First announcement; “NanoSpace Astrochemistry Training School – A COST/DAN summer school on the astrochemistry of star & planet formation”

[agarcia]

Dear colleagues,

We are very happy to announce the “NanoSpace Astrochemistry Training
School – A COST/DAN summer school on the astrochemistry of star & planet
formation” to be held 26-30 August 2024 in Groningen, The Netherlands.

All detailed information about the COST/DAN Astrochemistry Training
School; i.e., programme, organising committees, registration, logistics,
etc. can be found on the school’s website at:
https://meetings.iac.es/nats2024/ (also available via the NanoSpace
website).

The list of lecturers/trainers confirmed is the following:

Sergio Ioppolo, Aarhus University, Denmark
Thanja Lamberts, Leiden University, The Netherlands
Sandra Brünken, Radboud University, Germany
Javier Goicoechea, Instituto de Física Fundamental (IFF-CSIC), Spain
Floris van der Tak, SRON, The Netherlands
Jacques le Bourlot, Observatoire de Paris, France
Maryvonne Gerin, French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS),
France
Inga Kamp, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Gerrit Groenenboom, Radboud University, Germany
Alessandra Candian, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Emma Postolec, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Aditya Arabhavi, University of Groningen, The Netherlands
Jayatee Kanwar, University of Groningen, The Netherlands

***Short description of the COST/DAN Astrochemistry Training School:

This Astrochemistry Training School is organized by the COST Action
NanoSpace (CA21126) in collaboration with the Dutch Astrochemistry
Network (DAN). The main goal of the COST/DAN Astrochemistry Training
School is to provide PhD students and young researchers, specialised
knowledge and training in the field of astrochemistry (e.g., theoretical
and experimental tools). The programme will include several sessions on
astrophysical context, chemical processes in space, laboratory
techniques, numerical models and theory, and the future of
astrochemistry, as well as series of practical exercises and a
participant poster session.

The school will be in person with attendance limited to 50-60 trainees
and with priority given to PhD students and Young Researchers, who are
strongly encouraged to participate. There is no registration fee and the
NanoSpace COST Action will provide financial support (i.e. reimbursement
after the event) for a significant number of participants (at least
~20-30), with high priority to those with a primary affiliation in an
institution located in an Inclusiveness Target Country (ITC) / Near
Neighbour Country (NNC) participating in the Action. The information
requested in the registration form will be used to select the final list
of registered participants as well as those eligible for financial
support, which will be notified in advance of the Training School (i.e.,
in the last week of May). The attendees are expected to arrange their
own travel and accommodation following the instructions given by the
organizing committee at the due time.

***Registration Deadline: 15th May 2024

***Contact email: nats...@iac.es

Looking forward to meet you in Groningen!
Kind regards,
Anibal García-Hernández, NanoSpace Action Chair on behalf of the
Organizing Committee
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