Invited Speakers

• In situ Soft X-ray spectroscopic characterization for electrocatalysis
  Rosa Arrigo, University of Salford
  
  
• Impact of the interfacial state’s properties on organic solar cell performance
  Mohammed Azzouzi, Imperial College London 
  
  
• Argon Monatomic and Gas Cluster Ion Beam XPS Depth Profiling of Metal Oxides and GaAs: Experimental and Modelling Studies
  Mark Baker, University of Surrey
   
• Combining photoluminescence and first principals modelling to probe the nanoscale in solar cells and photoelectrochemistry
  Alan Bowman, EPFL 
  
  
• Getting to the bottom: Molecular Self-Assemblies at Surfaces 
  Manfred Buck, University of St. Andrews
  
  
• Designing interfaces for energy materials: atomistic modelling, chemicalheuristics and machine learning
  Keith Butler, Queen Mary University London
  
  

• Towards a Realistic Modelling of Electrified Interfaces the Nanoscale
  Clotilde Cucinotta, Imperial College London 

  
  
• Pervasive alloy anchoring silicene to silver
  David Duncan, Diamond Light Source
  
  
• Combined theoretical-experimental investigation of metal-based interfaces: from catalysts to nanofluids
  Ricardo Grau-Crespo, University of Reading  
  
  
• VerSoX B07-B: A High-Throughput XPS and Ambient Pressure NEXAFS Beamline for Surface and Interface Studies of Gases, Liquids and Solids
  David Grinter, Diamond Light Source
  
  
• Building blocks for graphene-based electronics
  Jaspreet Kainth, Paragraf Ltd.
  
  
• A Quantum Simulator to Emulate Molecular Structure
  Brian Kiraly, University of Nottingham 
  
  
• Recent Progress in High-Resolution Electron Energy Loss Spectroscopy in the Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope
  Quentin Ramasse, University of Leeds/SuperSTEM 
  
  
• Molecular Diffusion, Reaction and Self-Assembly on 2D Materials: a First-Principles Perspective
  Marco Sacchi, University of Surrey