International Conference on the Applications of the Mossbauer Effect

Tutrial lectures	Speakers
The strategy for publishing the proceedings
Programme9/25	Programme9/26	Programme9/27
Programme9/28	Programme9/29	Programme9/30

The conference will be arranged with invited and selected talks. No parallel sessions are planned. Therefore most of the contributions will be presented as posters in the poster sessions. The programme committee, however, will select 6 papers for 5min short presentation in each poster session, to encourage students and post doc.

Tutorial lectures

Tutorial lectures will be held on Sunday 25th 2011 at Sourakuenn-kaikann in Motomachi-Kobe. You have to register on this webpage.
Please make payment only by cash for registration fee JPY 2,000 at the
conference site.

The text book of "Tutorials on Mössbauer Spectroscopy (Editors: Y. Yoshida and G. Langouche)" will be published from Springer.

One of the main purposes of ICAME2011 is to create the new generation for Mössbauer spectroscopy.

We would highly appreciate, if you could attend the conference with your young colleagues. In addition to the normal oral session, 6 short-oral presentations for 5 min. will be planned especially for such young students and post-doctoral fellows just before each poster session, in order to motivate them.

Schedule

9:00 - 9:50		Prof. Saburo Nasu
		"General Introduction to Mössbauer Spectroscopy"
10:00-10:50		Prof. Yann Garcia:
		"Chemical Applications of Mössbauer Spectroscopy"
11:00-11:50		Prof. Robert E. Vandenberghe:
		"Application of Mössbauer Spectroscopy in Earth Science"

11:50-13:00		Lunch Time

13:00-13:50		Prof. Jean-Marc Greneche:
		"Fe-based nanostructures investigated by Mössbauer Spectrometry"
14:00-14:50		Prof. Teruya Shinjo & Prof. Ko Mibu:
		"Magnetic Multilayers and Interfaces"
15:00-15:50		Prof. Guido Langouche & Prof. Yutaka Yoshida:
		"Implantation techniques to extract atomistic information in Materials Research"

Speakers

♦Keynotes

Werner Kuene

♦Closing Remarks

Stewart James Campbell

♦Invited Speakers

T1: Material Research for the Environment	Károly Lázár Pierre-Emmanuel Lippens
T2: Advances in Experimental and Methodology	Ralf Röhlsberger Shunji Kishimoto
T3: Theories of Hyperfine Interactions	Hisazumi Akai
T4: Dynamics	Alexandr Chumakov Krish Bharuth-Ram
T5: Biological and Medical Applications	Yoshiki Ohgo Jean-Marc Latour
T6: Chemical Applications	William M. Reiff Eckhard Bill
T7: Nanomaterials	Jiri Tucek
T8: Solid State Physics	Eric Colineau
T9: Earth Science, Mineralogy and Archaeology	Iris Fleischer Jung-Fu "Afu" Lin
T10: Materials Science and Industrial Applications	José L. Tirado
Data Base:	Junhu Wang
Hot Topics: Iron-based superconductors	Yoichi Kamihara Hans-Henning Klauss

The strategy for publishing the proceedings

In ICAME2011 we have completely changed the strategy for publishing the proceedings in Hyperfine Interactions:

