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The abstract deadline is October 17, 2011. For those interested in an oral presentation, please submit abstracts to the appropriate symposium. For each symposium, the organizers (listed below) will select some contributed papers for oral presentation;  \ncontributions not selected for oral presentation will be assigned to the poster session.  \nWATER MEDIATED CHEMICAL ASSEMBLY  \nThis symposium focuses on experimental, theoretical, and simulation studies of water’s active role in mediating and driving the structure and dynamics of systems including hydrated molecules, clusters, nano-particles, biopolymers, and interfaces. Although pure water and simple aqueous solutions have been extensively studied, vast structural regimes and dynamical landscapes associated with water’s role in biological and nanomaterial chemical-assembly remain to be explored. These include elucidating the impact of cooperative (non-additive/synergetic) phenomena in materials ranging from hydrated molecular clusters (at low temperature in the gas phase) to aqueous solutions and nanometer aggregates (at room temperature in the liquid phase), as well as understanding the changes in water’s structure and dynamics as it interacts with small molecules, nano-particles, and macroscopic objects. Moreover, collective motions of water networks spanning time scales ranging from femtoseconds to hours hold a wealth of information about how water molecules facilitate and drive chemical assembly in systems ranging from biological proteins to nano-composites. This symposium provides a forum for reporting and discussing emerging experimental and theoretical developments in these forefront areas, as well as promoting the innovation of watermediated nano-machines, devices, and materials.  \nDor Ben-Amotz, Purdue University, [bendor@purdue.edu](bendor@purdue.edu)  \nDmitry Matyushov, Arizona State University, [dmitrym@asu.edu](dmitrym@asu.edu)  \nSINGLE MOLECULES: THEORY MEETS EXPERIMENT  \nAdvances in single molecule manipulation and detection have found wide applications atthe interface of chemistry, physics, and biology. The single-molecule approach allows us to observe transient states and kinetic pathways that are difficult to resolve in ensemble measurements, thus providing insights that stimulate new theories and models. Indeed, the field of single molecules has benefited greatly from the lively interactions between theory and experiment, which will be highlighted in this symposium. The proposed symposium features a mixture of physical chemists and biological chemists, and includes a diverse range of subsections: (1) single molecule methods,(2) conformational dynamics, (3) nano/exciton systems, (4) biological applications, (5) photo-synthetic systems, and (6) bio-mechanics.  \nRobert Dickson, Georgia Institute of Technology, [robert.dickson@chemistry.gatech.edu](robert.dickson@chemistry.gatech.edu)[ ](robert.dickson@chemistry.gatech.edu)Jianshu Cao, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, [jianshu@mit.edu](jianshu@mit.edu)  \nFROM GEOCHEMISTRY TO BIOCHEMISTRY AND  \nTHE ORIGIN OF LIFE  \nPlanetary chemistry set the stage for the emergence of biochemistry from geochemistry. Physical conditions on ancient Earth gave rise to abiotic organic synthesis, which generated a heterogeneous mixture of small molecules and polymers. Entropically driven organization of the available abiotic molecular species resulted in the emergence of molecular systems capable of metabolism, self-replication, and evolution. Interactions between the atmosphere, ocean, mineral surfaces, and space impacted all of these processes, ultimately generating micro- and macroscopic systems. 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