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List of the Foundation’s workshops Workshop “Auto-assemblage 2D et 3D” 19 th January 2009 SCIENTIFIC REPORT Invited Speakers From Title Alain DEFFIEUX Kornelius NIELSCH Laboratoire de Chimie des Polymères Organiques - Bordeaux (France) Institute of Applied Physics - University of Hamburg (Germany) Workshop “Contributions of computational simulation to Nanosciences” 23 rd March 2009 Nanoobjects based on single macromolecules : design and properties Lithographically Controlled Growth of Al2O3 Membranes: A Tool-Box for 1D Nanostructures Local Speakers From Title Valerio OLEVANO RTRA Project NanoSTAR Institut Néel – Grenoble (France) The European Theoretical Spectroscopy Facility and the RTRA NanoSTAR: Theory and Nanoscience Christophe PRUD'HOMME Pascale MALDIVI Laboratoire Jean Kuntzmann – Grenoble (France) INAC/SCIB – Grenoble (France) Algorithmes et méthodes sur architecture hybride: le point de vue des mathématiques Apport de la chimie quantique moléculaire pour l'étude de systèmes intéressant lesnanosciences Alain PASTUREL SIMAP – Grenoble (France) Ingénierie quantique: succès et limitations Xavier BLASE Institut Néel – Grenoble (France) Transport électronique dans les nanostructures: de l'ab initio à la physique mésoscopique Mairbek CHSHIEV Chair of Excellence INAC/Spintec – Grenoble (France) Description of spintronics phenomena with tightbinding and ab-initio simulation Tools Sylvain BARRAUD LETI-Minatec – Grenoble (France) Modélisation du transport électronique dans les nanodispositifs semi-conducteurs Workshop “Super Resolution Optical Microscopy” 19 th June 2009 Invited Speakers From Title Stefan JAKOBS Mark NEIL Heinrich LEONHARDT Max Planck Institute - Göttingen (Germany) Imperial College – London (United Kingdom) LMU Biozentrum - Munich (Germany) STED Microscopy: Focusing on Mitochondria Structured Illumination for 3D microscopy Subdiffraction multicolor imaging of the nuclear periphery with 3D structured illumination microscopy Ulrich NIENHAUS Karlsruhe University (Germany) Advanced Fluorescent Proteins for Optical Nanoscopy 50
Workshop “Super Resolution Optical Microscopy” (continued) Local Speakers From Title André VERDEL Institut Albert Bonniot – Grenoble (France) Heterochromatin formation and maintenance Annie MOLA Claire MONGE Isabelle MARTY Yves GOLDBERG Sergiy AVILOV Institut Albert Bonniot – Grenoble (France) Laboratoire de Bioénergétique Fondamentale et Appliquée – Grenoble (France) Grenoble Institute of Neurosciences – Grenoble (France) Grenoble Institute of Neurosciences – Grenoble (France) European Molecular Biology Laboratory – Grenoble (France) Le complexe passager : régulateur clé de la mitose Intracellular diffusion and organization of metabolism: system biology approach Molecular complex involved in calcium signaling Cell-cell communication in the brain via exosome transfer & CHMP2B assemblies and their role in dendritic spine morphogenesis Potential of super-resolution techniques for imaging influenza virus life cycle SCIENTIFIC REPORT Dimitrios A. SKOUFIAS Institute of Structural Biology – Grenoble (France) The need of high resolution microscopy for studies on kinetochore and centromere associated proteins Andrei POPOV Grenoble Institute of Neurosciences – Grenoble (France) Action at the microtubule ends Sébastien VIOLOT Institut de Recherche en Technologie et Sciences pour le Vivant – Grenoble (France) Interaction of actin-binding proteins with actin filaments Sylva MACHE Institut de Recherche en Technologie et Sciences pour le Vivant – Grenoble (France) Single cell transcript profiling and intracellular localisation of transcriptional components Gilles FAURY Institut de Recherche en Technologie et Sciences pour le Vivant – Grenoble (France) Evolution de la morphologie des fibres élastiques au cours du développement et du vieillissement Workshop “From Smart Materials to Devices” 12 th and 13 th October 2009 Invited Speakers From Title Paul BARBARA Xiaoyang ZHU Ken SHIH Lauren WEBB Keith STEVENSON Graeme HENKELMAN Sanjay BANERJEE University of Texas – Austin (USA) University of Texas – Austin (USA) University of Texas – Austin (USA) University of Texas – Austin (USA) University of Texas – Austin (USA) University of Texas – Austin (USA) University of Texas – Austin (USA) Electrogenerated Chemiluminescence of Soliton Waves in Conjugated Polymers For 0D to 3D: electron transfer at the quantum dot/bulk semiconductor interface Resonant Fluorescence of Single Quantum Dots Towards Electrostatic Control of Protein-Surface Interactions Porous Electrode Architectures for Energy Conversion and Storage Optimal annealing schedules to achieve self-assembly Nanoparticle floating gate memory 51
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Part I: ACHIEVEMENTS & PROSPECTS Th
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THE NANOSCIENCES FOUNDATION AT THE
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OUTSTANDING BENEFITS CATALYZED BY T
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The laureates of the 2010 Chairs of
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HIGHLIGHTS QUANTUM NANOELECTRONICS:
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