Dear Colleague,

The opening of Pre-RGD32 online workshop is one week away.

We are very grateful for the warm response from the RGD community that exceeded our expectations despite the difficulties we still face in the pandemic. The final program includes 3 invited plenary lectures and 18 sessions (109 contributed presentations) over 3 days.

Today we inform you about YouTube Live of Three Invited Lectures for the Pre-RGD32 online workshop.

Three real-time invited lectures and YouTube links are (Youtube lecture videos are available until October 21):

Dr. Li-Shi Luo

Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics, Old Dominion University, USA

“The Saga of LBE’s Quest for RGD Effects”

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/UFrqRvfggIc

Dr. Alessandro De Giacomo

Dept. of Chemistry, University of Bari, Italy

“Laser Induced Plasma Dynamics: From Atomic and Molecular Spectra to Particle Formation”

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/mDWPQ6zIR5A

Dr. Alina Alexeenko

Dept. of Aeronautics & Astronautics and Chemical Engineering, Purdue University, USA

“Fluid Mechanics in Fight Against COVID19 Pandemic”

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/uM9LbaMbgac

We look forward to welcome you at the virtual workshop on July 7^th-10^th, 2021.

Sincerely,

Rho Shin Myong (Chair, LOC), Kun Xu (Co-Chair, LOC), Jong-Shinn Wu (Co-Chair, LOC)

Domenico Bruno (Chair, International Advisory Committee of RGD)

RGD in Six Decades

Nice (France, 1958) Berkeley (USA, 1960) Paris (France, 1962) Toronto (Canada, 1964)

Oxford (UK, 1966) Cambridge (USA, 1968) Pisa (Italy, 1970) Stanford (USA, 1972)

Gottingen (Germany, 1974) Aspen (USA, 1976) Cannes (France, 1978) Charlottesville (USA, 1980)

Novosibirsk (Russia, 1982) Tsukuba (Japan, 1984) Grado (Italy, 1986) Pasadena (USA, 1988)

Aachen (Germany, 1990) Vancouver (Canada, 1992) Oxford (UK, 1994) Beijing (China, 1996)

Marseille (France, 1998) Sydney (Australia, 2000) Whistler (Canada, 2002) Bari (Italy, 2004)

Saint-Petersburg (Russia, 2006) Kyoto (Japan, 2008) Pacific Grove (USA, 2010) Zaragoza (Spain, 2012)

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