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NanoLund Membership Criteria Mar2020 Membership Benefits and Obligations (Updated March 25, 2020) Faculty Member Affiliated Faculty Member PI with an independent, tenure-track faculty position, or a leader with strategic development role in education, teaching, infrastructure or administration. • A major part of the leader’s main activity contributes directly to NanoLund’s strategic aims and is in

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5 µm 1.6 s0.8 s c d 0.0 s b HNW a b c d 0 s 0.8 s 1 s 1.8 s 5 µm HNW myosin actin a c b d NANOWIRE INTERFACING WITH MOLECULAR MOTORS: Light Guiding and Tunneling, nanowire fabrication ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The work presented here was carried out in close collaboration with Linnaeus University in Kalmar, Sweden. All nanofabrication was carried out in Lund Nano Lab. We acknowledge financial support from

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2015_Javey.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday November 19, 2015 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum A direct thin-film path towards low-cost large area III-V photovoltaics and optoelectronics III-V photovoltaics (PVs) have demonstrated the highest power conversion efficiencies for both single- and multi-junction cells. However, expensive epitaxial growth substr

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Capasso.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday June 2, 2016 at 15:15, Rydberg lecture Hall, Fysicum Metasurfaces for Wavefront Shaping: High- performance Planar Photonic Components beyond Refractive and Diffractive Optics The design of fundamental optical components such as lenses, gratings, and holograms has remained essentially unchanged for at leas

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Khurgin.docx Full program of NanoScience Colloquia http://www.nano.lu.se/news‐and‐events/nanoscience‐colloquia NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday November 24, 2016 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum How small can one shrink a laser? Recently there has been a surge in activity devoted to development of the nano-scale lasers, in particularly the lasers employing

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Klimeck.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday May 12th 2016 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum NEMO5, a Parallel, Multiscale, Multiphysics Nanoelectronics Modeling Tool The downscaling of electronic devices has reached the range where the number of atoms in critical dimensions is countable, geometries are formed in three dimensions, and new materials are bei

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Prost.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Wednesday October 12, 2016 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Light Charge Interaction in Semiconductor Nanowires Compound semiconductor heterostructure nanowires with embedded pn-junctions for electronic and photonic devices are now available. Despite amazing miniaturization achievements their device performance such as th

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Redwing.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Wednesday May 25, 2016 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum MOCVD Routes to 2D Films The spectrum of two-dimensional (2D) materials “beyond graphene” has been continually expanding driven by the compelling properties of monolayer films. The majority of studies have focused on materials such as MoS2 and hexagonal BN that hav

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Ritort.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday May 19, 2016 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Single Molecule Research: When Biology Meets Physics Nonequilibrium pervades nature. From living cells to the expanding universe virtually all energy processes in nature occur in nonequilibrium conditions [1]. The possibility of using electromagnetic fields to exert

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2017_Simmel.docx Full program of NanoScience Colloquia http://www.nano.lu.se/news‐and‐events/nanoscience‐colloquia NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Monday April 3, 2017 at 14:15, K-space, Fysicum Nucleic Acid-based Devices in Molecular Robotics and Synthetic Biology Over the past two decades, the sequence-programmable molecular recognition properties of nucleic ac

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NANOSAFETY, 5 ECTS CREDITS APPLY HERE: dinkurs.se/nanosafety Admission requirements No formal requirements for represen- tatives from industry and legislation. Course dates and location The course is given during two weeks, on April and June, 2021 (exact dates TBA). Number of participants Maximum 10 external particpants Course fee SEK 21.000 excluding VAT. Contact For course content please contact

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NANOSAFETY, 5 ECTS CREDITS APPLY HERE: dinkurs.se/nanosafety Admission requirements No formal requirements for represen- tatives from industry and legislation. Course dates and location The course is given during two weeks, on April 20-23 and June 8-11, 2020. Number of participants Maximum 10 external particpants Course fee SEK 21.000 excluding VAT. Contact For course content please contact: chris

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2012_Ratner.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Monday October 8th 2012 at 15:15, Rydberg Lecture Hall, Fysicum Electronic Motions in Single Molecules and in Photovoltaics – Mechanisms and Mysteries Prof. Mark Ratner Department of Chemistry Northwestern University Abstract: Organic photovoltaics require optical excitation, charge separation, charge transport, and cha

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2012_Yi_Cui.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday January 17th 2013 at 10:15, K-space, Fysicum Nanomaterials Design for Energy Conversion and Storage Prof. Yi Cui Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Stanford University Stanford Institute for Materials and Energy Sciences, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory Abstract: The development of nanotechno

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2013_Blick.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday November 7th 2013 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Nanoelectromechanics for Proteomics Professor Robert Blick Universität Hamburg Mechanical resonators realized on the nano-scale by now offer applications in mass-sensing of biomolecules with extraordinary sensitivity. The general idea is that perfect mechanical biosen

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2013_DanielDapkus.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday April 18th 2013 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Nanostructures for Energy Device Applications Prof. P. Daniel Dapkus Center for Energy Nanoscience, University of Southern California, Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical Engineering, Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science Nanostruct

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2013_Parrondo.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Wednesday April 24th 2013 at 13:15, K-space, Fysicum The Maxwell Demon: A Personal View Prof. Juan MR Parrondo Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain Information can be used to extract energy from a single thermal bath, in apparent contradiction with the Second Law of Thermodynamics. This observation was first point

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2013_Zwiller.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday October 24th 2013 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Quantum optics with nanowires Dr. Val Zwiller Kavli Institute of Nanoscience, TU Delft, The Netherlands Nanowires offer new opportunities for nanoscale quantum optics; the quantum dot geometry in semiconducting nanowires as well as the material composition and envir

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2014_Anikeeva.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday June 12th 2014 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials Platforms for Neural Recording and Interrogation Assistant Professor Polina Anikeeva Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, USA The mammalian nervous system is often compared to an e

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