July 6 - 7, 2010 Dresden, Germany International Congress Center Program 8 TH INTERNATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM - NEW IDEAS FOR INDUSTRY -
July 6 - 7, 2010Dresden, GermanyInternational Congress Center
Program
8TH INTERNATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM- NEW IDEAS FOR INDUSTRY -
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Ladies and Gentlemen,
Following the highly successful Nanofair conferences of the last years, which attracted delegates from all over the world, Nanofair 2010 again will bring together the international community of science and industry. Already started in 2002 Nanofair is the most established conference on nanotechnology inEurope and among the premier events worldwide.
Under the slogan “New Ideas for Industry” Nanofair as an international confe-rence will present a vital platform for the exchange of ideas and the generation of initiatives between science and industry. The focus of the conference will be on nanotechnology in the fields of materials and surfaces, energy, electronics, life sciences as well as analytics. Plenary lectures by internationally renowned speakers and contributed oral presentations will offer delegates excellent opportunities to become acquainted with the latest developments in this diversefield. A comprehensive poster session will complement the technical program. Sufficient time will be available for discussions on challenges and solutions, newmaterials and processes as well as with cooperation partners. An exhibition running concurrently to the conference offers excellent opportunities to promotetechnical interchange of information and to present the latest in equipment, services and materials for commercializing R&D results. Dresden with its unique alliance of large scientific research institutes of Fraunhofer, Max-Planck, Leibnizand Helmholtz Association and the University of Technology Dresden is proud ofbeing the host of the conference.
We are looking forward to welcoming you in Dresden.
Andreas Leson Conference Chairman Fraunhofer IWS, Dresden, Germany
Foreword
Scientific committee
Gerd Bachmann, Verein Deutscher Ingenieure TZ, Düsseldorf, GermanyRobert Baptist, CEA-LETI, Grenoble, FranceEckhard Beyer, Fraunhofer IWS, Dresden; University of Technology Dresden, GermanyJan Blochwitz-Nimoth, NOVALED AG, Dresden, GermanyRenato Bozio, University of Padova, Padova, ItalyBernd Büchner, Leibniz Institute for Solid State Research, Dresden; University of Technology Dresden, GermanyGianaurelio Cuniberti, University of Technology Dresden, GermanyAlex Dommann, Centre Suisse d’Electronique et de Microtechnique SA, Neuchâtel, SwitzerlandLorenzo Faraone, University of Western Australia, Crawley, AustraliaThomas Gessner, Fraunhofer ENAS, Chemnitz; University of Technology Chemnitz, GermanyHorst Hahn, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, GermanyRegine Hedderich, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, GermanyManfred Helm, Forschungszentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Dresden; University of Technology Dresden, GermanyVolker Hilarius,Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, GermanyHeinz Hilgers, PEP Photonos European Photovoltaics AG, Mainz, GermanyStefan Kaskel, University of Technology Dresden, GermanyAndreas Leson, Fraunhofer IWS, Dresden, GermanyWitold Łojkowski, Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warszawa, PolandManfred Stamm, Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research, Dresden; University of Technology Dresden, GermanyHidekazu Tanaka, ISIR Nanotechnology Center, Osaka University, Osaka, JapanMarcus Textor, ETH Zürich, Zürich, SwitzerlandBrigitte Voit, Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research, Dresden; University of Technology Dresden, GermanyMartin Wegener, University of Karlsruhe, GermanyMatthias Werner, NMTC GmbH Berlin, GermanyEhrenfried Zschech, Fraunhofer IZFP, Dresden, Germany
Program
08:00 Registration
Opening (Room 1)
09:00 Welcome address
Plenary Session (Room 1)
09:30 Graphene: magic of flat carbon Andre Geim (plenary)University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom
10:15 Nanotechnology a sustainable answer to global challengesRüdiger Iden (plenary)BASF SE, Ludwigshafen, Germany
11:00 Coffee break with technical exhibition
Tuesday, 6 July
Materials/composites I (Room 1)
Material aspects in organic electronics,esp. OLEDs and OPVJan Blochwitz-Nimoth (invited)Novaled AG, Dresden, Germany
Embryonic states of fluorapatite-gela-tine-nanocomposites and their intrinsicelectric field driven morphogenesisRüdiger Kniep et al.Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, Dresden, Germany
Self-catalytic growth of straight Si nano-wires with high aspect ratio on Si (100)substrate by simple sputter depositionP. K. Giri et al.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati,Guwahati, India