1.		The publication procedure of the program committee should be finished within one month after the conference.
2.		To achieve this goal, the deadline for the manuscript will be set on September 1, 2011.
3.		The first referee report is expected to be by the first day of the conference, i.e. September 25, 2011.
4.		During the conference we will kindly ask referees to discuss any problems with the authors.
5.		The first author then should make the corrections quickly, and send the final manuscript to the program committee within two weeks after the conference.
6.		All data of the manuscript will be sent to Springer on October 29, 2011. Springer will further work out how to publish them on the Hyperfine Interactions. They will contact the authors when they will produce the final proof of the papers.
7.		We expect that all publishing procedures will be finished within November, 2011.
8.		The deadlines will be strictly kept not only for the authors, but also for the referees. If someone does not respond punctually, we will change the referee or reject the papers immediately after the deadlines.
9.		This strategy is mainly to add an advantage, i.e. "quick publication", for the participants. We hope this helps Hyperfine Interactions slightly more attractive, on which many ICAME proceedings have been published. This is one of the most important databases and a mile stone toward the publication of a database for the future.
10.		The final accepted version of all peer reviewed conference manuscripts will be published on the MEDC website, with the consent of Springer. They can be downloaded free of charge. As soon as they are published in the journal, a final table of contents of the corresponding Hyperfine Interaction issues will be provided by Hyperfine Interactions and also listed on the MEDC website, to ease correct citation of the conference articles.
11.		"Color figures" can be used for the first time not only in the open access version, but also in the final printed version. The organizers are expecting that both the quick publication schedule, i.e. two months after the conference, and the color pages, will be attractive for the participants who consider publishing their research works in the proceedings.

Programme

Sun. 25 Sep.
9:00-12:00	Tutorial Lectures
	S. Nasu Y. Garcia R. Vandenberghe (Sorakuen Kaikan)
13:00-16:00	Tutorial Lectures
	J.-M. Greneche T. Shinjo, K. Mibu G. Langouche, Y. Yoshida (Sorakuen Kaikan)
16:30-18:30	IBAME Meeting
	(Sorakuen Kaikan)
19:00-21:00	Get Together
	(Kobe Portpia Hotel)

Mon. 26
	Registration
9:15-10:00	Opening Session
	D.L. Nagy (Hungary) J.Kanamori (Japan) T.Shinjo(Japan), Y.Yoshida(Japan)
10:00-10:45	Keynote Lecture
	W.Keune (Germany)
10:45-11:05	Coffee Time
11:05-12:50	Session 1 (T2) Advances in Experimental techniques and Methodology
11:05-11:35	I-1 R. Röhlsberger (Germany)
11:35-11:50	O-1 T. Mitsui (Japan)
11:50-12:05	O-2 V. Potapkin (Russia)
12:05-12:20	O-3 K. Szymański (Poland)
12:20-12:50	I-2 S. Kishimoto (Japan)
12:50-14:15	Lunch Time
14:15-14:45	Session 2 (T3) Theories of Hyperfine Interactions
	I-3 H.Akai (Japan)
14:45-15:30	Session 3 (Data base)
14:45-15:15	I-4 J.Wang (China)
15:15-15:30	Discussion
15:30-16:00	Short Oral Presentation 1
16:00-16:20	Coffee Time
16:20-18:00	Poster Session 1
	T1 (P1-1 - P1-4), T6 (P6-1 - P6-31), T7 (P7-1 - P7-39), T8 (P8-33) (Room 502, 503, 504, 505)
19:00-20:30	Evening Session
	ES1 - ES6 (Main Hall)

