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Previous Faraday Discussions All previous volumes can be viewed at Faraday Discussions from 2011 onwards are listed at Faraday Discussions 2000-2010 147: Chemistry of the Planets Introductory Lecture: The significance of trace constituents in the solar system (Sushil K. Atreya) 146: Wetting Dynamics of Hydrophobic and Structured Surfaces Introductory Lecture: Exploring nanoscale hydrophobic hydration (Peter J. Rossky) 145: Frontiers in Physical Organic Chemistry Introductory Lecture & Spiers Memorial Lecture: Interplay of theory and computation in chemistry - examples from on-water organic catalysis, enzyme catalysis, and single-molecule fluctuations (RA Marcus) 144: Multiscale Modelling of Soft Matter Introductory Lecture: Coarse-grained simulations of charge, current and flow in heterogeneous media (Daan Frenkel) 143: Soft Nanotechnology Introductory Lecture: Nanostructured Wrinkled Surfaces for Templating Bionanoparticles (Alexander Böker) 142: Cold and Ultracold Molecules Introductory Lecture: Collision experiments with Stark-decelerated beams (Sebastiaan van de Meerakker) 141: Water - From Interfaces to the Bulk Introductory Lecture: Ions at aqueous interfaces (Pavel Jungwirth) 140: Electrocatalysis - Theory and Experiment at the Interface Introductory Lecture: Electrocatalysis: theory and experiment at the interface (Marc T. M. Koper) 139: The Importance of Polymer Science for Biological Systems Introductory Lecture: Polymer science and biology: structure and dynamics at multiple scales (L. Mahadevan) 138: Nanoalloys: From Theory to Application Introductory Lecture: Nanoalloys: tuning properties and characteristics through size and composition (Julius Jellinek) Page 1 of 7

137: The Spectroscopy and Dynamics of Microparticles Introductory Lecture: Linear and non-linear spectroscopy of microparticles: Basic principles, new techniques and promising applications (Richard K. Chang) 136: Crystal Growth and Nucleation Introductory Lecture: Lessons from biomineralization: comparing the growth strategies of mollusc shell prismatic and nacreous layers in Atrina rigida (Lia Addadi) 135: Chemical Concepts from Quantum Mechanics Introductory Lecture: Quantum chemistry: The first seventy years (Roy McWeeny) 134: Atomic Transport and Defect Phenomena in Solids Introductory Lecture: Optimisation of oxygen ion transport in materials for ceramic membrane devices (J. A. Kilner) 133: Chemical Evolution of the Universe Introductory Lecture: The growth of molecular complexity in the Universe (Alexander Dalgarno) 132: Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Introductory Lecture: Surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy: new materials, concepts, characterization tools, and applications (Richard P. Van Duyne) 131: Molecular Wires and Nanoscale Conductors Introductory Lecture: Molecular mechanics and molecular electronics (James R. Heath) 130: Atmospheric Chemistry Introductory Lecture: Chemistry-Climate Coupling: The Importance of Chemistry in Climate Issues (A.R. Ravishankara) 129: The Dynamics and Structure of the Liquid-Liquid Interface Introductory Lecture: Recent Experimental Advances in Studies of Liquid/Liquid Interfaces (G. Richmond et al.) 128: Self-organising Polymers Introductory Lecture: Strategies for Controlling Intra- and Intermicellar Packing in Block Copolymer Solutions: Illustrating the Flexibility of the Self-Assembly Toolbox (T. Lodge et al.) 127: Non-Adiabatic Effects in Chemical Dynamics Introductory Lecture: Nonadiabatic Effects in Chemical Dynamics (D. G. Truhlar et al.) 126: Applications of Spectroscopy to Biomedical Problems Introductory Lecture: From Biomolecules To Biodiagnostics - Spectroscopy Does It All (M. Jackson) 125: Nanoparticle Assemblies Introductory Lecture: Small is different (U Landman et al.) Page 2 of 7

