U.S.-Australia Joint Workshop on the Structure of Monolayers at the Air/Water Interface / Heron Island, Queensland / February 1994

小行星9320026 这项奖金将支助9名美国科学家参加1994年2月在澳大利亚昆士兰州赫伦岛举行的关于空气/水界面单分子层结构的讲习班。 美国的协调员是查尔斯·M.来自洛杉矶的加州大学化学系的Knobler。 澳大利亚的组织者是G博士。T.巴恩斯，昆士兰州大学化学系。这个项目是在美国-澳大利亚的合作科学计划和支持是通过工业、技术和区域发展部提供的。（DITARD）。 该讲习班将侧重于光学技术的应用，以确定在空气/水界面的不溶性单分子层的结构。明亮的同步加速器X射线源和脉冲中子源的可用性使得在界面层上进行衍射和反射测量成为可能。美国的研究人员最近参与了许多关于单分子膜结构的工作;澳大利亚科学家在单分子膜上做了引人注目的工作，主要是经典的，因为缺乏容易获得的同步加速器和中子源。随着澳大利亚政府在日本购买了一条光束线，这种情况现在已经改变。研讨会将以戈登研究会议的风格进行。 除了澳大利亚和美国的参与者外， 来自法国、德国和英国的科学家也将在这次研讨会上发挥积极作用。

9320026 Knobler This award will support the participation of nine U.S. scientists to take part in a workshop on the structure of monolayers at the air/water interface to be held at Heron Island, Queensland, Australia in February 1994. The American coordinator is Prof. Charles M. Knobler from the Department of Chemistry, University of California, Los Angeles. The Australian organizer is Dr. G. T. Barnes, Department of Chemistry at the University of Queensland. This project is being conducted under the U.S.-Australia Cooperative Science Program and support in Australia is provided through the Department of Industry, Technology and Regional Development. (DITARD). The workshop will focus on the application of optical techniques to the determination of the structures of insoluble monolayers at the air/water interface. The availability of bright synchrotron x-ray sources and pulsed neutron sources has made it possible to carry out diffraction and reflection measurements on interfacial layers. American investigators have been involved in much recent work on the structures of monolayers; Australian scientists have done notable work on monolayers, largely classical due to the lack of easy access to synchrotron and neutron sources. This situation has now changed with the purchase by the Australian Government of a beam line in Japan. The workshop will be conducted in a Gordon Research Conference style. In addition to the Australian and American participants, two scientists each from France, Germany and Great Britain will also be taking an active role in this workshop.