ICAM – I2CAM Institute for Complex Adaptive Matter

Board of Governors

The ICAM Board of Governors (BoG) meets at the ICAM Annual Conference and at one or two virtual meetings during the year on an as-needed basis. The BoG sets the financial and policy boundaries of ICAM – voting on major expenditures, setting the financial limits on ICAM’s programs, approving additions and/or changes to ICAM’s policies and approving new or unique initiatives and activities.

Chair

Laura Greene — Florida State University

North America

Elihu Abrahams — University Of California, Los Angeles
James Allen — University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor
N. Peter Armitage — Johns Hopkins University
Meigan Aronson — Stony Brook University/Brookhaven National Lab Consortium
R. Stephen Berry — University Of Chicago
Ward Beyermann — University Of California, Riverside
Ravindra Bhatt — Princeton University
David Campbell — Boston University
Paul Canfield — Ames Lab
Paul Chaikin — New York University
Piers Coleman — Rutgers University
Daniel Cox — University Of California, Davis
John DiTusa — Louisiana Consortium
Vlad Dobrosavljevic — Florida State University
Robert Ecke — Los Alamos National Laboratory
Jan Engelbrecht — Boston College
Rebecca Flint — Ames Lab
Martin Forstner — Syracuse University
Richard Greene — University Of Maryland CNAM
Laura Greene — Florida State University
Richard Greene — University Of Maryland CNAM
Alan Hurd — Los Alamos National Laboratory
Aharon Kapitulnik — Stanford University
Alex Levine — University Of California, Los Angeles
Peter Littlewood — Argonne National Laboratory
M. Brian Maple — University Of California, San Diego
Alexandra Navrotsky — University Of California, Davis
David Pines — University Of California, Davis
Khandker Quader — Kent State University
Jeremy A. Sabloff — Santa Fe Institute
Sean Shaheen — University Of Colorado, Boulder
Qimiao Si — Rice University
Mel Silverman — Canadian Institute For Advanced Research (CIFAR)
Rajiv Singh — University Of California, Davis
Ivan Smalyukh — University Of Colorado, Boulder
Peter Smerud — Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
Stephen White — University Of California, Irvine

Asia

Tony Chan — Hong Kong University Of Science And Technology
Hong Ding — Chinese Academy Of Sciences, Institute Of Physics
Su Guaning — Nanyang Technological University
Sailing He — Zhejiang Consortium
Kee Hoon Kim — Center For Novel States Of Complex Materials Research, Seoul National University
Jian-Xin Li — Nanjing University
Kazuo Nishimura — Kyoto University, CAEA
Swapan K. Pati — JNCASR Bangalore
Madan Rao — NCBS-TCIS Bio-Complex Consortium
JuYeol Rhee — Sungkyunkwan University
Yasutami Takada — University Of Tokyo, Institute For Solid State Physics
Zheng-Yu Weng — Tsinghua University
Yue-liang Wu — Beijing - Xiamen Consortium
Xin-Cheng Xie — International Center For Quantum Materials (ICQM), Peking University

Australia

Ross McKenzie — University Of Queensland, Australia

Europe

Ali Alpar — Sabanci University, Istanbul, Turkey
Bernd Buechner — Leibniz Institute For Solid State And Materials Research, Dresden
David DiVincenzo — Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH
Matthias Eschrig — Hubbard Theory Consortium
Hermann Grabert — Freiburg Institute For Advanced Studies
Jurgen Haase — University Of Leipzig
Bogdan Hnat — UK NESFE (NetworkPlus On Emergence And Systems Far From Equilibrium)
Gilbert Lonzarich — University Of Cambridge
Andrew MacKenzie — Scottish Universities Physics Alliance-Bristol Consortium
Cristiane Morais Smith — Dutch Consortium
Anna Painelli — Parma Consortium
Eva Pavarini — Forschungszentrum Juelich GmbH
Fernando Quevedo — International Center For Theoretical Physics, Trieste
Cristiane Morais Smith — Dutch Consortium
Frank Steglich — Max Planck Consortium, Dresden
Cécile Sykes — Paris Consortium
Hilbert von Lohneysen — Karlsruhe Consortium
Jochen Wosnitza — Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf