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FINAL Program and Local Maps
A pdf file containing the preliminary program for the 69th Physical Electronics Conference
may be downloaded here FINAL Program.
Also, please find useful local maps, in pdf format, at this link:
PEC09 Local Maps |
Overview
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The 69th Physical Electronics Conference, including the prestigious Nottingham Prize Competition
for best presentation based on doctoral research, will be held at
Rutgers University.
This topical conference provides an annual forum for the dissemination
and discussion of new research results in the physics and chemistry of
surfaces and interfaces. |
Conference Format
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The conference will include 20-minute oral presentations in a
single-session format with lively discussions. The three-day format of
the conference limits the total number of oral contributions to about
60. Additional contributions are included in poster sessions. Except
for the Nottingham contestants, a one-page abstract is the sole written
contribution required of contributors. |
Poster Competition
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This year the Physical Electronics Conference will again be awarding
prizes for the best posters. Each poster will be judged on quality of
the technical content and clarity of the presentation. Cash prizes will
be awarded for 1st ($250), 2nd ($150), and 3rd ($100) place. |
Basic Schedule
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The conference begins with a welcome reception and registration at 5 pm
on Tuesday, June 16th, and concludes at noon on Friday, June 19th.
For those arriving early or leaving late, there will be campus tours
available during the day on the 16th and afternoon of the 19th. The
conference picnic will be held on Wednesday evening, June 17th, and the
conference banquet and awards reception on Thursday evening, June 18th. |
Confirmed Invited Speakers
Prof. Darrell Schlom
Dr. Steve Erwin
Department of Materials Science and
Center for Computational Materials Science
Engineering, Cornell University
Naval Research Laboratory
Ithaca, NY
Washington, DC
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