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PROGRAMME
     

The School is structured in three different blocks:

Lecture

General lectures (50 min+ 10 min discussion): This part will deal with the essential aspects of Molecular Nanoscience on the topics i) Supramolecular Chemistry in Nanoscience; ii) Concepts, materials and applications of Molecular Electronics; iii) Single-Molecule Electronics; iv) Molecular Nanomagnetism; v) Molecule-based Spintronics .

  • Agrait, Nicolas, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain
    "Single-molecule electronics"

  • Biscarini, Fabio, Institute for Nanostructured Materials Studies – CNR, Bologna, Italy
    "Nanofabrication"

  • Champness, Neil, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom. 
    "Molecular Organisation: Working with Molecules on the Nanoscale"

  • Cornia, Andrea, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia & INSTM, Italy.
    "Molecular Nanomagents"

  • Liz Marzan, Luis, Universidad de Vigo, Spain.
    "Optical properties of Metals at the Nanoscale"

  • Loss, Daniel, University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland.
    "Quantum computing with magnetic molecules"

  • Perlo, Pietro, FIAT Italy.
    "Heterogeneous Materials and Systems integration for energy efficiency"

  • Schuller, Ivan K., University of California, San Diego. EEUU
    "Structure, magnetotransport and sensing using organic thin films"

  • Seneor, Pierre, Unité Mixte de Physique CNR, Thales, France. 
    "Trends in spintronics"

     
     
     
Seminar

Specialized lectures (25 min + 5 min discussion): In this part, short tutorial lectures showing some relevant scientific advances in the above topics will be presented by the most representative European research groups active in Molecular Nanosciences.

Surname

Name

Title

 

Affronte

Marco

"Playing with antiferromagnetic molecular rings"

Almeida

Manuel

"Molecular Conductors; Recent Advances and Current Challenges"

Arias

Ricardo

"Single-Molecule Biology"

Bjørnholm

Thomas

"Single-molecule electron transfer in solid state three-terminal devices:
Status and challenges for molecular electronics with single molecules"

Bousseksou

Azzedine

"Fast Switching at Room Temperature, Elaboration and Nano-structuration of Spin Crossover Molecular Materials"

Camarero

Julio

"Exploring nanomagnetism with soft x-rays based techniques"

Cavallini

Max

"Unconventional Lithographic Techniques applied"

Constable

Ed

"Next generation photonic devices"

Cronin

Lee

"Developing Molecular Nanoscale Devices Based on Molecular Metal Oxides"

Dalcanale

Enrico

"New avenues in the self-assembly on surfaces"

Day

Peter

"Past and Future of Molecule-based Information Processing"

Ferrer

Jaume

"Tuning the magnetic anisotropy and anisotropic magnetorresistance of magnetic molecules"

Hernando

Antonio

"Magnetism of Nanoparticles"

Mallah

Talal

"Multishell Magnetic Coordination Nanoparticles"

Martin

Nazario

"Solar cells based on fullerenes"

Miranda

Rodolfo

"Self-assembly of functional molecular nanostructures at surfaces"

Palacio

Fernando

"Magnetic nanoparticles for biomedical applications"

Palacios

Juan José

"Graphene spintronics"

Palomares

Emilio

"Photo-induced Electron Transfer at the Nanoscale: Towards the Control of Electronic
Motion in Photovoltaic Devices"

Pignataro

Bruno

"Speed dependent self-assembly of molecular superstructures at surfaces"

Dumas

Eddy

"Functionalization of metal nanoparticles by inorganic systems"

Suderow

Hermann

"Superconductivity studied by scanning tunneling spectroscopy at very low temperatures"

Thelakkat

Mukundan

"Chemical approaches to control the interface and morphology in heterojunction solarcells"

Torres

Tomas

"Phthalocyanines and Related Systems for Solar Cells"

Vanderzande

Dirk

"Low Band Gap Polymers: Control on Properties via Engineering of the Molecular Structure"

Veciana

Jaume

"Nanostructuring functional molecular materials: From basic science to applied devices"

 
 
 
Special
Seminar

Surname

Name

Title

 

López-Anton

Ricardo

"Polarised neutron reflectometry (PNR) and Small Angle Neutron Scattering
(SANS): Principles and Applications"

 
 
 
Oral Communication

Oral communications (10-min communications + 5-min discussion): With the aim of encouraging discussion and communication among all the participants, the students will have the opportunity to present short communications about their research results, including those that, although incomplete, can promote debate.

 
 
 
 
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