Nanosphere lithography: a cost effectivetechnology towards large scale integra-tion of nanostructures into microsystemsClaus Burkhardt et al.NMI Naturwissenschaftliches und Medizinisches Institut an der Universität Tübingen, Reutlingen, Germany
Surfaces (Room 2)
Nanostructured polymeric materials bytemplating strategiesWolfgang Knoll (invited)Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH,Wien, Austria
Nanocomposites for functional appli-cations by physical vapor deposition processesThomas Strunskus et al.Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel, Kiel,Germany
Nanobonding – New developments andapplicationsChristian Walz et al.Innojoin GmbH & Co KG, Bremen, Germany
Durable active corrosion protectionwith added featuresHans GötzKERONA GmbH, Ingelfingen, Germany
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13:00 Lunch break with technical exhibition
Materials/composites II (Room 1)
The UK national strategy for nano-technologyColin Johnston (invited)Dept. of Materials, University of Oxford,Oxford, Great Britain
Perspectives of atomic clusters in technologyAndreas Schmidt-OttDelft University of Technology, Delft,The Netherlands
Synthesis and characterisation of different kinds of carbon nanofibres - Herringbones/platelets -Albrecht Leonhardt et al. Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research, Dresden, Germany
New possibilities for applications basedon carbon nanotubesOliver Jost et al.Fraunhofer Institute for Material andBeam Technology IWS, Dresden, Germany
Life sciences I (Room 2)
Biomimetic functionalization of nano-particles for targeted medical imagingapplicationMarcus Textor et al. (invited)ETH Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland
Fabrication of drug nanoparticles anddrug-polymer composite particlesMitali Kakran et al.Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, Republic of Singapore
Dendritic glycopolymers - functional nanomaterials for life science appli-cationBrigitte Voit et al.Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research,Dresden, Germany
Size controlled preparation of nanopar-ticles and safe-to-handle nanoparticle dispersions by the use of ionic liquidsFrank Stiemke et al.IoLiTec Ionic Liquids TechnologiesGmbH, Heilbronn, Germany
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15:30 Coffee break with technical exhibition
Tuesday, 6 July
Energy (Room 1)
Silicon heterojunction solar cells withnanolayer passivationWolfgang Fahrner (invited)University of Hagen, Hagen, Germany
Expanding the dye solar cells technol-ogy to smart windows, logic gates and sensorsHenrique E. Toma et al.Instituto de Química, Universidade deSão Paulo, Brazil
Nanofibers – a new material form foradvanced Li-ion batteriesMilos DusekElmarco s.r.o., Liberec, Czech Republic
Scaling-up of ICP technology for continuous production of metallic nanopowders for battery applicationsMarc Leparoux et al.EMPA, Materials Science and Technol-ogy, Thun, Switzerland
Life sciences II (Room 2)
Structural basis of multidrug recognitionAkihito Yamaguchi (invited)ISIR, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan
Design and production of biofunctionalsurfaces for applications ranging frommedicine technology and diagnostics toenvironmental technologyGünter TovarFraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB, Stuttgart, Germany
Integration of carbon nanotubes in microelectrode arrays for neurostimu-lation and biosensing applicationsMartin Stelzle et al.NMI Naturwissenschaftliches und Medizinisches Institut an der UniversitätTübingen, Reutlingen, Germany
Tailoring microstructure to optimise electrical resistance and gas sensing properties of tin dioxide filmsDavid Rickerby et al.European Commission Joint ResearchCentre, Ispra VA, Italy
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17:30 Poster session (Foyer)
Paper posters will be on display during the whole conference in order to give participants enough time for studying them. In addition, a special poster session will be held on Tuesday evening at 17:30 enabling the authors to present and explain their research projects and outcomes.Details on the poster session may be found at www.nanofair.com.
19:15 Transfer to evening reception
19:30 Evening reception with buffet (Castle Albrechtsberg)
Awarding of the Young Researcher Prize
We invite you to spend a glamorous evening at the Castle Albrechtsberg,one of 3 castles along the right hand river side of the Elbe. After the Awarding of the Young Researcher Prize you will have the occasion to admire the gorgeous saloons, the beautiful garden and the panorama view over Dresden’s city and the countryside. We hope that the historic atmosphere will contribute to inspiring discussions. It goes without saying that we do not forget the soccer fans of the soccer World Cup. The broadcasting of the semi-final round will be provided.
Transportation from the Congress Center to Castle Albrechtsberg and back will be provided.
