Organizers:  Xuezhi Bian (Princeton),  Jonathan Fetherolf (Princeton), Sharon Hammes-Schiffer (Princeton), David Reichman, (Columbia), Joseph Subotnik (Princeton)

Understanding the coupled dynamics of nuclei, electrons and spins lies at the heart of many problems in condensed matter physics, chemical physics and biophysics.  Historically distinct fields have often approached these problems from different angles, using different methods and language. The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers from each of these areas with the goal of making progress on problems of mutual interest and exploring new opportunities.  Topics will include the modeling of electron-phonon interactions, nonadiabatic dynamics, spin torque and spin decoherence,  chiral induced spin selectivity (CISS) and novel routes to superconductivity.

The workshop will include a poster session.  If you are interested in presenting, please complete the relevant sections on the registration form to be considered – note this is optional and not required for registration.  The deadline for submissions is April 18 at 5:00 pm.  We will contact you via email with more information after April 18.  

This workshop is for in-person participation only. We are NOT live streaming nor recording the talks. You must be a current researcher, faculty member, or graduate student at an accredited institution to register and attend.