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This symposium is organized by: Andrés Arnau and Pedro Miguel Echenique Donostia International Physics Centre (DIPC) Departamento de Física de Materiales (UPV/EHU) Centro de Física de Materiales (CFM-CSIC) Paseo Manuel de Lardizabal 4 20018 Donostia-San Sebastian Spain International Scientific Committee Organizing Committee A. Arnau, Donostia, Spain Nora Gonzalez Lakunza F. Aumayr, Vienna, A Marisa Faraggi E. Bauer, Tempe, USA Pepa Cabrera Sanfelix P. M. Echenique, Donostia, Spain Aran García Lekue R. Fasel, Dübendorf, CH Thomas Frederiksen, A. Ichimiya, Nagoya, J Andrés Arnau Pino T. Koshikawa, Osaka, J Pedro Miguel Echenique Landiríbar D. Menzel, Munich/Berlin, D K. Morgenstern, Hannover, D P. Müller, Marseille, F F. Netzer, Graz, A A. Saul, Marseille, F W. D. Schneider, Lausanne, CH G. Thornton, London, UK I. Tsong, Tempe, USA P. Varga, Vienna, A
PREFACE We would like to welcome all participants and accompanying persons to the 24 th Symposium on Surface Science (3S). Since the foundation of 3S in 1983 as a winter school by members of the Institut für Allgemeine Physik (renamed recently to Institute of Applied Physics) of the Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien), its format has been kept following the spirit of the Gordon Conferences. This means that there is ample time for discussions and joint outdoor activities for the participants. The attendance of the symposium was kept below 100 participants so that active communication between all members could be guaranteed. The conference seeks to promote the growth of scientific knowledge and its effective exchange among scientists in the field of surface physics and related areas, including applied topics. At the beginning, 3S took place every second year exclusively in Austria, but from 1990 on every year switching between France and Austria. During the years 1998 - 2001 3S became a real global conference, with venues in the US and Canada, Bulgaria and Japan before going back to Austria and France again. In 2009, 3S was hold for the first time in Switzerland and last came back to Austria. This year 2011 it is the first time that 3S takes place in Spain. We hope that all participants enjoy a lively and successful meeting in this beautiful mountain region of the Pyrenees called Val d’Aran. Andrés Arnau and Pedro Echenique Dates and locations of 3S conferences: 1983 (31.01.-04.02.) Obertraun A 1985 (27.01.-02.02.) Obertraun A 1988 (22.05.-28.05.) Kaprun A 1990 (11.03.-17.03.) La Plagne F 1991 (10.02.-16.02.) Obertraun A 1992 (15.03.-21.03.) La Plagne F 1993 (09.05.-15.05.) Kaprun A 1994 (06.03.-12.03.) Les Arcs F 1995 (23.04.-29.04.) Kaprun A 1997 (26.01.-31.01.) Aussois F 1998 (29.03.-04.04.) Park City US 1999 (21.02.-27.02) Pamporova BUL 1 2000 (15.02.-18.02.) Kananaskis Village CAN 2001 (07.01.-13.01.) Furano J 2002 (03.03.-09.03.) St.Christoph/Arlberg A 2003 (30.03.-05.04.) La Plagne F 2004 (29.02.-06.03.) St.Christoph/Arlberg A 2005 (13.03.-19.03.) Les Arcs 1800 F 2006 (05.03.-11.03.) St. Christoph/Arlberg A 2007 (11.03.-17.03.) Les Arcs 2000 F 2008 (02.03.-08.03.) St. Christoph/Arlberg A 2009 (08.03.-14.03.) St. Moritz CH 2010 (07.03.-13.03.) St. Christoph/Arlberg A 2011 (06.03.-12.03.) Baqueira Beret/Lleida S
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Structure and properties of surface
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Magnetism of Covalently Functionali
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Characterization of an oxalic acid
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Study of NO reduction by H2 on a Pt
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Plane-wave based Electron Tunneling
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Structural studies of the metal-ins
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Water Adsorption on Clean and Oxyge
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Assembly and manipulation of supram
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Preparation of Monolayers of Mn6Cr
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Generation of Pd model catalyst nan
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Theoretical study of O2 adsorption
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Nano-craters formed by impact of in
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Information depth in Low Energy Ion
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CoPc adsorption on Cu(111): Origin
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Electronic structure of topological
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Tailoring interactions in supramole
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the presence of similar patterns in
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Contribution of surface excitations
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Fast scanning with piezo/counter-pi
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Atomic-scale engineering of electro
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