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Preliminary List of Plenary and Invited Speakers
Tony F. Heinz, Stanford University, USAPablo Jarillo-Herrero, MIT, USAPhilip Kim, Harvard University, USALeo Kouwenhoven, Microsoft, NLDaniel Loss, Basel University, SwitzerlandJason Petta, Princeton University, USAMichelle Simmons, Australian Research Council, Sydney, Australia
Andrés Castellanos, ICMM, CSIC, Madrid, SpainAnna Fontcuberta, Ecole Polytechnique, Lausanne, SwitzerlandKatharina Franke, Frei Universität, Berlin, GermanyJelena Klinovaja, Basel University, Switzerland Laurens Molenkamp, Wurzburg University, GermanyCristiane Morais-Smith, Utrecht University, NLAmalia Patane, Nottingham University, UKJohn Rarity, Bristol University, UKAndrew Sachrajda, NRC, Ottawa, CanadaHans W. Schumacher, PTB, Braunschweig, GermanySeigo Tarucha, CEMS, RIKKEN, Tokyo, JapanLieven Vandersypen, Delft University, NLHongqi Xu, Peking University, China
Local Organizing Committee
Chair: Gloria Platero, Materials Science Institute of Madrid, CSIC
Luis L. Bonilla, Materials Science and Engineering Department, Carlos III University and Gregorio Millan InstituteLeonor Chico, Materials Science Institute of Madrid, CSICEnrique Díez, Fundamental Physics Department, University of SalamancaFrancisco Domínguez-Adame, Materials Physics Department, University Complutense of MadridJuanjo García Ripoll, Fundamental Physics Institute, CSICLuisa González, Micro and Nanotecnology Institute, CSICLuis Viña, Materials Physics Departament, IFIMAC, Autonomous University of Madrid
Important DatesAbstract submission open: October 31st, 2017Abstract submission deadline: March 28th, 2018Deadline nominations for Young Scientist Award: March 31st, 2018Notification of acceptance: May 5th, 2018Early bird registration: May 30th, 2018
Scope Solid state quantum information processing, qubits in quantum dots, hybrid nanostructures 2D systems, electronic, transport and topological properties Nanoelectronics, quantum transport, quantum thermoelectricity Spintronics Quantum optics, nanophotonics, excitons and polaritons Fabrication techniques THz Physics Biosystems, molecular systems and devices Other problems in nanotechnologies
Venue
Main Campus of the Spanish Research Council, CSICCalle Serrano 117. Madridhttp://www.csic.es/