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Exceptionally in the ‘Entretiens
Jacques Cartier’, English will be the official
language of the workshop.
The workshop aims to bring together specialists from
different fields in order to stimulate exchange of ideas, creation of research
projects, training of students.
Synthesis of new materials, surface functionnalization, nanofabrication, nanostructures or societal
impacts are areas covered and interconnected within this symposium
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Session 1: Synthesis of nanoparticles
Nanoparticles are building
blocks for nanofabrication by “bottom-up” approach. Depending on their composition,
they can emit, transmit or modify electronic or light signals, get anchored
onto supports or capture molecules. Adequately combining their morphological,
optical, electrical, chemical and / or biomolecular properties during their
implementation is a challenge involving materials sciences, physics and
chemistry.
Session 2: Surface functionnalization
and addressing
Functionnalizing, that is to
say, modifying chemical and / or biological functions of a surface, with sub-micronic precision, provides a tool to capture accurately
individual nanoparticles on a device. This session
will present various strategies to specifically address nano-objects
onto systems used for instance within the fields of electronics or sensors.
Session 3: Nanotubes and nanofabrication
Carbon nanotubes can be used
as electronic connectors, mechanical or vibrating antennae. This session will
demonstrate approaches to build, sort, arrange and set correctly nanotubes on systems (transistors, sensors).
Session 4: Systems and nanostructures
How to properly combine multifunctional nanoparticles, functionalised surfaces, addressing
technologies, nanotubes or nanowires
onto systems manufactured by "top-down” approach ? This session will
present devices used for information technology (single electron transistors,
3D electronic components, nanophotonics) and medical
engineering (microsystems for biology).
Session 5: Societal impact
In addition of technological assets, the workshop will
also be an opportunity to address the potential impacts of these research areas
for our society, and talk about democratic issues related to this domain.
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Monday, November
30, 2009 |
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8h30 |
Welcome |
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9h00 |
Official
opening of the workshop : Patrick
Bourgin, director of Ecole Centrale de Lyon |
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Session
"synthesis of nanoparticles and
nanostructures" Chairman : Emmanuel
Hadji (CEA) |
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Speaker |
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9h15 |
Lin Guo ( |
One-Dimensional Transitional Metal and Compound Nanomaterials: Design, Characterization and Properties |
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9h45 |
Claudine Allen (Université Laval à
Québec, Québec, Canada) |
Colloidal Quantum Dots: the Aftermath and New Undertakings |
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10h15 |
Pause |
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10h45 |
Pascal Perriat (INSA Lyon, France) |
Hybrid nanoparticles for diagnosis and cancer therapy |
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11h15 |
Dongling Ma (INRS, Varennes, Québec,
Canada) |
Synthesis and characterization of Nanostructures for biomedical and
energy applications |
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12h15 |
Lunch |
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Session "surfaces and
adressing" Chairman : Paul Charette (université
de Sherbrooke) |
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Speaker |
Subject |
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14h00 |
Cristophe Vieu (LAAS-CNRS,
Toulouse, France) |
Surface Nanopatterning of biomolecules for biochips, biology and biophysics: Tools, Process and Applications |
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14h30 |
David Peyrade (LTM-CNRS,
Grenoble, France) |
Colloidal assembly and nanodevices : towards nanorobotics |
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15h00 |
Aidan Quinn ( |
Nanocrystal-Molecule Nanostructures and Assemblies: Formation, Plasmonic Properties and Electrical Contacting |
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15h30 |
Pause |
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16h00 |
Eliane Souteyrand (INL-CNRS, |
Adressing molecules on surfaces using chemical and biological
functionnalisation |
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16h30 |
Federico Rosei ( INRS, Varennes, Québec,
Canada) |
Strategies for Controlling Assembly at the Nanoscale
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17h00 |
Poster session |
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Tuesday, December
1st, 2009 |
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8h30 |
Welcome |
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Session
"nanotubes and nanofabrication" Chairman :
Mohamed Chaker (INRS) |
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Speaker |
Subject |
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8h45 |
Xuefeng Guo ( |
Single-Molecule Devices Based on SWNT Electrodes |
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9h15 |
Jinbo Bai (MSSMAT-CNRS,
Paris, France) |
Multiscale and multiphysical approach to understand the CVD process for multi-walled carbon nanotubes |
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9h45 |
Richard Martel (Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Québec,
Canada) |
Making Carbon Nanotube Electronics by Chemical Processing |
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10h15 |
Pause |
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10h45 |
Stephen Purcell (LPMCN-CNRS, Villeurbanne, France) |
Carbone Nanotubes, electro-mechanical coupling (NEMS) |
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11h15 |
Wei-Xin Ni (NanoDevice
Laboratory, Taiwan) |
Anything more than size in nanoelectronics ? |
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12h15 |
Lunch |
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Session
"systems and nanostructures" Chairman : Abdelkader Souifi (INL/CNRS) |
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Speaker |
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14h00 |
James Castracane (University at |
The |
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14h30 |
Thomas Ernst (CEA Grenoble, France) |
Novel Si-based nanowire devices for MOSFETs scaling and integrated circuits hybrid
integration |
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15h00 |
Dominique Drouin (Université de
Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada) |
Single Electron Device Integration on CMOS technology |
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15h30 |
Pause |
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16h00 |
Andrew Kirk ( |
Challenges of
nanophotonics integration |
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16h30 |
Bernard Reber (Université René Descartes,
Paris, France) |
Connecting collective assessment with continuous moral assessment |
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17h00 |
Discussion & conclusion |
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