CV Klavs Hansen. April 6, 2018

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1 CV Klavs Hansen April 6, 2018 Present position: Professor of Physics, Tianjin University, P.R. China Website klavs/ Date and place of birth: August 3rd 1958, Odense, Denmark Citizenship: Danish. Research Research interests: Nanoscale particles in the gas phase; nanoparticles and large molecules, including fullerenes, metal and molecular clusters, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) molecules. Main topics: Finite size effects of quantum and thermal phenomena. Tools: Electrostatic storage rings, mass spectrometers. Publications: 140 peer-reviewed; H-index = 34; citations 3500 (Database: Web of Science); Monograph Statistical Physics of Nanoparticles in the Gas Phase (2nd edition in press). Education and degrees Undergraduate studies in physics, chemistry and mathematics at the University of Copenhagen 9/1978-6/1983. Masters degree work 9/ /1986 in theoretical high energy physics at the Niels Bohr Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark, supervised by Holger Bech Nielsen. Cand. Scient. degree (= Masters degree) 11/1986. Graduate studies at the Niels Bohr Institute, Roskilde, Denmark, from 10/1987. Thesis adviser Sven Bjørnholm. Collaboration with Physics Nobel laureate B. Mottelson. Ph.D. degree 4/1991 with the project title An Experimental Study of Electronic Shell Structure in Large Sodium Clusters. Docent degree 1 5/2000atthePhysics Department, University ofjyväskylä, Finland. Previous positions Postdoc, Department of Chemistry, University of California, Los Angeles, 8/1991-8/1992, with R.L.Whetten group. 1 Swedish and Finnish academic degree beyond Ph.D. degree

2 Research Assistant Professor (non-tenure track), Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, 8/1992-1/1995. Fellow under the EU-programme human capital and mobility and Research Scientist at the Max Born Institute, Berlin, 2/ /1997, w. E.Campbell. Collaboration with Chemistry Nobel laureate H. Kroto. Research Associate Professor, Institute of Physics, University of Århus, 12/1997-3/1999, w. J.U.Andersen. Research Associate Professor, Niels Bohr Institute-Ørsted Laboratory, University of Copenhagen, 4/1999. Research Scientist, Institute of Physics and Institute of Nuclear Chemistry, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, 5/1999-9/1999, w. L.Schweikhard. Senior Researcher, Department of Physics, University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä, Finland, 10/1999-1/2003, w. J.Pekola. Senior associate professor in atomic physics at Gothenburg University, Sweden, 2/2003-5/2016. Honors and awards Guest professor at Faculty of Science, Tokyo Metropolitan University, October, March Guest professor at Université Paris Sud, July Guest professor at Department of Physics, Århus University, August 2014-June Talents professorship of the City of Tianjin, with a personal prize of 1 million yuan, October Senior guest professor at KU Leuven, November 21, September 30, Academic leadership Board member of the Chemical and Molecular Physics section of the European Physical Society, Chair of the Chemical and Molecular Physics section of the European Physical Society, , Leader of the Gothenburg Nanoparticles in Interactive Environments platform, Board member of NanoConnect Scandinavia, International program committee member of ECAMP10, Salamanca, Spain, 2010.

3 Program committee member of the workshop Negative ions and molecules in astrophysics, Gothenburg, Sweden, International program committee member of ECAMP11, Aarhus, Denmark, International program committee of the Electrostatic Storage Devices conference series, from International committee member of EGAS (European Group of Atomic Systems) External review of funding and positions Reviewer of proposal for CNRS (France) (2010). Reviewer for the US-Israel Binational Science Foundation. Reviewer for the Israel Science Foundation. External expert for filling associate professorship position at the Department of Physics, University of Helsinki (spring 2015). Reviewer for the Icelandic Research Fund (2015). External expert for position at the Department of Physics, University of Helsinki (fall 2016). Editorial work Editor of special issue of International Journal of Mass Spectrometry, vol.252 (2006). Editor of the ISSPIC13 proceedings issue of Eur. Phys. J. D, vol.43(1-3) (2007). Member of the editorial board of the atomic and molecular physics section of The Scientific World Journal ( ). Member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Chemical Physics ( ). Member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Mass Spectrometry (September 2016-present). Major grants awarded after 2007 The Swedish Science Foundation, , PI (1 650 ksek 2 ); project: Energetics and thermodynamics of charged clusters. STINT 2010 for collaboration with scientists at Seoul National University, Korea, and Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan, PI (500 ksek). 2 1 SEK 0.12 Euro

