The Second International Conference on One-dimensional Nanomaterials
Scope of the conference:
The focus of the conference will be to sum up recent progress in the dynamically evolving scientific and technical field of one-dimensional materials, primarily related to the field of semiconductor nanowires formed by self-assembly, but also covering other kinds of 1D materials, such as carbon nanotubes as well as top-down fabricated nanowires. The conference will thus also constitute a natural opportunity for physicists, chemists, electronics and life-science experts to get together, interact and bring the field of basic and applied aspects of one-dimensional materials forward.
The scientific program will have focused sessions dealing with materials science and growth issues, other sessions on structural and physical properties, again other sessions on advanced processing and electronic/photonic devices. The program will also offer special sessions on novel kinds of 1D materials as well as on applications towards life-science applications. Opportunities will also be offered to visit Lund University and its Nanometer Structure Consortium research facilities where several national and international excellence programs on the topic of one-dimensional nanomaterials are conducted.
Sessions:
Nanowire growth and structural properties
Nanowire processing and electronics
Electronic properties and physics of nanowires
Other 1D-systems + mechanical & thermal properties
Bio-applications of 1D-systems
Invited Speakers:
Mildred Dresselhaus, MIT - Paul Alivisatos, UC Berkeley - Kenji Hiruma, Hokkaido University - Brian Korgel, Univ. of Texas, Austin - Li-Chyong Chen, National Taiwan Univ., Taipei - Heike Riel, IBM Rüschlikon - Mark Lundstrom, Purdue Univ. - Franz Josef Tegude, Univ. of Duisburg-Essen - Jorg Appenzeller, IBM Yorktown Heights - Carsten Ronning, Univ. Göttingen – Yann Michel Niquet, CEA, Grenoble - Zhong Lin Wang, Georgia Tech, Atlanta - Eleanor Campbell, Chalmers/Edinburgh - Heiner Linke, Univ. of Oregon - Mark Reed, Yale Univ. - Mark Welland, Cambridge Univ. - Valéry Zwiller, TU Delft - Magnus Borgström, Philips Research, Eindhoven - Bruno Chaudret, CNRS Toulouse
Organiser: Lund University
Contact details
Lars Samuelson
Sweden
E-mail:
icon2007@pronano.se
