TOM9: Opto-electronic Nanotechnologies and Complex Systems
Chairs
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Vito Mocella |
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Concita Sibilia Sapienza University of Rome (IT) |
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Ivo Redina |
Synopsis
This is the first TOM wholly dedicated to optoelectronic nanotechnologies, also including the study of phenomena occurring in complex media and systems, such as aperiodic nanostructures. The Conference covers a spectrum of topics, from basic to applied research, providing a wide forum to exchange knowledge, with the purpose of advancing the state-of-the-art of nanoscale opto-electronics, also looking at the smart integration of photonic devices with electronics and sensing components. These emerging technologies find wide applications in the fields of ICT, health, energy harvesting, food and agritech, environmental monitoring, aerospace and automotive. In fact, they allow the realization of new bio-chemical and physical nanosensors, biochips and lab-on-chips, classical and quantum opto-electronic integrated devices and systems. Biomimetic nanotechnologies, new characterization methods for nanomaterials and devices, novel imaging techniques, original photonic systems for light manipulation at sub-micron and nano scale are also hot topics of the conference.
Topics
- Emerging Technologies: metamaterials, nonradiating modes, topological
- Novel optical sources. Quantum optical sources. Quantum computation.
- Nanoscale opto-electronics, integration of photonic devices with electronics and sensing components, for applications in the fields of ICT, health, energy harvesting, food and agritech, environmental monitoring, aerospace and automotive.
- Bio-chemical and physical nanosensors, biochips and lab-on-chips, classical and quantum opto-electronic integrated devices and systems.
- Novel characterization methods for nanomaterials and devices, novel imaging techniques, original photonic systems for light manipulation at sub-micron and nano scale are also hot topics of the conference.
- Photonics Crystals. Plasmonics. Complex and random media.
CALL FOR PAPERS
SUBMIT
Program Committee
Philippe Lalanne, Institut d'Optique, (FR)
Anatoly V. Zayats, King’s College, London (UK)
Giuseppe Cocorullo, Università della Calabria (IT)
Bahram Jalali, UCLA / Ca (US)
Graham Reed, University of Southampton (UK)
Ali Serpenguezel, Koç University (TR)
Roberto Rella, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (IT)
Gilles Lerondel, University of Troyes (FR)
Luigi Sirleto, CNR (IT)
Invited Speakers
Lucio Claudio Andreani, Università di Pavia
Fabio Antonio Bovino, Leonardo S.p.A / Università La Sapienza
Sabrina Conoci, Università di Messina
Luca Dal Negro, Boston University
Andrea Di Falco, University of St. Andrews
Didier Felbacq, Université de Montpellier
Dorota A. Pawlak, Institute of Electronic Materials Technology, Warsaw
Emiljia Petronievich, Università La Sapienza, SBAI, ROma
Giuseppe Pirruccio, Universidad Autonoma Naciónal de México
Silvia Romano, CNR ISASI, Napoli
Vittorianna Tasco, CNR NANOTEC, Lecce
Felice Torrisi, Imperial College London
Mario Agio, University of Siegen