Programme by day - Monday
Auditorium Nausica 2 Nausica 3
Monday 24 August |
Tuesday 25 August |
Wednesday 26 August |
Thursday 27 August |
Friday 28 August |
1 8h45
Welcome and introduction
1 9h00
Plenary lecture (P1)
chair: Hans Robert KALBITZER
Cathy ROYER (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, USA)
Pressure-based mapping of protein functional landscape
chair: Hans Robert KALBITZER
Cathy ROYER (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, USA)
Pressure-based mapping of protein functional landscape
10h00
Coffee and tea break
10h30
T1.1 Bio/Life Sciences, Food Science and Technology
chair: Cathy ROYER
chair: Cathy ROYER
- Invited: Mohamed JEBBAR, University of Brest, France - Thermococcales in the Deep Sea: Adaptation to High Hydrostatic Pressure
- Antonio Diego MOLINA-GARCIA, ICTAN-CSIC, Spain - Different activities of a hydrolase under pressure
- Invited: Tone Mari RODE, NOFIMA, Stavanger, Norway - The use of HPP as a tool for microbial control and quality preservation in modern food systems
- Laurence POTTIER, Oniris, Nantes, France - Effect of High Pressure on pea protein digestibility
- Christian ROUMESTAND, University of Montpellier, France - Do similar folding pathways mean similar folds? A comparative High-Hydrostatic-Pressure NMR folding study of ß-sandwich proteins
10h30
T8.1 Spectroscopic and Structural studies
chair: Katarzyna JARZEMBSKA
chair: Katarzyna JARZEMBSKA
- Mael GUENNOU, University of Luxembourg - Infrared Spectroscopy Studies of Perovskite Oxides at High Pressures
- Mohamad Baker SHOKER, University of Luxembourg - Re-emergence of a Polar Instability at High Pressure in KNbO₃
- Suvashree MUKHERJEE, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Kolkata - Probing Pressure-Induced Structural Evolution and Its Impact on the Optical Behavior of Rb₂TeBr₆
- Fernando RODRÍGUEZ, University of Cantabria, Pressure-Enhanced Ferromagnetism in Cs₂CrCl₄ Studied by Optical Spectroscopy
- Yang SONG, University of Western Ontario - Pressure-Induced Structural and Optoelectronic Modulations in 2D Dion-Jacobson Hybrid Lead Iodide Perovskites with a Rigid Spacer
- Anna CELESTE, ENS Paris Saclay - X-Ray Pump-Probe Study of Diamond Formation with and without Color Centers
10h30
T9.1 Theoretical and Computational approaches
chair: Silvana RADESCU
chair: Silvana RADESCU
- Invited: Eva ZUREK, University at Buffalo, State University of New York, USA -
- Stanislaw KRUKOWSKI, Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland - High Pressure Melting vs Decomposition of GaN: ab initio Molecular Dynamics Study and comparison to the experimental data
- Valery LEVITAS, Iowa State University of Science and Technology, USA - Atomistic Mechanisms of Shear-Induced LDA↔HDA Transformations and Shear Banding in Amorphous Silicon under High Pressures
- Francisco Javier MANJÓN, Universitat Politècnica de València, València, Spain - Hydrogen bond disappearance and electron-deficient multicenter bond formation in compressed hydrogen halides
- Timothy LEES, Linköpings University, Linköping, Sweden - Rapid Mechanical Property Prediction using Wyckoff Set Regression for Scalable Materials Exploration
12h30
Lunch break
14h00
T2.1 Chemistry, Synthesis, Novel materials
chair: Mathieu MARCHIVIE
chair: Mathieu MARCHIVIE
- Invited: Frederico ALABARSE, Sincrotrone ELETTRA Trieste - Tuning thermal expansion and mechanical properties by high pressure insertion of guest molecules
- Igor ABRIKOSOV, Linköping University, Sweden - Metastable states of matter: a path towards new 2D and 1D materials
- Invited: Stanislow KRUKOWSKI, Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw - Nitrogen dissolution in Liquid Ga and Fe at high pressure by ab Initio analysis – application to crystallization of GaN and BN
- Elena BYKOVA, Goethe-Universität Frankfurt, Germany - Influence of volatiles on the chemistry of Fe-O system
- Dominik KURZYDLOWSKI, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, Poland - High-pressure experiments on XePtF6 – the first noble gas compound
14h00
T7.1 Simple Systems and Experiments at extreme conditions
chair: Eva ZUREK
chair: Eva ZUREK
- Invited: Frédéric Datchi, IMPMC, Paris, France - Experimental X-ray Studies of Liquid Polymorphism
- Invited: Guglielmo MARCHESE, CSIC - ICMAB - Raman fingerprint of high-temperature superconductivity in compressed hydrides
- Mélissa TECHER, LuMIn, ENS Paris-Saclay - Probing superconductivity at very low temperature and high pressure using NV centers in diamond
- Roman MARTOŇÁK, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovak Republic - From diamond to BC8 to simple cubic and back: Kinetic pathways to post-diamond carbon phases from metadynamics
- Wan XU, Institute of Solid State Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences - High pressure studies of dense oxygen and nitrogen binary mixtures
16h00
Poster session 1 and coffee & tea break
17h30
T2.2 Chemistry, Synthesis, Novel materials
chair: Frederico ALABARSE
chair: Frederico ALABARSE
- Foramben PRAJAPATI, ICMCB-CNRS, Bordeaux, France - Shaping Spin-Crossover Molecular Ceramics through Cool-SPS for Efficient Barocaloric Refrigeration
- Cristian MARINO, UniFi-LENS, European Laboratory for Non-linear Spectroscopy, Florence - Abiotic formation of organic complexity from multicomponent ice analogue via high-pressure photochemistry
- Yolanda SABATER ALGARRA, University of Kent, United-Kingdom - Towards Sustainable Spin-Crossover Materials through Mechanochemical One-Pot Synthesis
17h30
T9.2 Theoretical and Computational approaches
chair: Alfonso MUÑOZ GONZALES
chair: Alfonso MUÑOZ GONZALES
- Julia CONTRERAS, LCT, Université Sorbonne, Paris, France - Machine-learned electron localization in dense hydrogen
- Leonid BURAKOVSKY, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, USA - Model for equation of state and solidus and liquidus for a mixture for description of high-entropy alloys
- Ethan TURNER, Curtin University of Perth, Perth, Australia - Machine-learning simulations predict phase transformation of fullerite in a diamond-anvil cell