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COherent X-ray spectroscopy: the dream

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Date Mo, 02.12.2013 - Di, 03.12.2013
Time All day
Speaker
Location Adriatico Guesthouse, Trieste, Italy
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Preliminary List of Invited Speakers

S. Mukamel - UCI, USA
J. Stohr - SLAC, USA
P. Johnsson - Lund University, Sweden
B. Patterson - PSI, Switzerland
Villy Sundstrom - Lund University, Sweden
K. Nelson - MIT, USA
A. Scherz - XFEL, Germany
A. Föhlisch - Bessy, Germany
W. Wurth - Hamburg University, Germany
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