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DFT Spring School 2019

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The first Spring School on Classical Density Functional Theory (DFT) will take place from
Monday noon, March 18th, 2019 until Thursday early afternoon, March 21st, 2019
at the University of Freiburg i.Br., Germany.

 

Part of the school: Lecture Series on Classical DFT

The lecture series provides a detailed introduction into the general framework
and structure of classical density functional theory (DFT), the construction and
application of functionals, and the treatment of non-equilibrium dynamics.

Scope of the school

The scope of the DFT Spring School 2019 is to give a detailed introduction into the general framework and structure of DFT, the construction and application of functionals, and the treatment of non-equilibrium dynamics. The school will bring together young scientists interested in or already working on classical DFT, as well as to train the usage and technical application of the framework.

Format and preliminary program

The school consists both of lectures and tutorial sessions, where the participants are able to obtain hands-on experience.

The final day of the School has a poster session providing the possibility for all attendees to present their own work and advertise their poster in a flash talk session. In addition there will be three invited talks on current research topics.

Parts of the school will be open for the public (the lectures and the conference part on Thursday, including poster session and research talks). This will allow local students and people interested in the topic to attend the lectures and the conference presentations on the last day.

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Confirmed lecturers and speakers

  • R. Evans (Bristol)
  • M. Oettel (Tübingen)
  • R. Roth (Tübingen)
  • M. Schmidt (Bayreuth)
  • D. de las Heras (Bayreuth)
  • R. van Roij (Utrecht)
  • J. Brader (Fribourg)
  • A. Härtel (Freiburg im Breisgau)

Attendance and registration

Attendance of the DFT Spring School will be free of fees. Each attendee has to organize and pay for her/his own accommodation and travel.
A list of suitable accommodations will be provided and we will facilitate the exchange of contact data between those confirmed attendees, who wish to jointly organize their travel and accommodation.

The total number of attendees for tutorial sessions and for the social program is limited. A confirmation email of attendance will be sent closely after the registration deadline.

Due to limited spaces, registration is only possible by invitation. If you have received an invitation and wish to register send an email to dft-school@physik.uni-freiburg.de before the registration deadline. Please specify for each registration whether a poster will be presented or not.

By registering to the Spring School each attendee agrees that the organizers store their contact information data relevant for the organization of the school. If not mentioned otherwise, they also agree that their name and affiliation is published in a summary of the school and that pictures taken during the school by the organizers are used for a summary.

Important deadlines

The deadline for registration is December 20th, 2018.
The deadline for the poster titles is February 15th, 2019.

We are looking forward to welcoming all attendees of the DFT Spring School 2019 in Freiburg.

 

Housing Solutions

Attending the school is free of charges. However, housing solutions have to be arranged by the participants themselves. We prepared a short document where we introduce some possibilities for accommodation in Freiburg: HousingSolutions.pdf

Organization committee

  • A. Härtel
  • D. de las Heras
  • M. Oettel
  • R. Roth
  • M. Schmidt
  • G. Amati (local co-organizer)
Organizers of the DFT school
M. Oettel, D. de las Heras and M. Schmidt, R. Roth, A. Härtel.


Questions and inquiries should be sent to dft-school@physik.uni-freiburg.de

 


 

 The DFT Spring School 2019 is kindly supported by

 

                  Institute of Physics, University of Freiburg     logo-irtg.png
                           Institute of Physics

                           University of Freiburg

 


 


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