The 1990 International Raman Spectroscopy Conference, August13-17, 1990, Columbia, South Carolina, Group Travel Award inIndian Currency

描述：该项目支持15名印度人的旅行 科学家到美国参加1990年 国际拉曼光谱会议计划于8月举行 1990年13-17日在南卡罗来纳州，哥伦比亚大学， S.C. 这是第十二届拉曼国际会议 光谱学（ICORS）， 在美国的各个城市，欧洲、印度和日本。 1988年 会议在伦敦举行，吸引了600人参加。 1990年的会议预计约有500人参加。 应邀和提供的讲座和海报展示 将描述新的发展，涉及到两个基本的 和实际问题，涉及使用的各种类型的 的拉曼光谱来确定结构和动力学 气体、液体和晶体状态的物质。 的 应用领域包括物理、化学和生物 以理工科为重 印度参与者可能会加强 信息交流，因为重点是 印度对拉曼效应的研究以及 最先进的拉曼光谱仪。 范围：印度和美国科学家长期合作， 得益于拉曼领域的合作 光谱学是由C. V.拉曼首先发现的领域， 印度科学家。 以前在联合国举行的国际会议 美国，1978年，印度和其他地方的出版物， 1984年、1985年、1986年和1989年，美国和 印度研究人员，其中。 杜里格医生和他的印第安人 哈瑞·D博士物理系的比斯特， 印度理工学院，坎普尔，印度，是著名的 该领域的科学家们多年来一直在合作 研究和会议组织。 这个项目是 很有可能为会议的成功做出贡献。

Description: This project supports travel by 15 Indian scientists to the U.S. to participate in the 1990 International Raman Spectroscopy Conference planned for August 13-17, 1990 at the University of South Carolina, Columbia, S.C. This is the twelfth International Conference on Raman Spectroscopy (ICORS) following those held biannually at various cities in the U.S., Europe, India and Japan. The 1988 meeting was held in London and attracted 600 participants. For the 1990 meeting about 500 participants are expected. Invited and contributed lectures, and poster presentations will describe new developments that relate to both fundamental and practical problems involving the use of the various types of Raman spectroscopy to determine the structure and dynamics of matter in the gaseous, liquid and crystalline states. The areas of application include physical, chemical and biological sciences. The Indian participants are likely to enhance the exchange of information given the significant emphasis in India on studies of Raman effects and the active research in Raman spectroscopy in that country. Scope: Indian and U.S. scientists have long collaborated and benefited from the collaboration in the area of Raman spectroscopy, a field first discovered by C.V. Raman, an Indian scientist. Previous international meetings held in the U.S., India and elsewhere resulted in publications in 1978, 1984, 1985, 1986, and 1989 with contributions from, U.S. and Indian researchers, among others. Dr. Durig and his Indian counterpart, Dr. Hari D. Bist, of the Department of Physics, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India, are eminent scientists in that field and have collaborated for many years in research and conference organizations. This project is very likely to contribute to a successful conference.