Courses cover the fundamentals of selected fields that were chosen as being important aspects of Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies in Physics, Biology or Chemistry. The session A is oriented towards nanoelectronics as all fields (magnetism, optics, mechanics…) could not be covered in 7 days.
Each course, consisting of 3 or 4 lectures of 1h45 each, will be taught in english and, usually, by a single person, .
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| Mesoscopic transport ( PDF part 1 / part 2 / part 3) | Mikhail Polianski, Geneva | |
| Single-electron effects (PDF part 1 / part 2 / part 3) | Jan Martinek, Karlsruhe | |
| Molecular electronics (PDF part 1 / part 2 / part 3) | Marcelo Goffman, Saclay | |
| Spintronics (PDF) | Chris Marrows, Leeds | |
| Physics of devices (PDF part 1/ part 2/ part 3-4/ part 5) | Enrico Sangiorgi, Bologna | |
| Qbits implementation | Elisabetta Paladino, Catania | |
| Nano- and Quantum-Optics (PDF part 1/ part 2/ part 3) | Oliver Benson, Berlin | |
Lectures
for session A - 22 x 1h45|
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| Surface
and molecule physico-chemistry (PDF part 1 / part 2 / part 3.1 / part 3.2) |
Ralf Richter, Heidelberg | |
Advanced
biophysics for designing micro-systems (PDF)
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Ruud Hovius and Jean-Manuel Segura, Lausanne | |
Mechanics
of molecules and biological structures |
Thomas Duke, Cambridge | |
Immunochemistry
and biosensors |
Daniele Altschuh, Strasbourg | |
| Microfluidics for Lab-on-chips (PDF part 1/ part 2/ part 3/ part 4) | Patrick Tabeling, Paris | |
| Biological
applications of microelectrodes (PDF part 1 / part 2 / part 3) |
Christian Amatore, Paris |
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| Technologies
of nanofabrication (PDF part 1 / part 2 / part 3 / part 4) |
Giancarlo Faini, Marcoussis | |
| Near-field microscopies (PDF part 5) | Hans Hug, Basel | |
| Neuro-electronics | Peter Fromherz, Munich | |
| Soft Nanomaterials | Ian Hamley, Reading | |
During the course, evening seminars were given by researchers
at INPG, 46, avenue Félix Viallet, Amphi. Doyen Gosse, from 7 pm to
8 pm.:
Titles of the 2006 seminars:
Nanotechnology and the Future
of Computing
S. Williams, Hewlett Packard : 4th of September
Sweet - talk between bacteria
and hosts: structure and thermodynamic of protein-carbohydrate interactions.
Anne Imberty, CERMAV-CNRS: 5th of September
Ferroelectricity and domain
dynamics in thin perovskite films
Jean-Marc Triscone, DPMC, Geneva University: 6th of September
Evanescent wave microscopy:
a tool to study dynamic properties of biological polymers
Laurent Blanchoin, DRDC, CNRS/CEA/UJF/INRA: 7th of September
Discussion on ethics and safety
in the field of nanoscience and nanotechnology
Dominique Vinck, CRISTO, CNRS and UPMF, Dorothée Benoit Browaeys, VivAgora,
François Tardif, LITEN/CEA- Grenoble: 8th of September
Quantum experiments in superconducting
nano-circuits
Olivier Buisson, CRTBT-CNRS and UJF: 11th of September