Plenary Lectures and Short Courses

 

Plenary Lectures



Joe Greene, University of Illinois, USA  Fundamental properties of transition metal nitrides: Design strategies for growth of self organized nitride nanostructures
Kang L. Wang, UCLA, USA  Epitaxial oxides for spintronics
Emmanuel Haro Poniatowski, UAM-Iztapalapa, Mexico Transport and optical phenomena in matter
Ali Erdemir, Argonne National Lab. USA Innovative design concepts in nanocomposite coatings for extreme tribological applications
Juan Antonio Zapien, City University, Hong Kong Hybrid photonic/plasmonic nanostructures for sensing and energy applications
Pedro Prieto, Universidad del Valle, Cali Colombia Electric and magnetic properties of multiferroic oxide thin films
Juan Martínez Pastor, Universidad de Valencia, Spain Semiconductor nanostructures and nanophotonics for quantum information technology
Aristides Marcano, University of Delaware, USA Optimized photothermal lens experiment: Applications and perspectives
Gottlieb Oehrlein, University of Maryland, USA Plasma-materials interactions – from nanostructures to metamaterials
René Olivares-Navarrete, Georgia Tech and Emory University, USA Surface Properties of Biomaterials and Their Application in Endogenous Tissue Engineering
Daniel Sanchez Portal, Centro de Física de Materiales CFM, Centro Mixto CSIC-UPV/EHU, Spain  Theoretical studies of the magnetism induced by defects and non-magnetic adsorbates in graphene and carbon nanotubes

 

Short Courses



Joe Greene, University of Illinois, USA Growth of Self-assembled Nanostructures (the materials science of small things)
D. Depla, Ghent University, Belgium Reactive sputter deposition
Juan Antonio Zapien, City University, Hong Kong Ellipsometry
Juan Martínez Pastor, Universidad de Valencia, Spain Electroluminescent diodes and Lasers
René Olivares-Navarrete, Georgia Tech and Emory University, USA Biomaterial-Cell Interactions
Saúl Romero, ININ, MEX Análisis de Materiales con haces de iones
PANalytical X-Ray difraction

 

Specialist Meeting on Carbon Plenary Lectures



A. Ferrari

University of Cambridge, Dept Engn, Cambridge

UK

 Raman spectroscopy and photonics of graphene

T. Enoki

Dept of Technology, Tokyo Inst. of Tech.

Japan

Nanographene and its unconventional electronic and magnetic structures

W. I. Milne

University of Cambridge, Dept Engn, Cambridge

UK

Novel Carbon Nanotube Field Emission Sources

A. Tagliaferro

Politecnico di Torino

Italy

Carbon films as coronary stent coating

S. R. P. Silva

Univ Surrey, Nanoelect Ctr, Adv Technol Inst

UK

 Accept - Title pending confirmed

J. C. Sanchez

Materiales Nanoestructurados y Microestructura, Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Sevilla

Spain

Tribological behavior of amorphous carbon-based coatings

P. Patsalas

Univ Ioannina, Dept Mat Sci & Engn, Ioannina

Greece

 Accept - Title pending

G. A. J. Amaratunga

University of Cambridge, Dept Engn, Cambridge

UK

Nanocarbons for energy storage

M. Hiramatsu

Meijo Univ, Nano Factory, Dept Elect & Elect Engn, Nagoya

Japan

Carbon nanowalls: synthesis and application

G. Fanchini

Rutgers State Univ, NJ ---Canada

USA

Amorphization of graphene: from order to a-C

M. Chhowalla

Rutgers State Univ, NJ

UK

Large area electronics based on partially oxidized graphene

R. Nemanich

Department of Physics, Arizona State University

USA

Visible Light Photo-induced and Photo-enhanced Electron Emission from Doped Nanocrystalline Diamond Films

 J. McLaughlin

Director of the Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials Institute and NIBEC NIBEC Building University of Ulster

Ireland

 Advances in carbon nanostructures of CNT's and Graphene properties in relation to their biosensing capability

R. B Jackman

Director, MSc programme in Nanotechnology, Chair in Electronic Devices, Head, Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering & Diamond Electronics Group London Centre for Nanotechnology

UK

Detonation nanodiamonds - properties and device applications'

P. Bergonzo

Director of Research at the French Atomic Energy Commission, Diamond Sensors Laboratory

France

Diamond for biosensing and neurointerfacing applications

T. Makarova

Physics Dept., Faculty of Science and Technology at Umeå University

Sweden

Magnetic order  induced in graphite by fluorination

A. Herrera

CINVESTAV-Unidad Querétaro, Qro.

Mexico

The distribution sp2/sp3 species in carbon nanofilms and it's effect on the rheological properties

G. McGuire

International Technology Center, NC

USA

Detonation Nanodiamond in DMSO as Seeding Slurries for CVD Diamond

N. Marks

Nanochemistry Research Institute (NRI) at Curtin University

Australia

Self-assembly of carbon into nanotubes, onions and other sp2-bonded  forms

 S. Curtarolo

Associate Professor of Materials Science and Physics, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Duke University

USA

Ab-initio insights in nano catalysts: thermo-kinetic effects and size dependent Wulff plots

C. Corbella

Departamento de Física Aplicada y Óptica (FAO) of the Univsity of Barcelona

Spain

Micro/nanostructured surfaces of amorphous carbon
films with anisotropic properties

M. Buongiorno-Nardelli

CHiPS and Department of Physics, NC State University, CSMD, Oak Ridge National Laboratory 

USA

Theory of the electronic and transport properties of epitaxial graphene

D. R. McKenzie

The University of Sydney

Australia

Using an energy landscape for carbon to choose the right carbon for the job

M. Moseler

Fraunhofer Frieburg

Germany

Atomistic insights into the tribology of diamond materials and the growth of carbon nanotubes

A. Erdemir

Argonne National Labs

USA

Principles of Surface Design and Chemistry for Superlubricity in Carbon Films

A. A. Balandin

Nano-Device Laboratory, University of California - Riverside

USA

Thermal Properties of Low-Dimensional Carbon Materials

A. Krasheninnikov

Department of Physics, University of Helsinki

Finland

Engineering the structure and properties of carbon nanostructures using electron and ion beams

F. Contreras Torres

Inst. de Ciencias Nucleares, UNAM

Mexico

Chemical Functionalization of Carbon Nanomaterials

S. E. Rodil

IIM-UNAM

Mexico

Nanocomposite Amorphous Carbon-Silver films

E. Marinero

Hitachi San Jose Research Laboratory,

USA

Towards Single-Digit Atomic Layers Thick Carbon Overcoats for Information Storage Technology: Needs and Challenges

J. Robinson

US Naval Research Laboratory

USA

Tailoring graphene's properties through chemistry: from functionalization to nanomechanics

O. Dubon

Department of Materials Science and Engineering, U.C. Berkeley

USA

 Accept - Title pending

A. Khlobystov

B-28 School of Chemistry, University of Nottingham

UK

Carbon Nanotubes as Containers for Molecules

Michaël LEJEUNE

Laboratoire de Physique de la Matière Condensée, Université de Picardie Jules Verne

France

Amorphous carbon films for electrochemical applications (detection of metals)