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Academia 2008
Workshop:
Complex Nanostructures
6.–7.10.2008, Dresden, Germany

The Academia 2008 takes place on Monday, 6.10.2008, 10:00 and 19:00 and Tuesday, 7.10.2008 from 8:30 to 19:00 in the Holiday Inn, Dresden, Germany.

Program (PDF)      Registration form (PDF)      For questions please consult our office at +49 (0)341 97-32650 (Ms. Anja Heck, Ms. Birgit Wendisch).

Scope of the workshop

Using self-assembly processes a wide variety of structures can be created in the nano-kosmos. This year's workshop is jointly organized by FOR522 and FOR845 and covers mutually interesting topics. Self-organization by erosion techniques (ion-beam and dry etching) is in the focus. Functional metal nanostructures, nanowires and hybrid systems as well as the possible applications of these complex nanostructures are discussed.

Program

The program will consist of eight invited lectures.

Invited speakers

• Prof. Dr. Josef Breu, Universität Bayreuth
  Colloids and Hybrids
  Presentation slides (PDF)
• Prof. Dr. Christoph Lienau, Universität Oldenburg
  Ultrafast nano-optics: Surface plasmon polariton dynamics in metallic nanostructures and novel electron sources
  Presentation slides (PDF)
• Prof. Dr. Franz-Josef Tegude
  III-V-Semiconductor Nanowires for Nanoelectronics
  Presentation slides (PDF)
• Prof. Dr. Dinko Chakarov, Chalmers University of Technology and Göteborg University
  Laser manipulation of surfaces and nanostructures
  Presentation slides (PDF)
• Prof. Dr. Rodolfo Cuerno, Univeridad Carlos III de Madrid
  Continuum models of self-organized nanostructuring by low-energy ion beam erosion
  Presentation slides (PDF)
• Dr. Francesco Buatier de Mongeot, Università di Genova
  Self-organized metal nanowire arrays with tunable optical anisotropy by low-energy ion beam erosion
  Presentation slides (PDF)
• Prof. Dr. Eric Chason, Brown University
  Simulations and measurements of ion beam patterning in the linear instability regime
  Presentation slides (PDF)
• Prof. Dr. Henning Fouckhardt, Universität Kaiserslautern
  Glass and III/V surfaces with defined roughness by self-organization through maskless dry-etching
  Presentation slides (PDF)

Visit of the Forschungszentrum Dresden-Rossendorf

Visit of the Frauenkirche Dresden