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nanoICT School 1 (NanoOptics – NanoPhotonics) / nanoICT one-day Symposium / nanoICT School 2 (Modeling)

Scientific Programme - nanoICT School 1 (NanoOptics – NanoPhotonics) Monday October 26, 2009

08:30-09:00	Registration

09:00-09:45	Remi Carminati (ESPCI, France)
	Single dipole emitters in nanostructured environments Course 1: Dipole radiation: From classical to quantum
09:45-10:15	Discussion

10:15-11:00	Luis Froufe (ICMM-CSIC, Spain)
	Photonic crystals Course 1: Introduction
11:00-11:30	Discussion

11:30-12:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

12:00-12:45	Juan Jose Saenz (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain)
12:00-12:45	Electromagnetic and light forces on small particles Course 1: Scattering, absorption and radiation pressure
12:45-13:15	Discussion

13:15-15:00	Lunch

15:00-15:45	Remi Carminati (ESPCI, France)
	Single dipole emitters in nanostructured environments Course 2: Single-molecule fluorescence in complex environments
15:45-16:15	Discussion

16:15-17:00	Luis Froufe (ICMM-CSIC, Spain)
	Photonic crystals Course 2: Light emission and transport
17:00-17:30	Discussion

17:30-18:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

18:00-18:45	Juan Jose Saenz (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Spain)
	Electromagnetic and light forces on small particles Course 2: Non-conservative light forces
18:45-19:15	Discussion

Scientific Programme - nanoICT School 1 (NanoOptics – NanoPhotonics) Tuesday October 27, 2009

09:00-09:45	Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE, Spain)
	Basics and applications of near-field optical microscopy (1)
09:45-10:15	Discussion

10:15-11:00	Javier Aizpurua (CSIC - UPV/EHU - DIPC, Spain)
	Basic aspects of optical response in nanostructures Course 1: Optical response in metallic nanoantennas
11:00-11:30	Discussion

11:30-12:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

12:00-12:45	Niek van Hulst (ICFO, Spain)
12:00-12:45	Course 1: Single molecules & single photon emitters
12:45-13:15	Discussion

13:15-15:00	Lunch

15:00-15:45	Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE, Spain)
	Basics and applications of near-field optical microscopy (2)
15:45-16:15	Discussion

16:15-17:00	Javier Aizpurua (CSIC - UPV/EHU - DIPC, Spain)
	Basic aspects of optical response in nanostructures Course 2: Optical response in semiconductor quantum dots
17:00-17:30	Discussion

17:30-18:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

18:00-18:45	Niek van Hulst (ICFO, Spain)
	Course 2: Adressing the nanoscale by far and near field optical methods
18:45-19:15	Discussion

Scientific Programme - nanoICT one-day Symposium Wednesday October 28, 2009

09:00-09:30	Remi Carminati (ESPCI, France)
	Nano-optics in disordered media
09:30-10:00	Juan Jose Saenz (UAM, Spain)
	Giant enhanced diffusion of nanoparticles in optical vortex fields	Full Presentation (1,7Mb)
10:00-10:30	Luis Froufe (ICMM-CSIC, Spain)
	Threshold of a Random Laser with Cold Atoms	Full Presentation (1,1Mb)
10:30-11:00	Antonio Garcia-Martin (IMM-CSIC, Spain)
	Magnetoplasmonics: an overview on the fundamentals and applications	Full Presentation (1,8Mb)
11:00-11:30	Coffee Break – Poster Session

11:30-12:00	Niek Van Hulst (ICFO, Spain)
	Controlling photon emitters on nanometer and femtosecond scale	Full Presentation (3,2Mb)
12:00-12:30	Rainer Hillenbrand (CIC nanoGUNE, Spain)
	IR and THz nanoscopy for characterizing electronic and photonic nanostructures
12:30-13:00	Javier Aizpurua (CSIC - UPV/EHU - DIPC, Spain)
	Metallic nanoantennas for field-enhanced spectroscopy and microscopy
13:00-13:30	Luis Hueso (CIC nanoGUNE, Spain)
	Spintronics with Organic Semiconductors

