Publikationen von Matthias Scheffler

Scheffler, M.: Intrinsic Defects and Adsorption at Oxide Surfaces: Theoretical Challenges, Concepts, and Insights. Hayashi Conference: Next decades of Surface Science, Hayama, Japan (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics from First Principles for Surfaces and Interfaces: Theoretical Challenges, Concepts, and Insights. Joint ICTP-NSFC School and Advanced Workshop on Modern Electronic Structure Computations, Shanghai, China (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics from First Principles for Surfaces and Interfaces: Theoretical Challenges, Concepts, and Insights. CECAM Workshop on Density Functional Theory: learning from the past, looking to the future, Berlin, Germany (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Intrinsic Defects and Adsorption at Oxide Surfaces: Theoretical Challenges, Concepts, and Insights. International Symposium on Recent Electronic-Structure Theories and Related Experiments, Stuttgart, Germany (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Adsorption of Organic Molecules at Metal and Metal-Oxide Surfaces. Symposium on Theory and Simulation in Energy and Fuel Production and Utilization at the 245th ACS National Meeting & Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Understanding the Concentration of surface Vacancies at Metal Oxides. Symposium on Theory and Simulation in Energy and Fuel Production and Utilization at the 245th ACS National Meeting & Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Understanding the high concentration of surface vacancies at metal oxides: The example of MgO (100). Symposium on Theory and Simulation in Energy and Fuel Production and Utilization at the 245th ACS National Meeting & Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Density-Functional Theory with Many-Body, Screened van der Waals interactions. 3S`2013 - 26th Symposium on Surface Science, Åre, Schweden (2013)

Scheffler, M.: The Materials Genome Initiative – the basic-science component. Symposium on Surface on Nano Science 2013, Zao, Japan (2013)

Scheffler, M.: Setting the stage for a successful MGI. Plenary Talk at the Materials Gerome Initiative Workshop of the National Science Foundation, Arlington, Virginia, USA (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Role of van der Waals interactions in physics, chemistry, and biology. Colloquium at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), Tennessee, USA (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Towards the Validation Level of Electronic Structure and Total Energy Calculations of Materials. CECAM Workshop on Validation and Verification in Electronic-Structure calculations: state of the art and perspectives, Lausanne, Switzerland (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Role of van der Waals interactions in physics, chemistry, and biology. Workshop on Partnership of International Research and Education, Fudan University, Shanghai, China (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Towards the Validation Level of Electronic Structure and Total Energy Calculations of Materials. Symposium on The Future of Catalysis, Stanford University, California, USA (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Role of van der Waals interactions in physics, chemistry, and biology. Key-note/Opening Talk at the Foundations of Molecular Modeling and Simulations Conference (FOMMS 2012), Mount Hood, Oregon, USA (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Role of van der Waals interactions in physics, chemistry, and biology. Physics and GdCh Colloquium, Universität Bremen, Bremen, Germany (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Role of van der Waals interactions in physics, chemistry, and biology. Physics Colloquium, University Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, Germany (2012)

Scheffler, M.: The random-phase approximation for electron correlation and beyond. Plenary Talk at the Congress on Electronic Structure: Principles and Applications, ESPA 2012, Barcelona, Spain (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Role of van der Waals interactions in physics, chemistry, and biology. Workshop on Recent Advances in Materials Physics Symposium, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA (2012)

Scheffler, M.: Role of van der Waals interactions in physics, chemistry, and biology. Plenary Talk at the Spring Meeting of the DPG, Berlin, Germany (2012)