Conference on "Experimental and Theoretical Aspects of Excited State Electron Transfer and Related Phenomena," Pultusk, Poland, September 27-October 2, 1992

这项来自有机动力学计划的旅行补助金将为参加将于1992年9月27日至10月2日在波兰普尔图斯克举行的关于激发态电子转移和相关现象的实验和理论方面的特别研讨会的美国科学家提供部分旅费。本次会议将汇集来自世界各地的专家，重点讨论化学系统中电子转移的许多不同方面。这次研讨会是对波兰Z. R. Grabowski博士在电子传递领域的经典工作的致敬。会议将讨论的问题包括扭曲电荷转移态、聚合物中的光物理过程、光电性、质子隧穿、荧光探针和异质介质中的电子转移。这些问题对于在聚合物材料和非均相溶液等不同介质中发生的大量重要化学过程至关重要。这笔拨款将为波兰化学社区提供关键的道义支持，并将有助于巩固美国和波兰科学家之间的互动。这项由有机动力学计划资助给明尼苏达大学的P. F. Barbara教授的资助将用于支持美国的与会者参加1992年9月27日至10月2日在波兰普尔图斯克举行的电子转移及相关现象的实验和理论方面的研讨会。来自美国的一些科学家将作全体演讲，这次会议将为在这一重要的化学领域与外国科学家加强合作提供一个很好的渠道。

This travel grant from the Organic Dynamics Program will provide for partial travel expenses for US scientists to attend a special symposium on Experimental and Theoretical Aspects of Excited State Electron Transfer and Related Phenomenon to be held in Pultusk, Poland September 27-October 2, 1992. This conference will bring together experts from all over the world to focus on the many and varied aspects of electron transfer in chemical systems. The symposium is a tribute to the classical work in the electron transfer field by Dr. Z. R. Grabowski in Poland. Issues to be covered at the meeting include twisted charge-transfer states, photophysical processes in polymers, photoconductivity, proton tunneling, fluorescent probes, and electron transfer in heterogeneous media. These issues are crucial to a large number of important chemical processes occuring in such diverse media as polymeric materials and heterogeneous solutions. This grant will provide critical moral support for the Polish chemical community and will help solidify interactions between US and Polish scientists. %%% This grant from the Organic Dynamics Program to Professor P. F. Barbara at the University of Minnesota will be used to support participants from the US at the Symposium on Experimental and Theoretical Aspects of Electron Transfer and Related Phenomenon to be held in Pultusk, Poland from September 27-October 2,1992. Plenary lectures will be presented by a number of scientists from the US, and the meeting will provide an excellent conduit for solidification of cooperation with foreign scientist in this important area of chemistry.