Mark your calendar for our upcoming 2012 Annual Meeting that will take place in New York City. Meeting to take place May 24-26 at New York University and the New York Academy of Science. We will have sessions on New Materials for Sustainable Energy (confirmed speaker: Dr. Arthur Nozik, Nat’l Renewable Energy Lab and University of Colorado, Boulder), Frontiers in Biological Matter (confirmed speaker: Prof. Lynne Regan, Yale University), Frontiers in Quantum Matter (confirmed speaker: Prof. Hideo Hisono, U of Tokyo “Interplay of New Superconductors and Electro-active Oxides”), and Frontiers in Soft Matter.
The latter session will also be the first session of the ICAM sponsored exploratory workshop on “Emergent Phenomena in Active Jammed Systems”.
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Check out our Superconductivity Flash Mob from emergentuniverse.org!
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http://mitnse.com/ from the MIT Nuclear Engineering Department
and
http://allthingsnuclear.org/tagged/by_David_Wright from the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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7th International Conference on Biological Physics (ICBP), to be held in La Jolla, California June 2011.
Posted by Genvieve Burns on September 24 2010 in (0) Comments
Opinion Piece by Robert Endres, an ICAM alumnus, Making an impact in biology
http://www.sbg.bio.ic.ac.uk/people/endres/PWSep10forum_final.pdf
Posted by Genvieve Burns on September 23 2010 in (0) Comments
We welcome applications for scientists on the new ICAM/I2CAM GPU cluster!
The ICAM/I2CAM GPU Cluster “Strider” is now available for interested scientists to use for code development or molecular dynamics applications. There are also some parallel CPU nodes available for utilization. For further information and a link to apply to use the GPU resources, please visit http://icam-i2cam.org/index.php/research/icam_gpu/
We have OpenMM software for both implicit solvent and all atom molecular dynamics, and CUDA for developing codes in areas such as quantum Monte Carlo for interacting bosons, or micromagnetics.
Our preliminary runs with OpenMM software have been encouraging-for example, a medium sized protein (order 50 residues) was simulated at 50 nanoseconds with explicit solvent for 20 different temperatures - the time was 15 hours. The time on conventional processors would be at least an order of magnitude longer.
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click here http://www.icam-i2cam.org/?page_id=570
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Go to this page for viewing live webcasts and archived (as they become available) webcasts of the ICAM exploratory workshop on Reisitive Switching & Memristors held in Davis CA Jan. 8-10 2010.
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To view a webinar from the previous November 21, 2009 workshop.
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International Institute for Advanced Scientific Studies (IIASS)
Vietri sul Mare (Salerno), Italy
October 5 - 16, 2009
http://scs.sa.infn.it/TCXIV/
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News Alert! Prof. Laura Greene, ICAM member, from University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Department of Physics. details here
https://www.engr.uiuc.edu/news/index.php?xId=0637078407840742
Posted by alisam on July 01 2009 in (0) Comments
David Pines will be awarded an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Science (Sc.D) by the University of St. Andrews next month-on June 25, 2009. Andy MacKenzie, who proposed Dr. Pines for this wonderful honor, writes that “ it is in recognition of your contributions to physics and of [his] work at the interfaces between science, international relations and policy.”
Posted by alisam on May 24 2009 in (0) Comments
Read all the following articles at the ICAMNews website.
* NSF Funding Enables ICAM to Expand Global Programs
* Netherlands Consortium Joins ICAM
* Fellows Selection Committee Announces Five Awards
* Obama and his Science Team Speak at the 2009 NAS Annual Meeting
* Madison and Davis Groups Introduce Use of AFM Lithography to Control Neuronal Cell Growth on a Chip
* Liquid Crystal Images Bring Honors to Junior Exchange Awardee
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Follow this link to the new members registration page.
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