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Purpose:

This workshop will bring together leading research groups working at the crucial intersection of these three disciplines.  The purpose of the meeting is to explore new connections between seemingly disparate fields that might lead to advances in fundamental understanding as well as new functionalities and applications where the optical properties of plasmonic objects might be joined to semiconductor, organic and biologically active materials.

The format will be Gordon-conference-like with plenty of time for informal discussion and exploration of new ideas.

Agenda:

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Speakers:

 

  • Awschalom, David - UC Santa Barbara
  • Berini, Pierre - University of Ottawa
  • Bozhevolnyi, Sergey - University of Southern Denmark
  • Capasso, Frederico - Harvard
  • Engheta, Nader - Penn
  • Fan, Shanhui - Stanford
  • Gleason, Karen - MIT
  • Hammond, Paula - MIT
  • Helmerson, Kristian - NIST
  • Lahann, Joerg - University of Michigan
  • Lezec, Henri - NIST
  • Loncar, Marko - Harvard
  • Mansuripur, Masud - University of Arizona
  • Ning, Cun-Zheng - Arizona State
  • Noda, Susumu - Kyoto University
  • Novotny, Lukas - Rochester
  • Parkin, Stuart - IBM Almaden
  • Schatz, George - Northwestern
  • Shalaev, Vladimir - Purdue
  • Siegman, Anthony - Stanford
  • Sukharev, Maxim - Arizona State
  • Wegener, Martin - Universität Karlsruhe
  • Weiner, John - NIST

Details:

Start Date: Monday, April 19, 2010
End Date: Thursday, April 22, 2010
Location: NIST Gaithersburg
Audience: Government,Academia
Format: Workshop

Sponsor(s):

Nanofabrication Research Group,
Alex Liddle - Group Leader

Registration:

Accommodations:

Crowne Plaza
3 Research Court
Rockville, MD 20850
301-840-0200

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