Day 1 - March 13
08:30 Registration Open
09:15 Opening Remarks
Session I - Advances in thermal scanning probe lithography
Prof. Dr. Xia Liu
Institute of Physics CAS, Beijing
09:30
Multiple-Scale and Gray-Scale Patterning Using Thermal Scanning Probe Lithography
Dr. Fabian Könemann
Heidelberg Instruments Nano AG
10:00
Introducing parallel thermal scanning probe lithography
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Valerio Levati
Politecnico di Milano
10:30
Thermally driven Phase Nanoengineering for Spintronics
Chair: Dr. Emine Cagin
11:00 Coffee Break
Session II - 2D materials
Berke Erbas
EPFL
11:15
Grayscale topography engineering for 2D nanoelectronics
Dr. Yu Kyoung Ryu
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
11:45
Laser-induced graphene advanced energy storage devices
Dr. Gabriela Borin Barin
Empa
12:15
Bottom-up graphene nanoribbons: towards high-performance devices
Chair: Dr. Simon Bonanni
12:45 Lunch & Posters
Session III - Nanodevices
Dr. Chit Siong Aaron Lau
Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore
14:15
Utilizing thermal scanning probe for engineering 2D material-based quantum applications
Dr. Chloé Bureau-Oxton
IBM Research - Zurich
14:45
A side-gated finFET as a scanning electrometer
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Prof. Dr. Saptarshi Das
Pennsylvania State University
15:15
3D Integration of 2D Devices for Advanced Memory, Logic, and Bio-inspired Computing
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Chair: Dr. Armin Knoll
Session IV - Bionano sciences and biomimicry
Dr. Alexander Wright
NYU
16:00
Thermochemical activation of a polymer for protein immobilisation
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Prof. Dr. Thomas Iskratsch
Queen Mary University of London
16:30
Nanofabrication of bioarrays for single molecule resolution tracking of receptor-ligand interactions and cell adhesion formation
Dr. Stefan Walheim
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
17:00
Substrate-controlled self-assembly as a bio-inspired approach towards nano-functional surfaces
Chair: Dr. Cathelijn van Nisselroy
17:30 Social Event
Day 2 - March 14
08:30 Registration Open
Session V - Photonics and nano-optics
Prof. Dr. Rachel Grange
ETH Zürich
09:00
Lithium niobate on Insulator and Beyond: Overcoming Fabrication Challenges for Integrated and Flat Photonics
Prof. Dr. Olivier J.F. Martin
EPFL
09:30
The promise of the third dimension nanophotonics
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Yannik Glauser
ETH Zürich
10:00
Optical Fourier Surfaces for Holography
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Chair: Dr. Nolan Lassaline
10:30 Coffee Break & Posters
Session VI - Advances in materials
Harry Biller
Allresist GmbH
11:15
From powder to liquid resist: Insights into the stability of Polyaldehydes in solution
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Prof. Dr. Javier Rodríguez-Viejo
Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2)
11:45
Bulk versus surface melting in thin film organic semiconductor glasses: A path for glass coexistence and nanostructuration
Dr. Heiko Wolf
IBM Research - Zurich
12:15
Will it compute? – Networks of micro-scale chemical oscillators
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Chair: Dr. Nicholas Hendricks
12:45 Lunch & Posters
Session VII - Innovation at the nanoscale
Dr. Meguya Ryu
NMIJ AIST / Tokyo Institute of Technology
14:30
Detection of local thermal diffusivity of soft materials by using nano thermal heating probe
Dr. Gabriel Puebla Hellmann
QZabre
15:00
Nitrogen vacancy based quantum sensors for nano-scale thermometry
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Dr. Filippo Federici
Nanolayers Research Computing Ltd.
15:30
ALANN: Atomic lithography automation with neural networks
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Chair: Dr. Fabian Könemann