Spectromicroscopy with synchrotron radiation (PEEM, Fresnel zone plates, Schwarzschild optics, SXTM)
Electron microscopy (CL-TEM, CL-SEM, SAM, TEM-EELS, SEM-FA)
Scanning probe techniques (STS, SNOM, CL-STM, OBIC)
Nanostructures (quantum dots, quantum wires, nanotubes)
Nanofabrication technology (nanolithography)

Important Dates

Title submission deadline	November 3, 2002 Closed
Abstract submission deadline	November 10, 2002 Closed
Workshop	November 25- 29, 2002 Finished

Abstract Submission for contributed papers

Submission of a PDF-file via e-mail is preferred, and a WORD file is also acceptable.
The email address for abstract submission is nss-abst@will.brl.ntt.co.jp.
The deadline for Abstract Submission is October 31, 2002.

Instructions for Abstract Preparation

An abstract should be written in English on A4 paper within one page. The abstract should have 22.5 mm margins on each side and 30 mm margins top and bottom. All text including title and so on, and a figure (if any) should fit within these margins.

The required parts of the abstract are its title, the list of authors, affiliations with addresses, and the text, in that order. Use of one figure with a caption is encouraged. Please note that we will use black and white; any photo should be high-contrast black and white.

Times and Times New Roman Fonts are the main text fonts; Symbol font may be used for special characters, and Helvetica font for labels within a figure (axis labels, etc.). Please use square brackets [1] for reference citations.

Style Specifications

Title:	14-point Times or Times New Roman, centered, one blank line after. A capital letter is used only for the first letter of title.
Authors:	12-point, centered, name of presenting author underlined.
Author affiliation:	10-point, centered, one blank line after. E-mail, fax, and phone numbers are indicated.
Body text:	12-point , single spacing with a blank line between paragraphs. New paragraphs should be indented.
Caption:	10-point Times or Times New Roman
References:	12-point, single spacing, indent lines after first line of each reference.

Sample Abstract (PDF file)

Registration Closed.

Plenary Speaker

K, Takayanagi, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Speech Title : Quantum Nanowire: Electron Microscopy combined with SPM

List of Invited Speakers

Name	Affiliation	Title
S. F. Alvarado	IBM Zurich Research Laboratory	Nano-scale excitation-spectroscopy and  interface studies of semiconducting materials using the STM
R. Berndt	Christian-Albrechts-University of Kiel	STM-based Spectroscopies of Excited Electronic States
M. Bertolo	Sincrotrone Trieste	Photoemission spectromicroscopy studies of superconductor surfaces
R. Cingolani	Universita' di Lecce
M. Colocci	Universita' di Firenze	Light transport in nanostructured materials
S. Frabboni	Universita' di Modena	Application of  Energy Filtered Convergent Beam Electron Diffraction to 2-D strain mapping in silicon
S. Heun	Sincrotrone Trieste	AFM local anodic oxidation studied by spectroscopic microscopy
S. Kawata	Graduate School of Osaka University	Tip-enhanced near-field Raman microscopy
T. Kinoshita	University of Tokyo	Photoemission electron microscopic studies at the Photon Factory
M. Kiskinova	Sincrotrone Trieste	Chemical specific imaging and micro-spectroscopy: recent achievements and future projects
T. Koshikawa	Osaka Electro-Communication University	Dynamic observation of nano-structure formation by cathode lens microscopy
K. Miyano	University of Tokyo	Spectroscopy of individual metal nanoparticles
S. Modesti	Universita' di Trieste	Structure and electronic properties of nanostructures in GaAs by cross-sectional scanning tunneling microscopy and spectroscopy
C. Oshima	Waseda University	Coherent Electron Beam
M. Oshima	University of Tokyo	Photoelectron Emission Microscopy for Magnetic Micro/Nanostructures
R. Phaneuf	University of Maryland	Correlation of Time Response and Spectroscopy in STM measurements of Devices
G. Salviati	IMEM-CNR Institute	Depth resolved and power dependent SEM-CL study of GaN/AlN/Si stacked QDs
T. Sekiguchi	National Institute for Materials Science	Characterization of widegap semiconductors and their nanostructures by cathodoluminescence/EBIC
S. Suzuki	NTT Basic Research Laboratories	Photoemission spectromicroscopy of carbon nanotubes
Y. Takiguchi	Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.	Advanced photonics for nano-technology
Y. Tanishiro	Tokyo Institute of Technology	Energy-filtered Reflection Electron Microscopy, Diffraction and Interferometry: Surface plasmon excitation and coherence
Y. Uehara	Tohoku University	Identification of surface adsorbates by scanningtunneling microscope light emission spectra
N. Ueno	Chiba University	Combined PEEM and MEEM study of organic/metal interfaces
H. Yamaguchi	NTT Basic Research Laboratories	Structural and Electrical Characterization of InAs/GaAs(111)A Heterostructures by Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Spectroscopy
N. Yamamoto	Tokyo Institute of Technology	Optical Properties of Nano-structures in Semiconductors studied by TEM-CL Technique

Program

Detailed program.pdf (116 KByte)

Sunday, November 24
16:00 - 18:00 Registartion at the International House of Japan
18:00 - 20:00 Welcome reception at the International House of Japan

Monday, November 25
Plenary talk, and scientific presentations
Tuesday, November 26
Scientific presentations, excursion, and Banquet
Wednesday, November 27
Scientific presentations, and poster presentations
Thursday, November 28
Scientific presentations and concluding remarks
Friday, November 29
"Satellite Workshop" in NTT Basic Research Laboratories
All interested participants are invited to "Satellite Workshop", starting from 13:00.

