This meeting will deal with optical properties of conjugated polymers, fullerenes, MX chains and
superstructures. The meeting is the fourth in a series (Snowbird, 1991, Salt Lake City, 1994, San
Diego 1997) and will be held in Salt Lake,
Utah, recognized as one of North America's finest ski destinations and the host of the 2002
Winter Olympic Games. The format will include both oral and poster presentations with no
parallel oral sessions. All sessions will be scheduled for the mornings and evenings to
accommodate half-day skiing packages. The conference will be sponsored by the Department of
Energy and the University of Utah.
SCOPE
The scope of the conference includes optical effects in
doped and undoped conjugated polymers, fullerenes-based compounds, MX chains, conjugated
architectures and superstructures. Major areas to be emphasized include:
- Optical probes of excited states
- Laser action
- Optics of photonic crystals
- Ultrafast spectroscopy
- Studies of photoexcitations
- Photoactuators
- Optically detected structure and modifications
- Physics of LED, FET and other electronic devices
- Charge transfer processes
- Photoconductivity and other electron transport processes
- Nonlinear optics
- Theory of self-localized electronic states
- Raman scattering and other photon spectroscopies
- Superstructures
PROCEEDINGS
All accepted papers presented at the
conference
will be published, following refereeing procedure, in a journal to be named later.
TIME AND LOCATION
The conference will begins Tuesday
evening, February 15 and continues through Saturday, February 19, 2000. The Salt Lake
Marriott University Park Hotel is the conference site. This Salt Lake City is served by the Salt
Lake International Airport and is within easy driving distance (within 45 minutes or less) of seven
major ski resorts, including Snowbird, Alta and Park City. Salt
Lake City, host of the 2002 winter games, is already prepared to host the most prestigious event
of its history. Many ov the venues are already in place and open for public use. Tours of
historical sites, museums and shopping are available for participants who do may not wish to
ski.
REGISTRATION
Registration for the conference may be done by mail, fax (801-581-3165), E-mail at confer@admin.dce.utah.edu or electronically
at conferences.utah.edu.
- Registration Fees:
- $400 (on or before January 31, 2000)
- $425 (after January 31, 2000)
- $250 Student (does NOT include proceedings)
- $350 Student Package (registration, proceedings and banquet)
Mailing Address
University of Utah Conferences & Events
1901 E South Campus Dr Rm 1215
Salt Lake City UT 84112-9359 USA
Cancellation
To cancel your registration, you MUST send written notice to University of Utah Conferences
& Events at the above address no later than January 31, 2000. Only cancellations made by
this date will be accepted. A $40.00 administrative service charge will be assessed on all
cancellations. When requesting a cancellation, ask for and retain your cancellation number. Any
confirmed registrant who does not cancel by January 31, 2000 will be responsible for the entire
registration fee.
Registration Form
- PDF format
- Microsoft Word
- WordPerfect
LODGING
Hotel accommodations are set aside in a block at
the
Salt Lake Marriott University Park Hotel and Suites located at 480 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City,
UT 84108 (phone: 801-581-1000 or 800-637-4390; FAX: 801-584-3321 or E-mail to Natalie at
Saltlakemarriott@sunstonehotels.com).
Shuttle service from the Salt Lake
International Airport to the hotel is available.