The fields of X-Ray Spectroscopy in Atomic and Strong State Physics have actually gone through amazing growth, sometimes rather anarchic, throughout the past decade. The old mold of X-ray spectroscopy has actually been burst, and this ASI provided a thorough expedition of theory and recently established methods; however, some work still needs to be done to develop a new frame and lower anarchy in the field. The function of this Institute was to collect atomic and solid state physicists operating in theoretical and new speculative strategies just recently developed. The lectures were concerned with, among others, the following fields: theory of X-ray near-edge structure, XPS and AES with traditional and synchrotron radiation sources, PIXE, EXAFS, SEXAFS, XRF, SXS, and molecular spectroscopy. The Institute thought about in detail a few of these experimental tech niques and the important theoretical analyses by choosing an important list of lectures which summarize the scientific contents of the ASI. The genuinely international character of this NATO ASI, its size, and the high quality of the speakers added to make this school a very productive clinical conference. Two to four basic lectures were given each working day and 3 afternoons were booked for presentation of existing work in the type of posters. We think that these poster presentations reflect the existing research work of the individuals.
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