Symposium: 2010 Free Radical Chemistry in the Environment, December 15 - 20, 2010, Honolulu, Hawaii

摘要提案标题：研讨会：2010环境中的自由基化学主要研究员：William Coper Institution：加州大学欧文分校提案编号：CBET-1069312本提案寻求对题为？环境中的自由基化学的研讨会的支持。这是在规模更大的环太平洋化学大会上举行的一系列研讨会中的第四次。其他研讨会分别于1995年、2000年和2005年举行。2005年的整个会议是有史以来规模最大的一次化学大会，一周内提交了8000多篇论文。这次研讨会吸引了120多人发表演讲。2010年的国会规模可能会比2005年的更大。本次研讨会的目的是将在自由基领域工作的科学家和工程师聚集在一起，创造一个相互学习自由基化学和工程学中的最新想法和概念的机会。基础自由基化学被用于各种学科，这些研究在开发和部署新的绿色技术方面获得了工程上的好处。解决涉及国家利益的问题。一个很好的例子是对天然水中的药物、治疗和环境命运有了透彻的了解。自由基化学的基本原理，包括应用于高级氧化过程的天然水的环境光化学、使用光化学(254 nm紫外光)的工程处理以及天然水中化合物的环境命运。为了实现这一目标，组织者组织了一次研讨会？2010环境中的自由基化学？这包括六次口头会议和一次海报会议，预计发言次数将超过100次。演讲内容包括：1.高级氧化过程中的自由基和工程系统2.水中光化学中的自由基和系统中的命运运输3。计算自由基化学4。大气自由基化学。环境自由基化学6。水体系中的自由基和纳米粒子海报会议？环境中的自由基化学？环境问题将越来越多地与跨学科的科学家、工程师和社会科学家一起解决。这次会议是该系列(1995、2000和2005)的第四次会议，会议的焦点是环境工程科学前沿关注的跨学科主题。将有足够的时间在口头会议和海报会议期间在与会者之间讨论想法。将优先支持处于职业生涯早期的教师以及本科生和研究生。特别是，将优先支持那些属于？任职人数不足？的参与者。由国家科学基金会定义的小组。

AbstractProposal Title: Symposium: 2010 Free Radical Chemistry in the EnvironmentPrincipal Investigator: William CooperInstitution: University of California - IrvineProposal No: CBET-1069312This proposal seeks support for a symposium entitled ?Free Radical Chemistry in the Environment.? This is the fourth in a series of symposium that have been held at the larger conference entitled ?Chemical Congress of the Pacific Rim.? The other symposia were held in 1995, 2000 and 2005. The overall conference in 2005 was the largest chemical congress ever held with over 8,000 papers presented in one week. This Symposium attracted over 120 presentations. The 2010 Congress will likely be even bigger than the one in 2005. The objective of this Symposium is to bring scientists and engineers, working in the area of free radicals, together to create an opportunity to learn from each other the newest ideas and concepts in free radical chemistry and engineering. Fundamental free radical chemistry is used in a variety of disciplines and engineering benefits from those studies in the development and deployment of new ?green technologies? for solving problems of national interest. One good example is developing a thorough understanding of pharmaceuticals in natural waters, treatment and environmental fate. The fundamentals of the free radical chemistry, including environmental photochemistry of natural waters, as applied to advanced oxidation processes, engineered treatment using photochemistry (UV light at 254 nm) and the environmental fate of compounds in natural waters. To achieve this objective the organizers have put together a Symposium ?2010 Free Radical Chemistry in the Environment? that consists of six oral and one poster sessions with an expected number of presentation exceeding 100. The oral sessions are:1. Free Radicals in Advanced Oxidation Processes and Engineered Systems2. Free Radicals in Aquatic Photochemistry and Fate Transport in Systems3. Computational Free Radical Chemistry4. Atmospheric Free Radical Chemistry5. Environmental Free Radical Chemistry6. Free Radicals and Nano Particles in Aqueous SystemsA Poster Session ?Free Radical Chemistry in the Environment? will be used to include a diverse group of presentations in the thematic area.Environmental issues will increasingly be solved with interdisciplinary scientists and engineers and social scientists. The focus of this conference, the fourth in the series (1995, 2000, and 2005) is interdisciplinary topics of concern at the forefront of environmental engineering science. There will be adequate time to discuss ideas between the participants both during the oral sessions and at the poster sessions. Priority support will be given to faculty early in their careers, and Undergraduate and graduate students. In particular priority support will be for those participants that fall into ?underrepresented? groups as defined by the National Science Foundation.