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Agenda for Workshop: XANES Spectroscopy - Data Collection, Analysis and Simulation


When: Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007
Location: SLAC Kavli Building 51, 3rd Floor Conference Room
Organizers: Serena DeBeer-George (SSRL – debeer@stanford.edu) & Robert Szilagyi (MSU – szilagyi@montana.edu)
Administrative Contact: Jackie Robleto

Wednesday, October  3rd  2007

8:00 am Registration and Refreshments  
9:00 am Introduction to X-ray Absorption Edge Spectroscopy, Experimental Aspects and Theoretical Approaches: Britt Hedman, SSRL presentation
10:00 am Finding a Way from the Organismal to the Atomic Using X-ray Spectroscopy: Pat Frank, SSRL/Stanford University presentation
10:40 am Break  
11:00 am Description of the StoBe DFT Package from an Experimentalists Point of View with Applications to Water: Dennis Nordlund, SSRL  
11:30 am A Detailed Picture of Water-Metal Bonding Painted with Measured and StoBe-deMon DFT Computed XAS Spectra: Theanne Schiros, SSRL  
12:00 pm Lunch  
1:00 am Time-Dependent Density Functional Calculations of XAS Pre-edges: Applications to Ligand and Metal K-edges: Serena DeBeer George, SSRL presentation
1:30 pm Pre-edge and Rising-edge Features Analyzed by ab initio and Density Functional Theories: Robert Szilagyi, MSU presentation
2:00 pm Quantitative XANES Analysis by the MXAN Code: Applications to Time Resolved Experiments and Metalloproteins: Stefano Della Longa, Università degli Studi dell'Aquila presentation
2:40 pm Ab initio Calculations of XANES: John Rehr, U. Washington presentation
3:20 pm Break  
3:40 pm Towards a Unified Theory of X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy? – Frank de Groot, Utrecht U presentation
4:20 pm Biogeochemical and Environmental Applications: Satish Myneni, Princeton U  
5:00 pm Theoretical Modeling of Core Excitation Spectra: Eric Shirley, NIST presentation
5:40 pm Panel Discussion