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APPENDIX 2 List of selected sites at which QMS is carried out and prominent scientists.(EUROPE and AFRICA). Same order as in Section 3. Technical Note, April 2011: This survey is not being updated on any regular basis. Certain changes have been made, responding to individual requests. DENMARK Danmarks Tekniske Universitet: Jens Peder Dahl (emeritus): Wigner representations, phase space properties Niels Engholm Henriksen: scattering and reaction dynamics Jens Kehlet N?rskov: Catalysis, surfaces, density functional developments K?benhavns Universitet: John Avery (emeritus): Sturmian methods, hyperspherical harmonincs Solveig J?rgensen: Reaction dynamics, particularly atmosheric processes Kurt V. Mikkelsen: Reaction dynamics, solvent problems Sten Rettrup: Spin problems, two-photon processes Stephan P. A. Sauer: Response features, NMR, vibrational features Roskilde Universitet: Jens Spanget-Larsen: Applied molecular orbital theory, spectroscopy MCD, LCD Erik W. Thulstrup (emeritus): Spectroscopic methods with applied electronic theory Syddansk Universitet (University of Southern Denmark): Hans J?rgen Aa. Jensen: Electronic response features, relativistic formulations ?rhus Universitet: Lundbeck Center for Theoretical Chemistry Director : Poul J?rgensen, co-directors: Jeppe Olsen and Ove Christiansen Other faculty: Frank Jensen, Jan Linderberg (emeritus), 9 visitors or post-doctoral fellows, 8 graduate students: Electronic structure theory, coupled cluster, linear response, DFT, vibronic couplings and more. Biomodelling: Birgit Schi?tt with 10 associates: Force fields, applications to protein dynamics, enzymatics and drug design FINLAND Abo Akademi, Turku: Matti Hotokka. (Complexation, spectroscopy) University of Helsinki: Theoretical Chemistry Pekka Pyykk? (Relativistic effects, new inorganic species, chemical bonding) (Emeritus since November 2009) Dage Sundholm (Nanosystems and quantum dots, aromaticity and magnetic