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About The Miller TrustThe Miller Trust for Radiation Chemistry is an international society registered as a charity in the United Kingdom (registration # 802533) that was organised by former colleagues and friends of the late Dr. Nicholas Miller. The objects of the Trust are the advancement of public education concerning the chemical effects of radiation, in particular by holding conferences known as ‘The Miller Conferences’ in the UK and other countries in Europe, in the general subject area of radiation chemistry Miller Conferences have been held at two-year intervals since 1959 (with the exception of 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic), and have provided a European equivalent of the past Gordon Research Conferences on Radiation Chemistry, and now the International Conference on Ionizing Processes (ICIP). All attendees of the most recent Miller Conference are members of the Miller Trust, which is managed by a committee of twelve members elected from the Trust.
The current members of the Miller Trust Committee are: Mohamad Al-Sheikhly (University of Maryland, USA) Fred Currell (Dalton Cumbrian Facility, The University of Manchester, UK) Clelia Dispenza (University of Palermo, Italy) Vladimir Feldman (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia) David Grills (Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA) Mats Jonsson (KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden) – CHAIR Tanja Jurkin (Ruđer Bošković Institute, Croatia) Sophie Le Caër (Université Paris Saclay, France) – VICE-CHAIR Laura Leay (Science Writer, UK) – TREASURER Samy Remita (Université Paris Saclay & Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, France) – SECRETARY Piotr Ulański (Lodz University of Technology, Poland) Israel Zilbermann (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel)
List of Miller Conferences: 1st 1959 - R. Roberts: Portmeirion, Wales 2nd 1961 - F. S. Dainton: Portmeirion, Wales 3rd 1963 - M. Magat: Rocamadour, France 4th 1965 - W. Wild: Portmeirion, Wales 5th 1967 - J. Kroh Kazimierz: Poland 6th 1969 - J. J. Weiss: Portmeirion, Wales 7th 1971 - G. Semerano: Sardinia, Italy 8th 1973 - J. H. Baxendale: Portmeirion, Wales 9th 1975 - T. Gaumann: Biirgenstock, Switzerland 10th 1977 - G. Scholes: Portmeirion, Wales 11th 1979 - N. Th. Rakintzis: Nafplion, Greece 12th 1981 - G. A. Salmon: Windermere, England 13th 1983 - D. Schulte-Frohlinde: Hunfeld, Germany 14th 1985 - A. J. Swallow: Windermere, England 15th 1987 - R. Schiller: Sopron, Hungary 16th 1989 - C. O. Phillips: Windermere, England 17th 1991 - J. Belloni: Giens, France 18th 1993 - P. Wardman: Windermere, England 19th 1995 - Q. G. Mulazzani: Cervia, Italy 20th 1997 - P. O'Neill; A. Johnson: Windermere, England 21st 1999 - J. M. Warman: Doorwerth, The Netherlands 22nd 2001 - N. Green: Windermere, England 23rd 2003 - J. Mayer; J. L. Gebicki: Bialowieza, Poland 24th 2005 - M. Spotheim-Maurizot; C. Houee-Levin: La Londe les Maures, France 25th 2007 - S. M. Pimblott; N. Harridge: Buxton, England 26th 2009 - E. Takacs; L. Wojnarovits: Keszthely, Hungary 27th 2011 - M. Jonsson: Tallberg, Sweden 28th 2013 - I. Zilbermann; S. Goldstein: Dead Sea, Israel 29th 2015 - N. Green: Windermere, England 30th 2017 - C. Dispenza: Castellammare del Golfo, Sicily, Italy 31st 2019 - F. Currell: West Cumbria, England 32nd 2023 - S. Remita; S. Le Caër: Corsica, France (2021 conference postponed until 2023 due to COVID-19 pandemic) |