Tue. 27
9:00-10:45	Session 4 (T6) Chemical Applications
9:00-9:30	I-5 E. Bill (Germany)
9:30-9:45	O-4 K. Takahashi (Japan)
9:45-10:00	O-5 F. Renz (Germany)
10:00-10:15	O-6 Y. Garcia (Belgium)
10:15-10:45	I-6 W.M. Reiff (USA)
10:45-11:05	Coffee Time
11:05-12:50	Session 5 (T5) Biological and Medical Applications
11:05-11:35	I-7 J.-M. Latour (France)
11:35-11:50	O-7 V. Schünemann (Germany)
11:50-12:05	O-8 K. Kovács (Hungary)
12:05-12:20	O-9 N.V. Tkachenko (Ukraine)
12:20-12:50	I-8 Y. Ohgo (Japan)
12:50-14:00	Lunch Time
14:00-15:30	Session 6 (T1) Material Research for the Environment
14:00-14:30	I-9 P.-E. Lippens (France)
14:30-14:45	O-10 T. Hashimoto (Japan)
14:45-15:00	O-11 G. Zhang (China)
15:00-15:30	I-10 K. Lázár (Hungary)
15:30-16:00	Short Oral Presentation 2
16:00-16:20	Coffee Time
16:20-18:00	Poster Session 2
	T2 (P2-1 - P2-14), T4 (P4-1 - P4-3), T5 (P5-1 - P5-9), T10 (P10-1 - P10-33) (Room 502, 503, 504, 505)
18:15-19:15	Special Lecture
	M. Baba (Japan)
19:15-21:00	IBAME Meeting
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Wed. 28
9:00-10:45	Session 7(T10) Materials Science and Industrial Applications
9:00-9:30	I-11 J.L. Tirado (Spain)
9:30-9:45	O-12 S. Kubuki (Japan)
9:45-10:00	O-13 A.A. Belik (Japan)
10:00-10:15	O-14 A. Nakamura (Japan)
10:15-10:30	O-15 E. Kuzmann (Hungary)
10:30-10:45	O-16 J. Wang (China)
10:45-11:05	Coffee Time
11:05-12:50	Session 8 (T9) Earth Science, Mineralogy and Archaeology
11:05-11:35	I-12 J.-F. Lin (USA)
11:35-11:50	O-17 R. Kukkadapu (USA)
11:50-12:05	O-18 A. Bustamante (Peru)
12:05-12:20	O-19 K. Shozugawa (Japan)
12:20-12:50	I-13 I. Fleischer (Germany)
13:00-19:00	Excursion

Thu. 29
9:00-10:15	Session 9 (T4) Dynamics
9:00-9:30	I-14 A.I. Chumakov (France)
9:30-9:45	O-20 F. Gröstlinger (Austria)
9:45-10:15	I-15 K. Bharuth-Ram (S. Africa)
10:15-10:45	Session 10 (T8) Solid State Physics
10:15-10:30	O-21 M. Reissner (Austria)
10:30-10:45	O-22 Z. Németh (Hungary)
10:45-11:05	Coffee Time
11:05-12:05	Session 11 (T8) Solid State Physics
11:05-11:35	I-16 E. Colineau (Germany)
11:35-11:50	O-23 I. Sergeev (France)
11:50-12:05	O-24 J.M. Cadogan (Canada)
12:05-12:35	Session 12 (T7) Nanomaterials
12:05-12:20	O-27 U. Chandra (India)
12:20-12:35	O-26 I. Suzdalev (Russia)
12:35-14:00	Lunch Time
14:00-15:30	Session 13 (T7) Nanomaterials
14:00-14:30	I-17 J. Tucek (Czech Republic)
14:30-14:45	O-28 N. Kojima (Japan)
14:45-15:00	O-29 S. Kurian (India)
15:00-15:15	O-30 J. Juraszek (France)
15:15-15:30	O-31 M. Elzain (Oman)
15:30-16:00	Short Oral Presentation 3
16:00-16:20	Coffee Time
16:20-18:00	Poster Session 3
	T3 (P3-1), T8 (P8-1 - P8-48), T9 (P9-1 - P9-19) (Room 502, 503, 504, 505)
19:00-21:00	Banquet
	(Kobe Portpia Hotel)

Fri. 30
9:00-10:00	Hot Topics
9:00-9:30	I-18 Y. Kamihara (Japan)
9:30-10:00	I-19 H.-H. Klauss (Germany)
10:00-11:00	Session 14 (T8) Solid State Physics
10:00-10:15	O-32 H. Kobayashi (Japan)
10:15-10:30	O-33 J. Lindén (Finland)
10:30-11:00	Discussion
11:00-11:20	Coffee Time
11:20-12:20	Concluding Remarks
	S. J. Campbell (Australia)
	Closing Session
	S. Musić (Croatia)
14:00-18:00	Technical Tour