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Tenth Liblice Conference
on the Statistical Mechanics of Liquids

MOLECULAR PHYSICS LECTURE:

Weeks J. D.Solvation thermodynamics and structure in simple liquid mixtures and aqueous solutions

INVITED KEYNOTE TALKS:

Archer A.Liquid drops on a surface: using density functional theory to calculate the binding potential and drop profiles, and comparing, with results from mesoscopic modelling
Frenkel S.Molecular Simulations: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Likos Ch.Self-assembly of soft colloids beyond the pair potential approximation
Michealides A.Cold water and ice: Insights from computer simulations
Santiso E.Molecular modeling of crystal nucleation from the melt and from solution
Shell S.Coarse-grained models of liquid state physics designed by the relative entropy
Scortino F.Colloidal models with water-like behaviors: The liquid-liquid critical point and the re-entrant spinodal Speedy scenario
Siepmann I.Development of transferable force fields for phase and sorption equilibria
Soper A.Radiation scattering experiments on liquids: past achievements and future perspectives
Stark H.Self-assembly of spherical microswimmers: Influence of hydrodynamic and chemotactic fields
Wu J. Z.Classical and quantum billiards in liquid-state theory

COMPLETE LIST OF ORAL CONTRIBUTIONS

D. Toneian, R. Blaak, G. Kahl, C. N. LikosIn- and Out-of-Equilibrium Properties of Magnetic Star Polymers
S. ConstaToward the understanding of the stability of non-covalent complexes of macromolecules in droplets and bulk solution
M. Klíma, J. KolafaDirect molecular dynamics simulation of nucleation during supersonic expansion of gas to vacuum
F. UhlíkHybrid Monte Carlo Simulations of Polymers
M. Předota, D. Biriukov, M. Machesky, D. WesolowskiMolecular simulations of electrokinetic phenomena
M. Bley, M. Duvail, P. Guilbaud, J.-F. DufrecheMolecular Simulation of Phase Diagrams from the Osmotic Equilibrium Method: Vapor Pressure and Activities in Complex Solutions
C. Nieto-Draghi, B. RousseauModeling aqueous electrolyte solution by coarse grained simulations
L. Fu, S. Merabia, L. JolyUnderstanding the effect of wetting on thermo-osmosis using molecular dynamics
P. Jedlovszky, M. Sega, L. Nyulászi, G. HorvaiGeometry in liquid structures
D. Boda, D. Fertig, E. Mádai, Z. Ható, M. Valiskó, T. Kristóf, D. GillespieSimulating ion transport through nanopores: from molecular models to device functions
L. Wu, H. SunPhase Behaviour and Dynamics of Thermotropic Cholesteric Liquid Crystals
A. PatrykiejewWetting of non-selective and selective walls by highly non-additive symmetric mixtures
L. Baran, M. Borówko, W. Rżysko, S. StefanSelf-assembly of adsorbed Janus particles forming monolayers and adsorbed in slit-like pores: molecular dynamic studies.
V. Ryzhov, Y. Fomin, E. TsiokMelting scenarios and unusual crystal structures in two-dimensional core-softened systems
M. VasinDescription of glass transition as topological phase transition in frustrated system
Z. Benková, L. Rišpanová, P. CifraSemiflexible macromolecules confined in an array of cylindrical nanoposts
F. Merzel, F. AvbeljWhy do water molecules around small hydrophobic solutes form stronger hydrogen bonds?
C. A. Cerdeirina, D. González-Salgado, H. E. StanleyAn Ising Model Approach to Understanding Water's Unusual Thermodynamics
E. NoyaDesign of patchy colloid models that assemble into complex ordered structures
P. Llombart, D. N. Sibley, E. G. Noya, A. J. Archer, L. G. MacDowellWater droplets on ice
C. Vega, A. Benavides, Sanz, J. Abascal Salts in water. Solubility, models and nucleation.
K. TrachenkoNew understanding of collective modes and thermodynamics of the liquid state
M. SweatmanGiant SALR clusters: reproduction and adsorption at interfaces
M. Jorge, A. MilnePolarisation and the Hydration Free Energy of Water
J. Higham, S.-Y. Chou, F. Grater, R. HenchmanEntropy of Liquids Computed from Force-Torque Covariance and Contacts
M. Tortora, J. DoyeThe origins of phase chirality in lyotropic cholesteric liquid crystals
C. Williams, P. Carbone, F. SipersteinUnderstanding the Structure and Ion Selectivity of Graphene Oxide Membranes using Molecular Simulation
S. Ravipati, A. Haslam, A. Galindo, G. JacksonCoarse-grained fluid-solid potentials for heterogeneous surfaces using free-energy-averaged mapping
P. Yatsyshin, A. O. Parry, C. Rascon, M. A. Duran-Olivencia, S. KalliadasisPhase transitions on fluid interfaces and bulk. Equilibtium and dynamic studies using classical density functional theory
V. P. Sokhan, F. S. Cipcigan, J. Crain, G. J. MartynaQuantum Drude oscillator: electronic coarse-graining route to predictive modelling
D. Corbett, A. Patti, A. CuetosDynamic Monte Carlos simulations of out-of-equilibrium colloidal liquid crystals.
J. R. Elliott, S. V. Ramana, A. SchultzInference of an Infinite Order Thermodynamic Perturbation Theory
A. Panagiotopoulos, H. Jiang, J. YoungFree energies, solubilities, and nucleation rates of aqueous electrolyte solutions
B. Laird, H. Hansen-Goos, R. L. DavidchackCurvature dependence of interfacial free energy: Deviations from morphometric thermodynamics
V. Varshavskiy, D. Ford, P. MonsonOn the mechanical stability of the body-centered cubic phase and the emergence of a metastable cI16 phase in classical hard sphere solids
W. Lin, A. Goyal, S. Moustafa, A. Schultz, D. KofkeMapped averages: Reformulation of statistical mechanical ensemble averages using coordinate mapping
P. DebenedettiComputational investigation of the relationship between folding and chirality in model polypeptides
R. ManichettiComputational high-throughput screening of drug permeation through biological membranes
A. JabbarzadehMolecular Dynamics Simulation of 3-Dimensional Flows over Nanoscale Bodies
P. MalaniAdsorption of Ions at Solid-Liquid Interface: Role of Ion Hydration Structure and Energies
M. LisalSurface Structure and Surface Tension of Ionic Liquids as Seen from Molecular Dynamics and Rutherford Backscattering Spectroscopy

INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS:

  • It is assumed that all oral presentations will be in the form of *.ppt(x) (PowerPoint) or *.pdf (AdobeAcrobat) files, stored either on a CD or a flash-disk.
  • NO USE OF PRIVATE NOTEBOOK COMPUTERS WILL BE ALLOWED (OR POSSIBLE).
  • The provided PC runs under WINDOWS-10 with MS Office 2016.
  • Be sure that your CD or flash-disk works properly under Windows O/S.

PROGRAM STRUCTURE

LIST OF POSTERS (in the alphabetical order with only the corresponding author listed)

INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS:

  • Poster dimensions: A0 [841 times 1189 mm], portrait orientation.
  • Authors should mount their poster on Monday before the beginning of the evening session.
  • When mounting your poster(s), please respect the ordering and the number(s) assigned to your poster(s).
  • Use of any adhesive material is strictly prohibited; pins will be provided by the organizers.
  • Remove your poster on Thursday afternoon (before the banquet).