Here is a list of the submitted posters for the Nobel Symposium on Cosmic chemistry and Molecular Astrophysics, June 2006

Poster session

Observers (i. e. participants not presenting a lecture) have the right to present a poster and are encouraged to do so. Click on the title of the poster in order to get linked to the poster abstract.

A list of all the posters can also be found here: pdf, doc.

List of posters

Number	Presenter	Title
1	Susanne Aalto ,	Surprising chemistry in dust enshrouded AGNs
	Onsala Space	and ULIRGs
	Observatory,
	Sweden
2	Rafael Bachiller,	Chemical evolution of young bipolar molecular
	OAN, Spain	outflows in low-mass protostars
3	Nadia Balucani,	Neutral-neutral gas-phase reactions in
	University of Perugia,	extraterrestrial environments: Laboratory
	Italy	investigations by crossed molecular beams
4	André Canosa,	Gas phase reaction kinetics of C2 and C4H with small
	University of Rennes,	hydrocarbons: An experimental study at
	France	temperatures down to 24K.
5	Javier Goicoechea,	The spherical harmonics method for gas and dust
	Observatory of Paris ,	radiative transfer.
	France
6	Susanne Höfner,	Winds of cool giants: Dynamics, molecules,dust.
	Uppsala University,
	Sweden
7	Timothy J. Lee	Charged polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH)
	Astrophysics Branch	clusters and the galactic extended red emission (ERE)
	NASA Ames Research
	Center
	USA
8	Dr. H.V.J. Linnartz	Supersonic planar plasma expansions as a tool to
	Leiden Observatory	study unstable species of astrophysical interest.
	The Netherlands
9	John P. Maier,	Electronic spectra of carbon chains, rings and ions
	University of Basel,	of astrophysical interest
	Switzerland
10	Ben J. McCall	Laboratory study of C60 and C60+.
	University of Illinois at
	Urbana-Champaign,
	USA
11	June McCombie	IFU and long-slit observations of the 3.3 micrometer
	The University of	PAH Red Rectangle emission.
	Nottingham, UK
12	Carina Persson,	A spectral survey of Orion KL from 487-492 and 542-
	Onsala Space	577 with the Odin satellite.
	Observatory, Sweden
13	Sofia Ramstedt,	The chemistry and circumstellar properties of
	Stockholm Observatory,	S-stars on the AGB.
	Sweden
14	Helen Roberts,	Observations and modelling of deuterium
	University of Manchester,	fractionation in prestellar and protostellar cores.
	UK
15	Stephan Schlemmer,	Quantum-mechanical aspects of astrochmistry.
	University of Cologne,
	Germany
16	Richard D. Thomas,	DESIREE - A new merged-beams tool for the study of
	Stockholm University,	ultra-cold reactions of interstellar relevance.
	Sweden
17	Floris van der Tak,	The ionization rate of galactic molecular clouds: APEX
	MPI for Radioastronomy,	mapping of H3O+ in the Sgr B2 region.
	Germany
18	Gianfranco Vidali	Apparatus tu study reactions at surfaces in
	University of Syracuse,	interstellar and planetary environments.
	USA
19	Serena Viti,	The early stage of massive star formation:
	University College	Sulfur-bearing species as evolutionary tracers?
	London , UK
20	Vitali Zhaunerchyk	Dissociative recombination study of the ozone
	Stockholm University,	cation: evidence for almost exclusive
	Sweden	three-body break-up