European
School On Nanosciences & Nanotechnologies
ESONN 2005 Lectures:
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| 1. Mesoscopic transport | Markus Büttiker, Geneva | 
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| 2. Single-electron effects | Jan Martinek, Karlsruhe |
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| 3. Molecular electronics | Marcelo Goffman, Saclay |
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| 4. Spintronics | Chris Marrows, Leeds | |
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| 5. Physics of devices | Enrico Sangiorgi, Udine |
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Lectures
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| 1. Surface and molecule physico-chemistry | Alain Brisson, Bordeaux |
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| 2. Advanced biophysics for designing micro-systems | Ruud
Hovius and Jean-Manuel Segura, Lausanne |
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| 3. Mechanics of molecules and biological structures | Thomas Duke, Cambridge |
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| 4. Immunochemistry and biosensors | Daniele Altschuh, Strasbourg | not available Reserved toESONN05 students : contact Clotilde |
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| 5. Microfluidics for Lab-on-chips | Patrick Tabeling, MMN-ESPCI, Paris |
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| 1. Technologies of nanofabrication | Giancarlo Faini, Marcoussis |
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| 2. Near-field microscopies | Hans Hug, Basel |
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| 3. Nanomechanics |
Herre van der Zant, Delft |
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| 4. Scanning electrochemical microscopy | Gunther Wittstock, Oldenburg | not available | |