124: Quantum Inorganic Chemistry 123: Non-Equilibrium Behaviour of Colloidal Dispersions 122: Time-Resolved Chemistry: From Structure to Function 121: The Dynamic Electrode Surface 120: Nonlinear Kinetics: Complex Dynamics and Spatiotemporal Patterns 119: Combustion Chemistry: Elementary Reactions to Macroscopic Processes 118: Cluster Dynamics 117: Excited States at Surfaces 116: Bioelectrochemistry Faraday Discussions from 1990-1999 115: Molecular Photoionisation 114: The Surface Science of Metal Oxides 113: Stereochemistry and Control in Molecular Reaction Dynamics 112: Physical Chemistry in the Mesoscopic Regime 111: Molecular Interactions of Biomembranes 110: Chemical Reaction Theory 109: Chemistry and Physics of Molecules and Grains in Space 108: Dynamics of Electronically Excited States in Gaseous Clusters and Condensed Media 107: Interactions of Acoustic Waves with Thin Films and Interfaces 106: Solid State Chemistry: New Opportunities from Computer Simulations 105: Catalysis and Surface Science at High Resolution 104: Complex Fluids at Interfaces 103: Hydration Processes in Biological and Macromolecular Systems 102: Unimolecular Reaction Dynamics Page 3 of 7

101: Gels 100: Atmospheric Chemistry: Measurements, Mechanisms and Models 99: Vibrational Optical Activity: Fundamentals to Biological Applications 98: Polymers at Surfaces and Interfaces 97: Structure and Dynamics of Van der Waals Complexes 96: Dynamics at the Gas/Solid Interface 95: Crystal Growth 94: The Liquid/Solid Interface at High Resolution 93: Structure and Activity of Enzymes 92: The Chemistry and Physics of Small Metallic Particles 91: Structure and Dynamics of Reactive Transition States 90: Colloidal Dispersions 89: Structure of Surfaces and Interfaces as studied using Synchotron Radiation Faraday Discussions 1980-1989 88: Charge Transfer in Polymeric Systems 87: Catalysis by Well Characterised Materials 86: Spectroscopy at Low Temperatures 85: Solvation 84: Dynamics of Elementary Gas-phase Reactions 83: Brownian Motion 82: Dynamics of Molecular Photofragmentation 81: Lipid Vesicles and Membranes 80: Physical Interactions and ENergy Exchange at the Gas-Solid Interface 79: Polymer Liquid Crystals 78: Radicals in Condensed Phases Page 4 of 7

77: Interfacial Kinetics in Solution 76: Concentrated Colloidal Dispersions 75: Intramolecular Kinetics 74: Electron and Proton Transfer 73: Van de Waals Molecules 72: Slectivity in Heterogeneous Catalysis 71: High Resolution Spectroscopy 70: Photoelectrochemistry 69: Phase Transitions in Molecular Solids 68: Organization of Macromolecules in the Condensed Phase Faraday Discussions from 1970-1979 67: Kinetics of State Selected Species 66: Structures and Motion in Molecular Liquids 65: Colloid Stability 64: Ion-Ion and Ion-Solvent Interactions 63: Radiation Effects in Liquids and Solids 62: Potential Energy Surfaces 61: Precipitation 60: Electron Spectroscopy of Solids and Surfaces 59: Physical Adsoprtion in Condensed Phases 58: Photo-effects in Adsorbed Species 57: Gels and Gelling Processes 56: Intermediates in Electrochemical Reactions 55: Molecular Beam Scattering Page 5 of 7

54: The Photoelectron Spectroscopy of Molecules 53: Reactions of Small Molecules in Excited States 52: Surface Chemistry of Oxides 51: Electrical Conduction in Organic Solids 50: The Vitreous State Faraday Discussions 1960-1969 49: Polymer Solutions 48: Motions in Molecular Crystals 47: Bonding in Metallo-organic Compounds 46: Homogeneous Catalysis with Special Reference to Hydrogenation and Oxidation 45: Electrode Reactions of Organic Compounds 44: Molecular Dynamics of the Chemical Reactions of Gases 43: The Structure and Properties of Liquids 42: Colloid Stability in Aqueous and Non-aqueous Media 41: The Role of the Absorbed State in Heterogeneous Catalysis 40: Intermolecular Forces 39: The Kinetics of Proton Transfer Processes 38: Dislocations in Solids 37: Chemical Reactions in the Atmosphere 36: Fundamental Processes in Radiation Chemistry 35: The Structure of Electronically Excited Species in the Gas Phase 34: High Resolution Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 33: Inelastic Collisions of Atoms and Simple Molecules 32: The Structure and Properties of Ionic Melts Page 6 of 7

31: Radiation Effects in Inorganic Solids 30: The Physical Chemistry of Aerosols 29: Oxidation-Reduction Reactions in Ionizing Solvents Faraday Discussions 1947-1959 Discussions of the Faraday Society Volumes 1-28 Page 7 of 7