PROGRAMME 2019.
LECTURES
Courses cover the fundamentals of selected fields that were chosen as being important aspects of Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies in Physics, Biology or Chemistry.
Each lecture, consisting of several class times of 1h45 each, will be taught in english and, usually, by a single person.
The lectures are given in the Maison des Magistères, Polygone Scientifique, Grenoble.
COMMON LECTURES
Technologies of nanofabrication - G. Villanueva , Lausanne
Near-field microscopies - H. Hug, Basel
Self-assembly for nanotechnologies - W. Browne, Groningen & N. Katsonis, Twente
From research to business with nanotechnologies - B. Deschamps, Grenoble
Philosophy - S. Ruphy, Lyon
LECTURES FOR SESSION A
Quantum coherent transport and mesoscopic superconductivity - E. Scheer, Konstanz
Electronic transport in low dimensional materials - L. Hueso, San Sebastian
Spintronics - S. Valenzuela , Halle
MOSFET physics and technology - E. Sangiorgi, Bologna
Nano-optics - V. Zwiller , Delft
LECTURES FOR SESSION B
Surface and molecular physico-chemistry - R. Richter, San Sebastian
Advanced biophysics to study molecular systems - R. Hovius and J. Piguet, Lausanne
Mechanics of molecules and biological structures - B. Hoogenboom, London
Drug delivery by nanoparticles - A. Zelikin, Aarhus
Microfluidics for Lab-on-chips - M. Piel, Paris
Nanoparticles for imaging and sensing in biology - R. Levy, Liverpool
SEMINARS
During the session, seminars will be given in the conference room of the Maison des Magistères:
Session A:
Wednesday August 28th: Laurent MONTES, IMEP-LAHC - Grenoble INP
Nanosystems for energy
Wednesday September 4th: Clemens WINKELMANN, Institut Néel - CNRS
Thermal effects in quantum devices: dissipation, thermometry, thermoelectricity
Thursday September 5th: Peter CLOETENS, ESRF
Multi-modal X-ray imaging for nanosciences and nanotechnologies
Session B
Wednesday August 28th: Catherine PICART, Phelma - Grenoble INP
Bone tissue engineering at different length scales
Friday September 13th: Cyril FAVARD, IRIM - CNRS
Monitoring dynamics at the nanoscale level in biology using photonic microscopy
PRACTICALS
Half of the formation is devoted to praticals, which are held in clean-room facilities at the Inter-university Centre for MicroElectronics (CIME - Grenoble) and in different laboratories of the scientific areas of Grenoble.
Praticals in clean-rooms facilities are devoted to the use of the basic tools for micro-fabrication and characterization of micro-objects (micro-circuits, micro-systems).
The technologies which are more specific to the nano-fabrication (e-beam lithography, innovative soft lithographies…), are adressed through laboratories works.
Practicals in laboratories are proposed by researchers on their current research and are thus at the leading edge of the international research.
See the related session in the website
PARTICIPANTS PRESENTATION AND POSTER SESSION
All the participants present two slides introducing their background and research activity to the others and to the ESONN Committee.
They also bring a poster on their research activity. A poster session is organized during the first days of the school.
The posters are exhibited from the beginning to the end of ESONN in order to permit to the participants to discuss with other students, with the lecturers and with the organizers, on their own field of research.