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Nano and Quantum Science :
Driving Tomorrow's Technology
Content
Nano materialsNano (hybrid) structuresNano electronicsNano photonicsNano mechanicsQuantum computationQuantum measurementQuantum information theoryQuantum dotsSuperconducting Quantum Interference DeviceSemiconductor Quantum Physics
Lecturers and Titles
SQUID Femtoscience: Fundamentals, Magnetometers and Amplifiers
SQUID Femtoscience: Applications from Cosmology to Medicine
Prof. John Clarke / University of California, Berkeley, USA
Quantum Dots: From Growth to Quantum Applications
Shaping Nanomembranes into a New Nanoworld
Prof. Oliver G. Schmidt / IFW Dresden, Germany
Ultrafast Optical Control of Charge and Spin in Artificial Atoms and Molecules
Prof. Jonathan Finley / Walter Schottky Institut, Germany
Semiconductor Micro/Nanomechanical Systems
Dr. Hiroshi Yamaguchi / NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Japan
Topologically Protected Quantum Effects in Solid-State Devices
Dr. Koji Muraki / NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Japan
Nanophotonics Toward the Smallest Energy Consumption
Dr. Masaya Notomi / NTT Basic Research Laboratories, Japan
Poster Session
Poster sessions by all participants is scheduled on the evening of Tuesday November 26th in International Symposium on Nanoscale Transport and Technology (ISNTT) 2013.
The size of the poster panels will be 1.75 m high and 0.85 m wide. Pushpins for the posters will be provided. Each poster should begin with an introductory part, accessible to a much broader audience beyond specialists. Please use catchwords instead of long sentences. Each poster should end with a conclusion or a summary of the results.