Co-Chairs

Connie Chang-Hasnain	Dieter Bimberg	Lars Thylen
University of California Berkeley	Technical University of Berlin	Royal Institute of Technology
USA	Germany	Sweden

 

Objectives

The physics of nanoscale materials and the devices based on them has now become an important area for research and development in both academic and industry laboratories. The iNOW 2009 workshop will engage participants in considerations of state-of-the-art nanoscale semiconductor processing and synthesis, the new physics of tailoring material’s optical and electrical properties, new advances in characterization techniques, and new devices with novel functionalities.
As in the past, iNOW 2009 features tutorial-style talks, poster sessions presented by students and young scientists, rump sessions by leaders from industry, and several excursion trips to famous sites, including an excursion to the unique Stockholm outer archipelago, an open air concert night at the castles of Potsdam, and a visit to the Pergamon in Berlin.
The workshop promises ample opportunities for interaction, inspiring presentations, exciting discussions, and invigorating debates. We hope your experiences here will stimulate future collaborations and spark future breakthroughs.

Duration

                           

deadlines

                                   4/28/09            Registration on line

                                   4/28/09            Registration fee wired to TU Berlin

                                   5/17/09           Abstract Submission

Technical Topics

Photonic Crystal and Devices

Quantum Dots, Nanowires and Nanostructures

Physics of Nanostructures

Plasmonics and Left-handed Materials

Solar Cells

GaN LEDs

Integrated Photonic Circuits

High-speed Lasers and Detectors

Applications

SPECIAL NOBEL SESSION ON MONDAY, AUGUST 10 (BERLIN)