27–28 Apr 2016
Qazvin Science & Technology Park
Asia/Tehran timezone

Session

Fifth Session

28 Apr 2016, 08:30
Rajaee Conference Hall (Qazvin Science & Technology Park)

Rajaee Conference Hall

Qazvin Science & Technology Park

Parajin rd. - Nokhbegan blvd. - Janbazan sq. - QAZVIN - IRAN

Conveners

Fifth Session

  • Mahmoud Tabrizchi (Isfahan University of Technology)

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  1. Dr Christoph Janowitz (Humboldt University Berlin)
    28/04/2016, 08:30
    Oral Presentation
    A growing number of transparent conducting oxides (TCO’s) combining transparency for visible light with good electrical conductivity has been found and studied. The carrier concentration can be varied in some cases making them either more semiconducting- or metal- like. The preferential doping is n-type while p-type is hard to achieve and only some attempts have been reported. No consensus on...
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  2. Dr Majid Kazemian Abyaneh (Diamond Light Source)
    28/04/2016, 09:10
    Oral Presentation
    I08 beamline at Diamond Light Source, UK is hosting a multimodal scanning x-ray microscope that covers a broader photon energy range (250-4400 eV) in its kind, providing access to all major K- and L-absorption edges for elemental and chemical analysis, combined with complementary imaging and spectro-microscopic techniques. The X-ray source for I08 is generated by an Apple II type insertion...
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  3. Dr Arefeh Seyedarabi (Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of Tehran)
    28/04/2016, 09:50
    Oral Presentation
    The structure of protein molecules (either in their apo or halo forms) can be determined through three different techniques: (1) X-ray crystallography, (2) NMR and (3) Electron microscopy, with each technique having its own limitations. However, the most widely used method for the determination of protein structure as clearly revealed from the Protein Data Bank statistics to date is X-ray...
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