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Nanostructures: Physics and Technology

Monday, 2. February 2015 - 12:53

The annual International Symposium on Nanostructures is chaired by two Nobel Prize laureates — Professor Zh. Alferov and Professor L. Esaki, and traditionally organized together with the Academic University, Submicron Heterostructures for Microelectronics Research and Engineering Center of the RAS, Foundation for Support of Education and Science (Alferov's Foundation) and Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute of the RAS which are pioneering in many directions of this impetuously developing area. The Symposium was launched in 1993 by its Co-Chairs. It was one of the first in the area, which has become one of the leading in the modern physics and technology.

The aim of the 23rd Symposium is to focus on the newest achievements in physics, technology and applications of solid state and life nanostructures and bring together various scientific groups actively working in these very important directions. The Symposium scientific program covers a wide spectrum of physical phenomena, studied by the participants from both basic and applied point of view. The technological aspects related to nanostructures are also presented.

Main Topics

•Technology of Nanostructures: Growth, Self-Organization and Nanopatterning
•Atomic-scale Characterization of Nanostructures
•Electrical. Magnetic and Optical Properties of Nanostructures (including Spin-Related Phenomena, Graphene, Many Particle Effects, Infrared and THz Phenomena)
•Nanostructure Device Applications in Electronics, Spintronics and Computing
•Nanophotonics, Microcavity and Photonic Crystals: Properties, Characterization and Applications
•Emerging Materials in Nanostrucutures (including Semiconductors, Oxides, Metals, Ferromagnetics, Carbon-based, Polymer and Biomaterials)
•Nanostructures and Life Sciences
•Metamaterials

All contributions should be presented in English that is the official language of the Symposium. No simultaneous translation services will be provided.

Symposium Format

The Symposium program will comprise invited talks and contributed papers. The latter should be earlier unpublished works that either have been completed or are at their final stages. All contributions will be reviewed for technical merit and content by the International Program Committee on the basis of the extended abstracts submitted by the authors. Main criteria for paper acceptance are originality, significance of presented results, quality and completeness of the abstracts. The accepted papers will be assigned to either oral or poster presentation at the discretion of the International Program Committee.

Plenary, invited and contributed talks will be presented in a single-session format at opening, closing and regular oral sessions. There will be a few poster sessions.

Oral presentations will conform to a 30-minute and 20-minute format (including 5 minutes for discussions) for plenary/invited and contributed talks, respectively.

Each poster presenter will be provided with a 1x1 m2 board.

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International Symposium on Nanostructures
Saint Petersburg