<< Program>>
12:00-13:00 Lunch (Restaurant "Forest")
13:00-15:00 Surface- and Nano-Science session (Chair; F. Maeda)
Opening remarks, S. Ishihara (Director)
<Nano- Technology and Science in Italy (13:05-13:45, 20 min/talk & discussion)>
X-ray Spectromicroscopy at ELETTRA at submicrometer length scales
--present status and new projects--
M. Kiskinova (Sincrotrone Trieste, ELETTRA)
Introduction to the research projects at IMEM-CNR
G. Salviati (IMEM-CNR Institute)
<Nano- Technology and Science in NTT BRL (13:45-14:45, 15 min/talk & discussion)>
Coherent control in semiconductor nanostructures
--toward semiconductor quantum computer--
Y. Hirayama
Development of Nanolithography for Nanodevice Fabrication
H. Namatsu
Self-assembly of nanostructures and interconnection
Y. Homma
Synchrotron radiation based material science
Y. Watanabe
14:45-14:55 Break
14:55-17:10 Lab-tour (divided to three groups)
Low temperature experimental apparatus (6th Building)
Single electron devices (3rd Building)
Synchrotron radiation facility (5th Building)
LEEM, Surface SEM (2nd Building)
17:10-17:30 Discussion
17:30-19:00 Buffet style party (Restaurant "Forest")

Hotel Accommodation

The hotel reservations will be made through the companies as follows:
Tokyo Convention & Visitors Bureau
MYTRIP NET Co., Ltd.

How to get to "the International House of Japan"

Here are recommended routes from Narita Airport to the accommodations.
Please refer to the below.

No. 1 Route

Narita Airport to Tokyo	Narita Express (JR Line)	1 hr.	2,940 yen	Please refer to the following timetable. http://www.narita-airport.or.jp/airport_e/access/train/schedule_up.html
Tokyo to Kasumigaseki	Marunouchi Line	5 min.	160 yen	Ticket from Kasumigaseki to Roppongi
Kasumigaseki to Roppongi	Hibiya Line	5 min.	-
Roppongi to Int'l House of Japan	on foot	10 min.	-	Exit No. 3 at Roppongi Station

*We strongly recommend you to take a taxi at Tokyo Station to Roppongi as the station yard would be
pretty complicated for you and as it would be hard for you with a suitcase to walk a long way in the yard
and at the stairs.


No. 2 Route

Narita Airport to Tokyo ANA Hotel	Airport Shuttle Bus	for Akasaka & Shiba	60 to 150 min.	2,900 yen	Timetable of shuttle bus at Terminal No.2 (plus 10 min. at Terminal No.1) 9:00, 9:30, 10:00 10:40, 11:20, 11:40, 13:20, 15:00 16:10, 16:40, 17:10, 18:10, 18:40(the last)
Tokyo ANA Hotel to Int'l House of Japan	taxi	-	10 min.	650 yen

*The bus goes round to various hotels. So it would take more than 2 hours.

map : <- click here

Conference Committee

Chair:	S. Ushioda	Tohoku University
Vice Chair:	G. Salviati	IMEM-CNR Institute
Secretaries:	Y. Uehara	Tohoku University
	Y. Watanabe	NTT
Treasurer:	K. Sakamoto	Tohoku University
Members:	S. Heun	Sincrotrone Trieste
	S. Kawata	Graduate School of Osaka University
	T. Kinoshita	University of Tokyo
	T. Koshikawa	Osaka Electro-Communication University
	K. Miyano	University of Tokyo
	T. Munakata	Riken
	K. Sumitomo	NTT
	Y. Takiguchi	Hamamatsu Photonics K.K.
	N. Ueno	Chiba University
	K. Yagi	National Institution for Academic Degrees
Program Chair:	N. Yamamoto	Tokyo Institute of Technology
Program Vice Chair:	T. Sekiguchi	National Institute for Materials Science
Members:	K. Miyano	University of Tokyo
	M. Sakurai	National Institue for Materials Science
	Y. Uehara	Tohoku University
	N. Ueno	Chiba University
	Y. Watanabe	NTT
Satellite Workshop Chair:	S. Ishihara	NTT
Satellite Workshop Vice Chair:	Y. Homma	NTT
Secretary:	F. Maeda	NTT

Further Information

Yoshio Watanabe (Conference Secretary)
NTT Basic Research Laboratories
3-1 Morinosato Wakamiya
Atsugi-shi, Kanagawa 243-0198, Japan
e-mail: wata@will.brl.ntt.co.jp
fax: +81-46-240-4711
Phone: +81-46-240-3425


Stefan Heun
Sincrotrone Trieste
S.S. 14, km 163.5, Basovizza
34012 Trieste (TS), Italy
e-mail: stefan.heun@elettra.trieste.it
fax: +39-040-375-8029
phone: +39-040-375-8685