Erskine Williamson Day: 30th Anniversary of Paris-Edinburgh Cell

Programme

10.00-10.10    Welcome Simon Parsons (University of Edinburgh)

10.10-11.00    "Where is the oil inlet?": Three decades of science using

                        Paris-Edinburgh cells Stefan Klotz (Sorbonne University)

11.00-11.30    Coffee

11.30-12.00    New insights into energetic materials using neutron-scattering techniques

                       Sumit Konar (University of Edinburgh)

12.00-12.30    Quasi-eleastic neutron scattering in a Paris-Edinburgh Cell: a new tool for

                       probing hydrogen dynamics under extreme conditions Livia Bove (EPFL)

12.30-14.00    Lunch

14.00-14.40    Next generation portable Large Volume High-P/T/Stress/Tornography Cells

                       for Extreme Chemistry and Earth Sciences Yann le Godec (Sorbonne

                       University)

14.40-15.10    Core formation in the early solar system: in-situ measurements of melt

                       migration velocities Geoff Bromiley (University of Edinburgh)

15.10-15.40    Structural studies of a piezophilic DNA unwinding machine

                       Laura Spagnolo (Univeristy of Edinburgh)

 15.40-16.10   Coffee

16.10-16.50    The Paris-Edinburgh Press at ISIS - Pushing the Limits in Every Direction

                        Craig Bull (ISIS)

16.50-17.20     Getting the oil off your shirt.  Studies of mixtures and the Paris-Edinburgh

                        Cell John Loveday (University of Edinburgh)

18.30-19.00     Bar opens, St Trinnean's Dining Room, St Leonards Hall, Pollock Halls

19.00-              Dinner

Venues:

CSEC Seminar Room for presentations

CSEC Reading Room for Lunch and coffee

St Trinnean's Dinning Room, St Leonards Hall, Pollock Halls for dinner