4 Nordforsk Researcher Networks , Charged clusters in the atmosphere as co-applicant. PI was Hanna Vehkamäki, University of Helsinki/Aalto University, Nine partners (900 knok 3 ). Gothenburg University Faculty of Science Nanoparticle Platform Leader Ca. 20 research groups from Depts. of Physics and Chemistry, University of Gothenburg (2500 ksek/year). Nano Connect Scandinavia , funding by EU, seven partners (43 MSEK). Faculty of Science Strategic Initiative (sabbatical grant for fall 2014) (687 ksek). AarhusUniversitetsForskningsfond(visitingscientistgrant,spring2015)(347kDKR 4 ). Hercules Foundation, Belgium, co-applicant (medium size infrastructure, fall 2015) (561 keuro). International conferences, summer schools and workshop organization Telluride Research Center Cluster Workshop Co-organizer with D.Wales, Cambridge. Conference secretary, ISSPIC13 (Gothenburg, July 2006). Organizer of the 1st Nanoparticle and STINT Summer School, August 20-31, Organized(w. P.Andersson) workshop Nucleation of inorganic atmospheric clusters and particles, Gothenburg, Sweden, August 13-15, Co-director of the 50th Solid State Ettore Majorana Summer school Shell structure in finite quantum systems (w. V. Kresin, University of Southern California), Erice, Sicily, Italy, July Organizer of Summer School on Storage Devices and Ion Traps, Gothenburg, June Organizer of the 2013 NICITA workshop on ions in the atmosphere, Gothenburg, March Co-organizer of Nordic Cluster Summer School, Gothenburg, June 2014 (w. H. Grönbeck). Member of the international program committee of the conference series Electrostatic Storage Devices, June 2015-present. Delocalized electrons in atomic and molecular nanoclusters, Sicily, July 2016, International School of Solid State Physics (71st Workshop) at the Ettore Majorana Foundation and Centre for Scientific Culture (w. V.V. Kresin, University of Southern California). 3 1 NOK 0.13 Euro 4 1 DKR 0.13 Euro

5 Photophysics of biomolecules Telluride workshop, Telluride, July 2017 (w. S.B. Nielsen, Aarhus, Denmark; J.M. Weber, JILA, Colorado, USA; P. Barran, Manchester, UK). Organizer of the ESD8 conference on electrostatic storage devices, Tianjin Dynamics of Nanoclusters with Delocalized Electrons, Sicily, July 2020, International School of Solid State Physics (77st Workshop) at the Ettore Majorana Foundation and Centre for Scientific Culture (w. V.V. Kresin, University of Southern California). Excerpts of my pedagogical portfolio Ph.D. theses supervision: J.Toppari, M.T.Savolainen, L.Taskinen(shared w. J.Pekola, University of Jyväskylä); M. Kjellberg, E. Sundén (Gothenburg University) (all completed). Masters theses supervision: Seven completed, one ongoing. Lecturing Topics: Solid state physics; quantum effects in finite systems; statistical physics of nanoparticles; atomic and molecular physics; atomic, molecular and cluster physics; advanced classical mechanics; solid state physics Universities: Gothenburg, Chalmers, Jyväskylä. Degree opponent and committees External evaluator for the docent degree of Aldana Rosso (Lund University, December 2016). Opponent for Ph.D. thesis of Tinja Olenius (Department of Physics, University of Helsinki, March 2015) Opponent for Licentiate thesis 5, Magnus Borgh (LTH, Lund, December 2004). Opponent for Licentiate thesis, Anders Börjesson (Gothenburg, January 2009). Membership of Ph.D. committees: 10 Swedish, 1 Japanese, 1 French, 1 Belgian. Invited/selected talks 99 oral presentations from 1990 to April 2018, including invited and selected conference talks, talks at workshop and non-home institutions. 5 Swedish thesis equivalent to half Ph.D degree