Schloss AlbrechtsbergBautzner Strasse 13001099 Dresdenwww.schloss-albrechtsberg.de
Wednesday, 7 July
Plenary session (Room 1)
09:00 Silicon photonics for high performance computing Jürgen Michel (invited)MIT Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA
09:30 Application of novel materials in advanced transistor technologies for CMOS circuits Manfred Horstmann (invited)GLOBALFOUNDRIES, Dresden, Germany
10:00 Coffee break with technical exhibition
Electronics (Room 1)
Nanotechnology: practical systems andintegration with MEMSMeyya Meyyappan (invited)NASA Ames Research Center, MoffettField, USA
Polarity controllable silicon nanowireSchottky barrier field effect transistors -a building block for reconfigurable systemsThomas Mikolajick et al. (invited)NaMLab gGmbH, Dresden, Germany
Growth of SiC crystals on Si nanostruc-tures for enhanced field emission tech-nologyAndreas Markwitz et al.National Isotope Centre, GNS Science,Lower Hutt, New Zealand
Optical modes in ZnO nano- and micro-wire resonators - lasing and strong light-matter couplingRüdiger Schmidt-Grund et al. University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany
Analytics I (Room 2)
Soft X-ray microscopy and scattering:unique methods to characterize materi-als with structures at the nanoscaleHarald W. Ade (invited)North Carolina State University, Raleigh,USA
Electron microscopy and holography ofnanobricks of Si and Ge clathrates Paul Simon et al.Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, Dresden, Germany
NFFA: nanoscience foundries and fineanalysisGiorgio Rossi et al.CNR-INFM Laboratorio Nazionale TASC,Trieste, Italy
SARFUS: access to the nanoworld simplywith a standard optical microscope Nicolas MedardNANOLANE, Montfort-le-Gesnois,France
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12:10 Lunch break with technical exhibition
Wednesday, 7 July
Materials/composites III (Room 1)
Development of hierarchical nanostruc-tures for high performance catalystsHans-Jörg Fecht (invited)University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany
Synthesis of nano-ZnO particles using 30 000 V voltage pulses in waterWitold Łojkowski et al.Institute of High Pressure Physics, PAS,Warszawa, Poland
Nano crystal cellulose added ink enhan-ces color printing qualityYu Ping Zhang et al.Mc Gill University, Montreal, Canada
From lab to market - case study on thesuccessful commercial implementationof ultrathin glasslike coatings on auto-motive exhaust systemsCarsten Ludwig Schmidt et al.EPG AG, Zweibrücken, Germany
Analytics II (Room 2)
Nanomaterials and nanoanalysis for hydrogen solid state storageLars Röntzsch et al. (invited)Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturingand Advanced Materials (IFAM), Dresden, Germany
Quantitative Kelvin probe force micros-copy on semiconductors under ambientconditionsChristine Baumgart et al.Forschungszentrum Dresden-Rossen-dorf, Dresden, Germany
Qualitative and quantitative analysis ofnanotechnological material with scan-ning Auger microscopyAndrey Lyapin et al.Physical Electronics GmbH, Ismaning,Germany
Ultratrace element analysis of nano-particles by total reflection X-ray fluor-escence spectrometryArmin Gross et al.Bruker Nano GmbH, Berlin, Germany
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14:40 Coffee break with technical exhibition
Plenary session (Room 1)
15:10 Lecture of students award winner
15:25 Nanocrystals - past, present, future Alexander Eychmüller (invited)University of Technology Dresden, Dresden, Germany
15:55 Integrated approach for safe nanomanufacturing Frédéric Schuster (invited)Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (CEA), Saclay, France
16:25 Closing remarks
16:40 End of the conference
Monday, 5 July 2010Fraunhofer IWS Dresden, 9:00 – 17:004. Nanofair Nachwuchsforum (Nanofair Career Forum)
Emerging branches such as photovoltaics, renewable energies and thin film technologiesoffer excellent options for starting a career in industry. Therefore, motivated students, whoare in their final stage of their academic studies, will have the unique opportunity to getfirst-hand information about career opportunities and expectations of high-tech compa-nies. Top level manager of well-known companies will present their business and will beavailable for detailed discussions and conversations. The Nanofair career forum will be heldin German language. Participation of students is free of charge. The number of participantsis limited to 50 persons. Please register at [email protected] in due time.
Tuesday, 6 July 2010Castle Albrechtsberg, Dresden, 19:30Awarding of the VDI Young Researcher Prize
The VDI society of Materials Engineering awards a prize for the best diploma, bachelors ormaster’s thesis in the field of nanotechnology. A jury of renowned experts reviewed theseproposals and made up their decision on the winner. The award ceremony for the YoungResearcher Prize will be held at the evening reception of the Nanofair conference. The winner will get the opportunity to present his thesis at the conference.
