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Theoretical and computational methods provide insights that may not be accessible to existing experimental techniques. This symposium will provide a forum for a wide range of theoretical and computational investigations of complex fluids, interfacial phenomena, and solid-state surfaces under ambient or ultra-high vacuum conditions. By including speakers with interests in a wide range of physical problems, we aim to encourage communication and comparison of ideas and methods across disciplines. Contributions dealing with methodological developments or applied research are welcome. Relevant topics include, but are not limited to: Colloidal suspensions Polymer structure and dynamics Micelles Liquid crystals Self-assembled nanostructures Biologically inspired molecular assemblies Pattern recognition by macromolecules Electronic-structure methods for solid surfaces Dynamics and structure of adsorbed layers This symposium will feature a keynote lecture by Prof. Arup Chakraborty, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of California at Berkeley "Synaptic Pattern Formation at Intercellular Junctions" For further information on this symposium, contact:
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