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Appendix 4: the Steering Committee (As of May 2011) Quantum Nanoelectronics: Appointed member: Maud VINET, Research engineer, CEA Deputy member: Olivier BUISSON, Senior Researcher, CNRS Nanomagnetism: Appointed member: Ursula EBELS 1 , Research engineer, CEA Deputy member: Joël CIBERT, Senior Researcher, CNRS Nanophotonics: Appointed member: Jean Michel GERARD, Research engineer, CEA Deputy member: Jean-Emmanuel BROQUIN, Professor, Grenoble INP Molecular Electronics: Appointed member: Vincent BOUCHIAT, Researcher, CNRS Deputy member: Eric SAINT AMAN, Professor, UJF Nanomaterials: Appointed member: Thierry BARON, Senior Researcher, CNRS Deputy member: François MARTIN, Research engineer, CEA SUPPLEMENTS Nanocharacterisation: Appointed member: Hubert RENEVIER, Professor, Grenoble INP Deputy member: Joël CHEVRIER, Professor, UJF Nano approaches to Life Sciences: Appointed member: Franz BRUCKERT 2 , Professor, Grenoble INP Deputy member: Julian GARCIA 3 , Professor, UJF Nanosimulation: Appointed member: Didier MAYOU, Senior Researcher, CNRS Deputy member: Gilles LECARVAL, Research engineer, CEA Education: Appointed member: Hervé COURTOIS, Professor, UJF Deputy member: Morfouli PANAGIOTA, Professor, Grenoble INP Technical Platforms: Appointed member: François LEFLOCH 4 , Research engineer, CEA Deputy member: Cécile GOURGON, Researcher, CNRS INRIA experts: Appointed member: Stéphane REDON, Team leader, INRIA [from 17/12/2010] Deputy member: Alain GIRAULT, Researcher, INRIA [from 09/03/2011] 6 1 : succeeds to Alain SCHUHL, Senior Researcher, UJF [from 01/02/2010] 2 : succeeds to Pierre LABBE, Professor, UJF [from 14/05/2011] 3 : succeeds to Franz BRUCKERT, Professor, Grenoble INP [from 14/05/2011] 4 : succeeds to Noël MAGNEA, Research engineer, CEA [from 14/05/2011]
Appendix 5: 2009 Call for Proposals funded projects Chairs of Excellence support Major topic Action Title & Description Super Nano Charac Partners 1 2 3 Financial support (k€) Nano - characterisation Part Time Chair John R. KIRTLEY, one of the world’s leading experts on Josephson junction devices and superconductivity, will join this project aimed at the study of the physical properties of high quality superconducting films and their integration into quantum nano-devices. Epitaxial superconducting films will be grown by MBE and characterized at the nanoscale at room temperature as well as at very low temperature. The epitaxial trilayers will be patterned into phase qubits. Novel nanoSQUID microscopy techniques will be employed to image the high quality circuits. Institut Néel SIMAP INAC/ SPSMS 350 II-VI Photovoltaics Nanophotonics Part Time Chair Yong ZHANG is an expert in both optical spectroscopy and electronic structure computation, and is involved in optoelectronic applications of materials (e.g.,solar cell, solid state lighting, thermoelectrics). The goal of the project is to validate and combine new ideas for solar cells along three axis: 1/Type II band alignment at the interfaces, 2/1D architecture, using arrays of II-VI wires, 3/Direct band gap II-VI semiconductors. It will be done by exploring a new class of photovoltaic cells, based on core/shell nanowires architecture with type II band alignment such as ZnO/CdTe and ZnTe/CdSe. Institut Néel Léti LTM 300 SUPPLEMENTS MUSCADE Nanosimulation Part Time Chair The core of this project is the true integration of Professor Normand MOUSSEAU from the University of Montréal into a local organization regrouping both physicists and computer scientists and working on condensed matter and nanostructures. Through the study of three prototype systems motivated by the experimental community, multiscale simulations are expected to advance our fundamental understanding of the key issues governing the formation and stability of semiconducting quantum dots, silicon nanowires and graphene sheets. INAC/ SP2M SIMAP & Institut Néel LIG & Léti 280 TOTAL (k€) 930 7
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THE NANOSCIENCES FOUNDATION AT THE
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OVERVIEW Fig. 6: Total number of vi
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS One couldn’t fin
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Part II: SCIENTIFIC REPORT 1 - QUAN
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1 - QUANTUM NANOELECTRONICS Moore
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4 - MOLECULAR ELECTRONICS Molecular
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5 - NANOMATERIALS, NANOASSEMBLY AND
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6 - NANO- CHARACTERISATION AND NANO
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Innovative biochips to detect and s
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8 - NANOMODELING, THEORY & SIMULATI
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CONTROL OF THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY AT
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Roland HERINO (past Director) Jean-
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