Wednesday, 7 July 2010International Congress Center, Dresden, 11:00 – 15:00Workshop on Carbon Based Materials
The European ObservatoryNANO project launches a short workshop during the Nanofairconference with focus on the future of carbon based materials.
Special program
A peer reviewed report on this topic will be published in April on the ObservatoryNANOwebsite (http://www.observatory-nano.eu). The intention of the workshop is not only to discuss the report but also to discuss possible future directions from a scientific and commercial point view. Several outstanding experts including Hans-Jörg Fecht (University of Ulm), Alison Crossley (University of Oxford), Hans-Joachim Scheibe (Fraunhofer IWS) and Leif Brand (VDI-TZ) will give a short introduction to this topic. After that a round table discussion is planned. Key questions to be addressed will be most promising carbon basedapplications and future markets. The workshop is limited to 40 participants. Therefore an early registration is required at [email protected].
Thursday, 8 July 2010Fraunhofer Campus, Dresden, 9:00 – 17:00Workshop “Commercializing Future Technologies for Energy and Energy Efficiency”
Climate change and an increasing price of oil enforce considerable efforts to develop newtechnologies for the generation and for a more efficient use of energy. Solar energy, fuelcells as well as improved energy efficiency in the automotive industry are topical themes.Therefore an additional workshop will be held addressing these top issues following the conference. Leading experts will report on the latest developments and be available for discussions. Time is reserved for specific 1 to 1 meetings in order to make discussions mostproductive. Guided lab tours will complement the workshop and allow the participants togain a detailed insight in state of the art technologies.
Participation is included in the Nanofair 2010 conference fees. Stand-alone participation without a Nanofair 2010 registration will cost EUR 50,00. Please note that the number ofparticipants is limited to 50 persons and registration in advance is required. Further infor-mation and the detailed program will soon be available on the conference website. You may register for the workshop by email to [email protected].
Participation
Conference fee
Industry EUR 495,00 Academia EUR 295,00 Students* EUR 95,00
The conference fee includes all technical sessions, the abstract booklet and conference proceedings, lunch and coffee break refreshments as well as the participation in the evening reception.
* copy of student ID required
Registration
Deadline 22 June, 2010
Cancellation of registration is possible by 22 June, 2010. After this date, the full amount will be charged.
Online registration is possible at www.nanofair.com/registration/registration.php.
ContactBirgit SchaubPhone: +49 (0)351 / 83391-3323E-mail: [email protected]
Sponsoring &exhibition
Sponsoring
As a sponsor you position your company or institution with a clearly perceptiblepresence within a selected circle of participants. During the event we offer various possibilities to “fly your flag” and of getting into conversation with your potentialcustomers. Take advantage of sponsoring for positioning within an existing targetgroup, and also to increase your profile in a new industry. We would gladly provide you with an individual offer. Please do not hesitate to contact us.
Exhibition
For an optimum presentation of your company or institution, make use of the exhibition held in parallel with the conference. Take the opportunity to positionyour products and services purposefully and branch specifically. Take advantage of the accompanying exhibition at the centre of the branch meeting for your optimal product presentation and make valuable contacts. During the conferenceyou get to meet the key players of the industry - with pinpoint accuracy, conciselyand with a minimum of organizational expenditure. We are looking forward toproviding you with further information.
Please visit www.nanofair.com/exhibition/exhibition.php for detailed information.
ContactJulia ZiemerPhone: +49 (0)351 / 83391-3062E-mail: [email protected]
Event location
MARITIM Internationales Congress Center 01067 Dresden, Ostra-Ufer 2 Phone +49 351 2160 www.dresden-congresscenter.de
Conference organization
Birgit Schaub Julia ZiemerPhone +49 351 83391-3323 Phone +49 351 83391-3062 [email protected] [email protected]
Fraunhofer-Institut für Werkstoff- und Strahltechnik IWSWinterbergstraße 28 01277 Dresden, Germanywww.iws.fraunhofer.de
Conference language: English (no simultaneous translation)
Accomodation
Each participant is responsible for his/her own hotel accommodation. The organizers have reserved rooms in a few hotels in Dresden. Please pay attention to the reservation deadlines as the number of rooms available is limited. The list of recommended hotels is available at www.nanofair.com/accomodation/accomodation.php.
Conference website
For further information, please visit www.nanofair.com.
Organization
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Exhibitors
The conference includes an accompanying exhibition, which has proved itself as an excellent meeting point for developers, manufacturers and users. Amongothers, the following companies and institutions will present their latest achievements during Nanofair 2010.
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Registration fee (payable on receipt of the invoice): Industry
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