Third NSF Workshop: The Status of Solid State Chemistry and its Impact in the Physical Sciences; Northwestern University; May 2006

第三届 NSF 研讨会：固态化学的现状及其对物理科学的影响；

• 批准号: 0602701
• 负责人: Kenneth Poeppelmeier
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Northwestern University
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2006
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2006-04-01 至 2007-10-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0602701&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Third; NSF; Workshop; Status; Solid

Non-technical abstractSolid State Chemistry continues to undergo dramatic growth and increasingly active involvement in emerging interdisciplinary research areas. This is due to many factors. These include the widespread appreciation of the importance of new materials in many areas of basic science and technology, the recent opening of the nanometer length scale for chemical reaction and molecular manipulation, the realization that complex molecular systems can be designed to display properties with characteristics unique or complimentary to those in the traditional solid state, and many other factors as well. The field has been continuously open to the accommodation of new ideas and directions as they develop. As a consequence of this continuing growth and redefinition, it is important for to us to periodically consider our current directions and future goals as a community. In response to this need, the goal for this workshop titled Third NSF Workshop: The Status of Solid State Chemistry and its Impact in the Physical Sciences is to assess the current state of solid state chemistry and explore its impact on neighboring disciplines and industry. This workshop follows the first workshop held in 1998 on The Present Status and Future Directions of Solid State Chemistry and Materials and focused discussion on the core of our discipline. Continuing developments of the field, especially in nanoscale science and a variety of highly interdisciplinary areas, became the topic of a second workshop held in 2001 at UC-Davis on Future Directions in Solid State Chemistry. The results of our discussions will be disseminated to the community as a whole through publication in a materials chemistry journal and on the internet. Technical abstractThe goal of the third NSF workshop on The Status of Solid State Chemistry and its Impact in the Physical Sciences is to assess the current state of solid state chemistry and explore its impact on neighboring disciplines in the physical sciences and industry. We plan to articulate the solid state chemistry communitiess sense of the opportunities and directions it wishes to take in the future, and to seek insights into how students ought to best be trained. The findings of the workshop could act as a vehicle for informing the solid state chemistry community of programs and opportunities for support at NSF and elsewhere. The workshop will produce a report that will be available to the scientific community and the funding agencies, in particular to NSF. In contrast to the two workshops that have preceded the proposed one in 1998 and 2001, and focused respectively on the core of our discipline and the interfaces of solid state chemistry with other disciplines in both the biological and physical sciences, the focus of the proposed workshop will be two-faceted: (i) we will seek a close look at the discipline of solid state chemistry in the beginning of the third millennium and (ii) we will explore its continued impact and relationship to neighboring disciplines in the physical sciences and also industry. Topics to be discussed include accomplishments, emerging research directions and underdeveloped areas. Furthermore, an assessment of how solid-state chemistry is impacting the physical sciences, through continuing advances and the many ways of interacting across disciplinary boundaries, would help the NSF and the scientific community better appreciate its value and contributions in the greater scientific and societal context. Important community input for the workshop will also include the discussion of existing and new modes for educating students, and the development and use of national facilities for performing state-of-the-art research in our field.

非技术摘要固态化学继续经历戏剧性的增长，并越来越积极地参与新兴的跨学科研究领域。这是由于许多因素。这些包括新材料在基础科学和技术的许多领域中的重要性的广泛认识，最近开放的纳米长度尺度的化学反应和分子操纵，实现复杂的分子系统可以被设计为显示具有独特或互补的特性的传统固态，以及许多其他因素。该领域一直在不断开放，以适应新的想法和方向，因为他们的发展。由于这种持续增长和重新定义的结果，对我们来说，定期考虑我们作为一个社区的当前方向和未来目标是很重要的。为了满足这一需求，本次题为“第三届NSF研讨会：固态化学的现状及其在物理科学中的影响”的研讨会的目标是评估固态化学的现状，并探索其对邻近学科和行业的影响。 本次研讨会是继1998年举办的第一次固态化学和材料的现状和未来方向研讨会之后，重点讨论了我们学科的核心。该领域的持续发展，特别是在纳米科学和各种高度跨学科的领域，成为2001年在加州大学戴维斯分校举行的第二次研讨会的主题在固态化学的未来方向。 我们的讨论结果将通过在材料化学杂志和互联网上发表向整个社区传播。技术摘要第三届NSF固态化学及其在物理科学中的影响研讨会的目的是评估固态化学的现状，并探讨其对物理科学和工业中邻近学科的影响。我们计划阐明它希望在未来采取的机会和方向的固态化学communitiess感，并寻求学生应该如何最好地进行培训的见解。研讨会的结果可以作为一种工具，告知固体化学社区的计划和机会，在NSF和其他地方的支持。讲习班将编写一份报告，提供给科学界和资助机构，特别是国家科学基金会。与1998年和2001年举办的两个工作坊不同，拟议工作坊的重点将是两个方面：（i）我们会在第三个千禧年开始时，仔细研究固态化学的学科;及（ii）我们会探讨固态化学对物理科学及工业界邻近学科的持续影响及关系。将讨论的主题包括成就，新兴的研究方向和欠发达地区。此外，通过持续的进步和跨学科界限的多种互动方式，评估固态化学如何影响物理科学，将有助于NSF和科学界更好地理解其在更大的科学和社会背景下的价值和贡献。对讲习班的重要社区投入还将包括讨论教育学生的现有模式和新模式，以及开发和使用国家设施，以在我们的领域进行最先进的研究。