Session: Analytical and Biological Applications of Non-linear Optics


ANYL		Monday, 29 August 2005

8:30 AM-12:10 PM Washington DC Convention Center -- 155, Oral
Analytical and Biological Applications of Non-linear Optics

Organizers:	Garth J. Simpson Ji-Xin Cheng
8:30 AM	262	Applications of vibrational sum frequency spectroscopy to the study of environmentally important processes at liquid surfaces Geraldine L. Richmond
9:00 AM	263	Interfacial structure of model lung surfactant monolayers Gang Ma, Laura F. Voss, Mohamad F. Bazerbashi, Heather C. Allen
9:30 AM	264	Quantitative analysis of vibrational spectrum and orientational order in Sum Frequency Generation Vibrational Spectroscopy (SFG-VS) studies on molecular interfaces Hong-fei Wang
10:00 AM	265	Single pulse Coherent Anti-Stokes Raman Scattering (CARS) microscopy Sang-Hyun Lim, Allison G. Caster, Stephen R. Leone
10:20 AM		Intermission
10:30 AM	266	Extreme nonlinear optics: High-order harmonic generation and applications in molecular science Henry C. Kapteyn
11:00 AM	267	Tracking Cr(VI) binding to environmentally important organic adlayers at silica/water interfaces studied by second harmonic and broadband sum frequency generation Franz M. Geiger
11:30 AM	268	Nonlinear investigations of atmospherically relevant aqueous-organic-vapor interfaces M. Kido Soule, Geraldine L. Richmond
11:50 AM	269	Broadband CARS microscopy as a tool for probing protein adsorption on biocompatible surfaces Tak W. Kee, Matthew L. Becker, Hongxia Zhao, Joachim Kohn, Marcus T. Cicerone

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