonded Solvent Clusters of 2,7-Diazaindole Isolated in the Gas Phase – presented by Simran Baweja (IIT Hyderabad) <click to open abstract>
P9 Modelling the Absorption Spectra of Luciferin Derivatives – presented by Olivia Bennett (University College London) <click to open abstract>
P10 An intermediate phase between jammed and unjammed amorphous solids – presented by Tuhin Samanta (Weizmann Institute of Science) <click to open abstract>
P11 Interaction induced dipole surfaces for H$_2$ - X (X = He, Ne, Ar) molecules for high temperatures – presented by Nikhila A. Chandran (Radboud University) <click to open abstract>
P12 Non-Orthogonal Pauli-Blockade: Towards Accurate Definition of Induction in Intermolecular Interaction – presented by Humahuti Dihingia (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
P13 Environmental Influence on Quantum Tunneling in Porphycenes Embedded in Polymer Matrices – presented by Piotr Fita (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
P14 Dissecting the electronic spectrum of ytterbium compounds. A relativistic 4-component analysis – presented by Marta Gałyńska (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
P15 Femtosecond transient absorption study of the ground and excited state relaxation and tautomerization processes in 9-fluoroporphycenes – presented by Michał Gil (Institute of Physical Chemistry PAS) <click to open abstract>
P16 INTERACTION ENERGY COMPONENTS FOR MOLECULES IN EXCITED STATE: A comparison of induction energy from finite-field and SAPT – presented by Tarun Gupta (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
P17(withdrawn)
P18 Shaking Up ICEC: Exploring Nuclear Dynamics in Inter-Particle Coulombic Electron Capture – presented by Elena Jahr (University of Tübingen) <click to open abstract>
P19 Combining the Hückel and PPP-Model Hamiltonians with pCCD-based methods in PyBEST – presented by Zahra Karimi (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
P20 Plasmons in bi-metallic particles: multiresonant structures able to strongly couple with multiple molecules – presented by Katarzyna Kluczyk-Korch (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
P21 Optical Potentials for the He* + Ar Penning Ionization Through Complex Basis Functions Method – presented by Srikanth Korutla (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
P22 (withdrawn)
P23 Controlling collisional loss of ultracold polar molecules with external fields – presented by Bijit Mukherjee (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
P24 Fragmentation patterns of singly, doubly positively, and singly negatively charged triazole derivatives – presented by Smith Pataraprasitpon (Institute of Physical Chemistry PAS) <click to open abstract>
P25 The effects of Ramsauer-Townsend minimum on the thermalization of electrons – presented by Eliton Popovicz Seidel (Gdańsk University of Technology) <click to open abstract>
P26 Unraveling Photoluminescence in a Gold Nanoparticles–Aryl Iodides System – presented by Paulina Rajchel-Mieldzioć (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
P27 Computing Resonance Widths of Autoionizing Rydberg States via Feshbach-Fano Approach and EOM-CCSD Method – presented by Saikat Roy (University of Warsaw) <click to open abstract>
P28 Investigating reaction dynamics of acetone using photoion photoion coincidence spectroscopy – presented by Shilpa Rani Sahu (Lund University) <click to open abstract>
P29 Third-order exchange-induction-dispersion energy without single-exchange approximation in symmetry-adapted perturbation theory – presented by Bartosz Tyrcha (Nicolaus Copernicus University) <click to open abstract>
P30 Time-independent vs. time-dependent treatment of excited states; dynamics of an ultracold dipolar gas in an external field – presented by Matej Veis (Comenius University Bratislava, Atominstitut - Tu Wien) <click to open abstract>
P31 Neighboring alkali cation as an efficient theoretical strategy for N2 activation – presented by Jean Carlos Villa Arpi (Universitat de Barcelona)