The NAPS workshop has been rescheduled as a fully on-line meeting and will be held on 16-17th June 2021.
Workshop overview
Science of charged polymers or polyelectrolytes presents a number of challenges, despite the progress made in the field over the past 50-60 years. In this workshop we wish to bring together the communities of polymer physics and physical chemistry, linking both experimental and modelling (theory, simulation) approaches. Our interest lies in bridging the atomic/molecular scale phenomena, where the chemical nature of monomers and surrounding ions plays an important role, to larger scales where approaches based on scaling theory are commonly used.
A multi-scale description of polyelectrolyte systems, concerning their phase behaviour as well as structural and dynamic properties, is far from established. It deserves particular attention, in view of the ever increasing number of polyelectrolyte systems under complex environments (at interfaces, under confinement) or of advanced properties (stimuli-responsive systems, different types of phoretic transport).
Program
Invited speakers are:
Hervé Cottet (Université de Montpellier, France)
Joachim Dzubiella (University of Freiburg, Germany)
Caroline Genix (Université de Montpellier, France)
Marleen Kamperman (University of Groningen, Netherlands)
Miha Luksic (University of Ljubljana, Slovenia)
Invited talk duration: 30 min (including questions)
Contributed talk duration: 20 min (including questions)
Registration is NOW OPEN. The registration is free but mandatory to participate to the workshop.
Abstract submission for oral presentations and electronic "posters" (1 page max, text only) is now possible through this website via the registration section. Note that all presentations will be held on-line.
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