Colloquium by Albert Viggiano
Tuesday, 14.10.25, 16:30
HS C
Students, Academic Staff
We invite you to our colloquium by Albert Viggiano, Boston College and Air Force Research Laboratory, USA.
Charge Particle Interactions with N and O Containing Species
The talk will begin with a concise overview of the charged particle chemistry in the atmosphere, starting from the 1700s. The main subject is ionospheric chemistry which is dominated by species involving only O and N atoms. Despite the apparent simplicity, reactions involving only these two atoms produces a very rich chemistry involving multiple reaction types and states, all of which are important. I will present data on ion molecule chemistry performed at my lab, Chemitz, and Innsbruck, mutual neutralization measured at U. of Stockholm, and a chemi-ionization reaction involving a very complicated reaction scheme measured in our lab. All are important for a variety of reasons in the atmosphere and those will be briefly discussed.
DK-ALM Pretalk: Roberts Berkis
Title: "Scalable quantum networks using trapped ions"
Organizers: K. Erath-Dulitz, H.-C. Nägerl, F. Marleau