Microscale Motion and Light

Chemical Science recently sponsored the successful Microscale Motion and Light conference which took place last month in Dresden, Germany. The event ran from the 22nd – 26th July and focussed on the below topics including discussion by invited speakers of the exciting new opportunities for smart materials and applications.:

Professor Tom Mallouk hands Linlin Wang her award for best poster (first prize)

  • Micromotion
  • Photochemistry
  • Catalysis
  • Active matter
  • Non-equilibrium-systems
  • Colloids
  • Water splitting
  • Electrochemistry
  • Light-responsive materials
  • Colloidal assembly

Chemical Science provided two best poster prizes which were handed out by the conference co-organiser, Professor Tom Mallouk (Penn State University, USA).

The prize winners were Linlin Wang who was awarded first prize and Tao Huang who received the second prize for best poster.

Professor Tom Mallouk (left) hands Tao Huang (right) his award for best poster (second prize)

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