The 2009 Sanibel Symposium
will once again be at The King and Prince Golf & Beach Resort
on St. Simons Island, Georgia. On the oceans edge of St.
Simons Island, GA, the resort features a Spanish colonial architecture
exterior with an English colonial décor interior. The
King and Prince opened in 1935 and is a member of the Historic
Hotels of America.
Links
to area attractions, restaurants, museums, and tours (many with
maps) can be found by clicking on "Attractions".
Please register via
the Web, or request the Registration Form via email (to sanibel@qtp.ufl.edu
, Subject: Registration Form). Organizational details will be
mailed only to those who request them.
The Symposium format continues
to evolve in response to participant recommendations. One newest
development is different groups of focussed
sessions on materials and molecules in even-numbered
years and bio-molecular research in odd-numbered
years.
The 2009 program is
- Starts
on Thursday, February 19 :
- Friday, February 20:
- Saturday, February 21:
- Sunday-Tuesday, February 22-24:
Having
different in-depth topics from year to year provides Symposium
participants with insight into the foremost topics and special
issues within theory and computation in quantum chemistry, condensed
matter biophysics. Unlike general professional meetings, the
fact that Sanibel is a meeting about the theory and computation
means that the Symposium continues to provide a novel and fertile
scientific environment. The Symposium also is organized to provide
ready access to research experts for graduate and undergraduate
researchers, for example, via the unique advertising format
of the poster sessions.
The
social events will consist of a dessert reception on Thursday
(9:00 PM in the Delegal Room) and a dinner on Saturday (7:00
PM in the Lanier Ballroom). Tickets will be required for both
events and will be received upon signup.
Dessert
reception includes two (2) tickets for wine or soft drinks,
with a cash bar available for those who wish additional refreshments.