2012 Electronic Processes in Organic Materials GRS. To be Held in II Ciocco Tuscany Resort, Lucca (Barga), Italy June 3-8, 2012

目标：本次戈登研究研讨会(研讨会)的目的是与戈登研究会议(会议)相匹配，将本次会议的影响扩大到研究生、博士后助理和其他具有类似经验的初级研究人员(年轻科学家)。本次研讨会将集中于将来自有机电子高度交叉学科社区的年轻科学家聚集在一起，允许他们在自己的层面上讨论最新进展和新想法。智力价值：智力的价值在于有助于理解，进而有助于控制有机材料中基本的电流和光驱动过程。研讨会的重点将放在以下方面的最新进展和挑战：人工采光系统、有机电子器件、无机/有机混合纳米系统，特别是这些主题之间的协同效应。更广泛的影响：更广泛的影响是，这次研讨会不仅将为与会者之间新的跨学科合作提供机会，以应对未来的挑战，而且还将为年轻科学家提供机会，大幅增加他们从会议经验中获得的好处。演讲者和讨论领导者将与来自化学、物理、材料科学、工程和化学工程的年轻科学家一起展示该领域高度跨学科的性质，并采用实验和理论方法。这项资助申请的一个主要目标是帮助美国年轻科学家能够参加研讨会并加入这个社区。研讨会将通过提供该领域前沿的鼓舞人心的目标和想法来加强他们的研究计划和建议。

Objective: The objective of this Gordon Research Seminar (seminar) is to match the Gordon Research Conference (conference) to expand the impact to this conference to graduate students, postdoctoral associates, and other junior researchers at comparable experience (young scientists).This seminar will focus on bringing together young scientists from the highly interdisciplinary community of organic electronics and allow them to discuss recent progress and new ideas on their own level. Intellectual Merit: The intellectual merit is to contribute to the understanding and, in turn, the ability to control the basic current- and light-driven processes in organic materials. The emphasis of the seminar will be on the latest progress and challenges regarding: artificial light-harvesting systems, organic electronics devices, inorganic/organic hybrid nanoscale systems, and especially on the synergy effects between these topics. Broader Impacts: The broader impacts are that this seminar will not only offer opportunities for new interdisciplinary collaborations among attendees to address future challenges but also it will provide the opportunity for young scientists to substantially increase their benefit from their conference experience. The speakers and discussion leaders will represent the highly interdisciplinary nature of this field with young scientists from chemistry, physics, material science, engineering, and chemical engineering, with both experimental and theoretical approaches. A primary goal of this funding request is to assist young US scientists to be able to participate the seminar and to join this community. The seminar will enhance their research programs and proposals by providing inspiring goals and ideas at the leading edge of the field.