Activity Report 2010 - CNRS

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Education and Scientific Animation support Topic Name of the event Location Dates (<strong>2010</strong>) Financial support (k€) EDUCATION All topics covered ESONN'10 Grenoble Quantum Nanoelectronics, Molecular electronics, Nanosimulation Graphene International School Cargese Quantum Nanoelectronics MIGAS'10 "MEMS & NEMS" Autrans August, 22 nd – September, 11 th 25,0 October, 11 th – October 23 rd 2,0 June, 26 th – July, 2 nd 2,0 SCIENTIFIC ANIMATION Molecular electronics, Nanocharacterisation, Nano approaches to Life Sciences, Nanosimulation ElecMol’10 Grenoble December, 6 th – December 10 th 10,0 Quantum Nanoelectronics Nanocharacterisation, Nano approaches to Life Sciences, Nanosimulation Séminaires de Nanoélectronique Quantique Séminaire OMNT - Interactions biologie synthétique et micronanotechnologies Grenoble Weekly 6,5 Grenoble March, 30 th 2,0 SUPPLEMENTS Nanomagnetism and Spin Electronics Quantum Nanoelectronics, Nanocharacterisation, Nanosimulation Nanomagnétisme et Spintronique (Entretiens Jacques Cartiers) QFS<strong>2010</strong> : International Symposium on Quantum Fluids and Solids Grenoble Grenoble November, 24 th – November, 25 th 2,0 August, 1 st – August, 7 th 1,5 TOTAL (k€) 51,0 12
Appendix 7: List of the Chairs of Excellence 2007 Call for Proposals Name Nationality Duration FULL TIME Major topic Description From Starting on Modelisation of magnetic nanostructures Mairbek CHSHIEV Russian 3 years Nanomagnetism The research of M. Chshiev is focused on the theory of spin-dependent electronic transport phenomena in nanostructures with giant and tunnel magnetoresistance as well as on electronic band structure of materials for spin electronics. University of Alabama (USA) May 2008 Donald MARTIN Australian 3 years Nano approaches to Life Sciences Biomimetic artificial membrane. D. Martin is one of the leaders of the Nanobiotechnology program at the University of Technology Sydney. He has launched the OzNano2Life program, in partnership with the European project Nano2life. His research focuses on ion channels in cell membranes. University of Technology of Sydney (Australia) January 2009 PART TIME Quantum coherent phenomena Leonid GLAZMAN American 3m/year x3 Vincent BAYOT Belgium 2,5 m/year x3 Quantum Nanoelectronics Nanocharacterisation L. Glazman is a renowned expert in the physics of mesoscopic systems with major contributions to the theory of electron transport and correlations in systems of reduced dimensionality, such as quantum dots and quantum wires. Scanning-gate Nanoelectronics V. Bayot has been involved in low-dimensional electronic systems and mesoscopic physics. More recently, he has concentrated on the study of mesoscopic and quantum transport by scanned gate microscopy. Transport in core/shell devices Yale University (USA) Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) July 2008 April 2008 SUPPLEMENTS Philip WONG American 1m/year x3 Quantum Nanoelectronics P. Wong is interested in exploring new materials, novel fabrication techniques, and novel device concepts for future nanoelectronics systems. His research covers a broad range of topics including carbon nanotubes, semiconductor nanowires, self-assembly, exploratory logic devices, and novel memory devices. Stanford University (USA) June 2008 Downsizing nanospintronics Joaquin FERNANDEZ- ROSSIER Spanish 1,5 m/year x3 Nanomagnetism J. Fernandez-Rossier works in the broad research field of condensed matter theory. He is particularly interested in the magnetic properties of systems of reduced dimensionality and in the manipulation of these properties by means of electrical fields and currents as well as laser excitation. University of Alicante (Spain) Sept. 2008 Vaclav HOLY Czech Republic 1 m/year x4 Nanocharacterisation X ray investigations on nanoparticles V. Holy is a well known specialist of X-ray diffusion by nanostructures. His expertise is particularly focused on the quantum objects prepared in situ on the beam lines and on the nano-defects induced in silicon by the technological processes. University of Masarik (Czech Republic) July 2008 Michael ROUKES American 3 m/year x 4 Quantum Nanoelectronics Very Large Scale Integration of NEMS M. Roukes is the founding director of the Kavli Nanosciences Institute. His research interests are focused on developing and using of nanodevices in the exploration of single-quantum and single-molecule phenomena. Californian Institute of Technology (USA) May 2008 13
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THE NANOSCIENCES FOUNDATION AT THE
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4 - MOLECULAR ELECTRONICS Molecular
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5 - NANOMATERIALS, NANOASSEMBLY AND
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