NANOP 2016 SCHEDULE
Detailed program (new!)
The final program of the Conference is now online;
Schedule overview
Schedule overview
- 8 AM
- 9 AM
- 9:35 AM
- 10:15 AM
- 10:45 AM
- 11:20 AM
- 12 PM
- 1:30 PM
- 2:30 PM
- 4 PM
- 4:30 PM
- 7 PM
Wednesday, Dec 7
- Registration
- Prof. Oliver G. Schmidt:
Nanophotonics with nanomembrane materials and architectures - Prof. Harald Giessen:
Merging micro- and nano-optics - Break
- Prof. Giorgio Margaritondo:
X-ray Free Electron Lasers: the New frontier of Spectromicroscopy - Prof. Satoshi Kawata:
Plasmonic Raman microscopy for nano, 3D, and deep UV imaging - Lunch
- Posters session
& Sponsors exhibition - Oral sessions
- Break
- Oral sessions
- Afterwork
Thursday, Dec 8
- Registration
- Prof. Jeremy J. Baumberg:
Seeing single atoms and molecules by confining light to the nanoscale - Prof. Yong-Hoon Cho:
Classical and Quantum Light Generation with Nitride-based Semiconductor Nanostructures - Break
- Prof. Christophe Moser:
Progress in printing and imaging with optical fibers - Prof. Jean-Michel Gerard:
Photonic wires and trumpets : an attractive novel platform for quantum optoelectronic devices - Lunch
- Posters session
& Sponsors exhibition - Oral sessions
- Break
- Oral sessions
- Afterwork
Friday, Dec 9
- Registration
- Prof. Laurent Vivien:
Recent advances in silicon photonics - Prof. Elisabeth Giacobino:
Quantum light generation with semiconductor nanostructures - Break
- Prof. David Ritchie:
Quantum light sources using InAs quantum dots - Prof. Manish Chhowalla:
Two dimensional transition metal dichalcogenides for photonics and electronics - Lunch
- Posters session
& Sponsors exhibition - Oral sessions
- Break
- Oral sessions
The Plenary speeches will be held in the auditorium, all other activities are suspended during those sessions in order to enable all participants to attend. There will be several oral sessions and workshops in parallel during the afternoon on different topics. Those sessions will be held in smaller rooms and the participants can select the ones they want to attend depending on their topics of interest.
The detailed schedule will be published few days after the registration deadline.
CONFERENCE AWARDS
The Group Surys is pleased to offer a prize to the best abstract in the thematic “Surface with enhanced optical properties”. This award includes
[icon name=icon_ribbon_alt] A certificate
[icon name=icon_ribbon_alt] A € 500 cash prize
This prize has been awarded to Ms. Franziska Barho from the Institut d’Electronique et des Systèmes of the Université de Montpellier for the abstract “Highly doped semiconductor plasmonic resonators for surface enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy”
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The In-Fine common laboratory between The University of Technology of Troyes and the Surys Group is pleased to offer a prize to the best abstract in the thematic “Large scale nanostructuring”. This award includes:
[icon name=icon_ribbon_alt] A certificate
[icon name=icon_ribbon_alt] A € 500 cash prize
This prize has been awarded to Ms. Saraswati Behera from the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi for the abstract “Single step optical realization of 3D photonic bandgap submicrometer periodic structures for thermophotovolatics”
Wiley is pleased to offer a prize to the best poster presentation. This award includes:
[icon name=icon_ribbon_alt] A certificate
[icon name=icon_ribbon_alt] A € 600 voucher for Wiley books
This prize has been awarded to Dr. Danial Khorsandi from the Harvard-MIT’s Division of health science and technology, for the abstract “Nano-bioadhesive optical eye lens for corneal perforation”
INVITED TALKS
The authors of outstanding papers will be offered the opportunity to participate to the conference as invited talks and have their registration fees reimbursed.
The papers will be chosen within different areas/ topics and the final number will depend on the quality and the quantity of submitted papers
The selection of the best papers will be based on the Scientific Committee marks and the Chairman’s approval. The criteria are: technical merit, originality and novel perspectives, impact and interest for the scientific research.