XVIII Quantum Reactive Scattering Workshop - Conference - BRIDGE of Knowledge

Since its inception in 1990 by David Clary, the Quantum Reactive Scattering (QRS) Workshop has evolved into a highly regarded forum for the international community studying molecular collisions and chemical reactivity. Across its successive editions, the QRS conference has consistently attracted leading scientists and emerging researchers alike—including theoreticians, computational chemists and physicists, as well as experimentalists—providing an environment that encourages open exchange, critical discussion, and the formation of lasting collaborations.

1. 1990 Cambridge, UK - David Clary
2. 1994 Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA - Yan Sun and Michael Baer
3. 1995 Nottingham, UK - David Clary and David Manolopoulos
4. 1997 Telluride, Colorado, USA - Joel Bowman
5. 1999 Perugia, Italy - Vincenzo Aquilanti and Antonio Laganà
6. 2001 Pasadena, California, USA - Aron Kuppermann
7. 2003 San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain - Javier Aoiz and Luis Bañares
8. 2005 Santa Cruz, California, USA - Millard Alexander and Anne McCoy
9. 2007 Cambridge, UK - Stuart Althorpe
10. 2009 Dalian, China - Dong-Hui Zhang and Ke-Li Han
11. 2011 Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA - Hua Guo
12. 2013 Bordeaux, France - Laurent Bonnet and Pascal Larregaray
13. 2015 Salamanca, Spain - Octavio Roncero, Tomás González-Lezana, Susana Gómez-Carrasco, Lola González-Sánchez
14. 2017 Trieste, Italy - Niyazi Bulut, Noelia Faginas Lago, Andrea Lombardi, Federico Palazzetti
15. 2019 Saitama, Japan - Toshiyuki Takayanagi
16. 2022 Balatonföldvár, Hungary - György Lendvay, Gabriella Lendvayné Győrik, Ákos Bencsura
17. 2024 Istanbul, Türkiye - Murat Kılıç, Niyazi Bulut