LECTURES FOR SESSION A - 18 x 1H45

Mesoscopic transport - Markus Büttiker, Geneva, Switzerland
Single-electron effects - David Haviland, Stockholm, Sweden
Molecular electronics - Marcelo Goffman, Saclay, France
Spintronics - Chris Marrows, Leeds, UK
Physics of devices - Enrico Sangiorgi, Bologna, Italy
Nano and Quantum Optics - Oliver Benson, Berlin, Germany

LECTURES FOR SESSION B - 18 x 1H45

Surface and molecule physico-chemistry - Ralf Richter, Heidelberg, Germany

Advanced biophysics for designing micro-systems - Ruud Hovius and Joachim Piguet, Lausanne, Switzerland
Mechanics of molecules and biological structures - Thomas Duke, Cambridge, UK
Immunochemistry and biosensors - Danièle Altschuh, Strasbourg, France
Microfluidics for Lab-on-chips - Jacques Leng, Bordeaux, France
Nano-object synthesis - Christine Jérôme, Liège, Belgique

COMMON LECTURES - 9 X 1H45

The Origin, Development and Future of Spintronics - Albert Fert, Paris, France
Technologies of nanofabrication - Giancarlo Faini, Marcoussis, France

Near-field microscopies - Hans Hug, Basel, Switzerland
Self-assembled systems and materials - Mila Boncheva, Genève, Switzerland