13:30-15:30	Lunch (Buffet) – Poster Session

15:30-16:00	Yann-Michel Niquet (CEA-INAC, France)
	Modeling the electronic, optical and transport properties of semiconductor nanowires	Full Presentation (4,0Mb)
16:00-16:30	Stephan Roche (CEA-INAC, France)
	Applying magnetic fields to carbon-based low dimensional materials: from Aharonov-Bohm effects to Landau levels formations	Full Presentation (6,1Mb)
16:30-17:00	Pablo Ordejon (CIN2, Spain)
	Transport properties of carbon nanotube links between graphene layers	Full Presentation (3,3Mb)
17:00-17:30	Coffee Break – Poster Session

17:30-18:00	Uzi Landman (Georgia Tech, USA)
	Classical and quantum emergent behavior at the nanoscale
18:00-18:30	Daniel Sanchez Portal (CSIC - UPV/EHU - DIPC, Spain)
	Tilt angle dependence of electronic transport in molecular junctions of self-assembled alkanethiols	Full Presentation - Part I (12,3Mb)
		Full Presentation - Part II (13,4Mb)
18:30-19:00	Rafael Gutierrez (Dresden University of Technology, Germany)
	Charge transport through bio-molecular wires in a solvent: Bridging molecular dynamics and model Hamiltonian approaches	Full Presentation (1,6Mb)

Scientific Programme - nanoICT School 2 (Modeling) Thursday October 29, 2009

09:00-09:45	Rafael Gutierrez (Dresden University of Technology, Germany)
	Modeling charge and phonon transport at the nanoscale Course 1: Charge and phonon transport in single molecules: thermoelectricity and mechanical effects at the molecular scale
09:45-10:15	Discussion

10:15-11:00	Stephan Roche (CEA-INAC, France)
	Modeling mesoscopic charge transport in nanomaterials Course 1: Introduction to efficient order N computational transport methodologies
11:00-11:30	Discussion

11:30-12:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

12:00-12:45	Uzi Landman (Georgia Tech, USA)
12:00-12:45	Microscopic simulations of classical and quantum phenomena at the nanoscale Course 1: Methodologies and practice I
12:45-13:15	Discussion

13:15-15:00	Lunch

15:00-15:45	Rafael Gutierrez (Dresden University of Technology, Germany)
	Modeling charge and phonon transport at the nanoscale Course 2: Charge propagation and dynamics in biomolecular systems
15:45-16:15	Discussion

16:15-17:00	Stephan Roche (CEA-INAC, France)
	Modeling mesoscopic charge transport in nanomaterials Course 2: Applications to carbon nanotubes and graphene based materials
17:00-17:30	Discussion

17:30-18:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

18:00-18:45	Uzi Landman (Georgia Tech, USA)
	Microscopic simulations of classical and quantum phenomena at the nanoscale Course 2: Methodologies and practice II
18:45-19:15	Discussion

Scientific Programme - nanoICT School 2 (Modeling) Friday October 30, 2009

09:00-09:45	Pablo Ordejon (CIN2, Spain)
	Simulations of nanoscale phenomena with SIESTA Course 1: Fundamentals
09:45-10:15	Discussion

10:15-11:00	Yann-Michel Niquet (CEA-INAC, France)
	Modeling the electronic, optical and transport properties of semiconductor nanowires (1)
11:00-11:30	Discussion

11:30-12:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

12:00-12:45	Massimo Macucci (Pisa University, Italy)
12:00-12:45	Transport and Noise in Nanoelectronic Devices Course 1: Numerical techniques for the simulation of transport in nanoscale devices
12:45-13:15	Discussion

13:15-15:00	Lunch

15:00-15:45	Pablo Ordejon (CIN2, Spain)
	Simulations of nanoscale phenomena with SIESTA Course 2: Advanced concepts and applications
15:45-16:15	Discussion

16:15-17:00	Yann-Michel Niquet (CEA-INAC, France)
	Modeling the electronic, optical and transport properties of semiconductor nanowires (2)
17:00-17:30	Discussion

17:30-18:00	Coffee Break – Poster Session

18:00-18:45	Massimo Macucci (Pisa University, Italy)
	Transport and Noise in Nanoelectronic Devices Course 2: Numerical simulation and measurement of noise in nanodevices
18:45-19:15	Discussion