2010 Multiphoton Processes Gordon Research Conference will be held June 6-11, 2010 at the Tilton School, Tilton, New Hampshire

2010年多光子过程戈登研究会议于2010年6月6日至11日在纳州蒂尔顿的蒂尔顿学院举行，是一系列两年一次的会议中的第15次。这一国际会议由来已久，但原子、分子、光学和化学(AMOC)科学及相关技术的不断进步保持了其活力。2010年的会议围绕投稿海报和8场特邀演讲组成，重点讨论AMOC科学的前沿议题，包括：超快相干控制、自由电子激光实验和理论、谐波和阿秒脉冲的产生、超快成像、极高强度激光场的应用、分子和固体中的强场过程、阿秒科学和光控制。与会者广泛的专业知识和观点为在这些快速发展的领域发展新思想提供了一个独特和鼓舞人心的环境。该奖项为参加会议的学生和博士后提供资金。更广泛的方面是，特别鼓励青年科学家通过热点话题演讲、从投稿摘要中挑选出来的主题演讲和海报演示文稿为会议做出贡献。多光子过程戈登研究会议使这些年轻的参与者能够提高他们的演讲技能，并与AMOC科学界的广泛领域建立联系。戈登研究会议独特的形式，与会者分享所有的食物，下午开放进行非正式讨论和社交，为初级参与者提供了广泛的机会与会议上更知名的科学家互动。今年，我们努力增加参与者之间的多样性。

The 2010 Multiphoton Processes Gordon Research Conference, held June 6-11, 2010 at the Tilton School in Tilton, NH, is the 15th in a series of biennial conferences. This international conference is well-established, yet continuing advances in atomic, molecular, optical, and chemical (AMOC) science and related technology preserve its vibrancy. The 2010 meeting is structured around contributed posters and 8 sessions of invited talks, and focuses on topics at the forefront of AMOC science including: Ultrafast coherent control, Free-electron laser experiments and theory, Generation of harmonics and attosecond pulses, Ultrafast imaging, Applications of very high intensity laser fields, Strong-field processes in molecules and solids, Attosecond science, and Controlling light. The broad range of expertise and perspective among attendees provides a unique and stimulating environment for the development of new ideas in these rapidly evolving areas. This award provides funds for students and post-docs to attend the meeting.The broader aspects are that young scientists are especially encouraged to contribute to the meeting through hot topic talks, selected from contributed abstracts, and poster presentations. The Multiphoton Processes Gordon Research Conference enables these young participants to enhance their presentation skills and connect with a broad cross-section of the AMOC Science community. The unique format of the Gordon Research Conferences where attendees share all meals, and where afternoons are kept open for informal discussions and socializing, allows for extensive opportunities for junior participants to interact with the more established scientists at the conference. This year we have worked hard to increase diversity among participants.