TNT 2004 "Trends in Nanotechnology"

26 Enero, 2007te format:Sw1 -->18 May, 2005

Segovia, Spain

From 2004-09-13 to 2004-09-17

Keynote lectures: Masakasu Aono (Japan) Jean-Philippe Bourgoin (France) Juergen Brugger (Switzerland) Enrique Calleja (Spain) Federico Capasso (USA) Hai-Ping Cheng (USA) Mei-Yin Chou (USA) Ken Dean (USA) Georg S. Düsberg (Germany) Andreas Engel (Switzerland) Albert Fert (France) F. Javier Garcia de Abajo (Spain) Peter Gruetter (Canada) L. Jay Guo (USA ) Tomihiro Hashizume (Japan) Anwar Hasmy (Venezuela) Andy Henson (UK) Christian Joachim (CEMES/CNRS, France) Krishna Kalyanasundara (USA) Phil Kuekes (USA) Young Kuk (Korea) Gerhard Meyer (Swtzerland) Mervyn Miles (UK) Eiichi Nakamura (Japan) Roberto Otero (Denmark) Danny Porath (Israel) Edward Rashba (USA) Mathis Riehle (UK) Stephan Roche (France) Frank Scheffold (Switzerland) Ivan K. Schuller (USA) Alexander Shluger (UK) Robert Shull (USA) Clivia Sotomayor (Ireland) Joachim P. Spatz (Germany) Erio Tossati (Italy) John Tucker (USA) Masaru Tsukada (Japan) Daniel Ugarte (Brazil) Patrick Van Hove (Belgium) Mark Welland (UK) Stuart Wolf (USA) Noboru Yamazaki (Japan) Constantine Yannouleas (USA) Hiroshi Yokoyama ( Japan)	Oral Contributions: Ramon Aguado Spain) Mónica Alonso Cotta (Brazil) Jorge I. Cerdá ( Spain) Aranzazu del Campo (Italy) Maya Doytcheva (Netherlands) J. F. Fernandez (Spain) Josep Fontcuberta (Spain) Douglas S. Galvão (Brazil) Hsi-Sheng Goan (Australia) Zeger Hens (Belgium) Antonio Hernando (Spain) Regina Hoffmann (Switzerland) Jurrian Huskens (Netherlands) Olle Inganäs (Sweden) Pablo Jarillo-Herrero (Netherlands) Benjamin Lassagne (France) Nuria Lopez (Spain) Anton Malko (Switzerland) Jose Angel Martin-Gago (Spain) Jose Luis Menendez (Spain) Marco Pala (Italy) Luc Piraux (Belgium) Marta Prada (UK) Ganesh K. Ramachandran (USA) Inma Ratera (USA) Christian K. Riener (UK) Aarnoud Roest (Netherlands) Riccardo Rurali (France) Josep Samitier (Spain) Helmut Schift (Switzerland) Robert Stadler (Denmark) Dimitrios Stamou (Switzerland) Maria Varela (US) Markus Wahl (Switzerland) Daniela Zanchet (Brazil)
	The total number of participants was 367. 10% belong to Industrial companies (IBM, Motorola, Keithley Instruments, Philips, etc...), whereas the others came from Universities and Research Institutions (CNRS, CSIC, etc.). 32% of participants were spanish (mainly students).

TNT04 Participants per Country

Participants per Country
Spain	117
Unted States	36
United Kingdom	29
Canada	28
France	20
Switzerland	20
Japan	15
Italy	13
Germany	11
Denmark	8
Korea	8
Netherlands	8
Finland	7
Russia	7
Ireland	6
Brazil	5
Belgium	4
Sweden	3
Venezuela	3
Australia	2
Iran	2
Israel	2
Mexico	2
Poland	2
Chile	1
Estonia	1
Latvia	1
Lithuania	1
New Zeland	1
Singapure	1
Slovenia	1
South Africa	1
Taiwan	1
TOTAL	367

Students granted (64)

	Last Name	Name	Country	Grants
1	Anderson	Darren	Canada	CANADA
2	Arimon	Muriel	Spain	Navy
3	Armentano	Ilaria	Italy	PHANTOMS
4	Bengoechea	Ana	Spain	Navy
5	Bernier	Martin	Canada	CANADA
6	Blackstock	Jason	Canada	CANADA
7	Boudjella	Aissa	Canada	CANADA
8	Braidy	Nadi	Canada	CANADA
9	Cano	Andres	Spain	Navy
10	Collins	Sean	Canada	CANADA
11	Cornelius	Thomas	Germany	PHANTOMS
12	Costa	Pedro	UK	UK
13	Chan	Jayna	Canada	CANADA
14	Di Benedetto	Francesca	Italy	Navy
15	Diegoli	Sara	UK	UK
16	Elias	Anastasia	Canada	CANADA
17	Evaldsson	Martin	Sweden	iNANO
18	Fernandez Martinez	Ivan	Spain	Navy
19	Fernandez-Diaz	Eduard	Spain	Navy
20	Ferraton	Stéphane	France	PHANTOMS
21	Fritz	Karolina P.	Canada	CANADA
22	Gopakumar	Sobha	Switzerland	PHANTOMS
23	Granados	Daniel	Spain	SME
24	Grogg	Daniel	Switzerland	PHANTOMS
25	Guerrero	Carlo	Venezuela	Navy
26	Ifeacho	Pascal Onyibo	Germany	PHANTOMS
27	Jaafar Ruiz-Castellanos	Miriam	Spain	Navy
28	Karmouch	Rachid	Canada	CANADA
29	Kehagias	Nikolaos	Ireland	PHANTOMS
30	Kondratenko	Mykola	Canada	CANADA
31	Lavoie	Jean-Philippe	Canada	CANADA
32	Lemyre	Jean-Luc	Canada	CANADA
33	Li	Peng	Canada	CANADA
34	Liu	Weiping	Canada	CANADA
35	Llorens	José Manuel	Spain	Navy
36	Martinez-Rodriguez	Luis Javier	Spain	Navy
37	Mativetsky	Jeffrey	Canada	CANADA
38	Matthiesen	Jesper	Denmark	iNANO
39	Moonoosawmy	Kevin Radakishna	Canada	CANADA
40	Mouaziz	Schahrazede Lila	Switzerland	PHANTOMS
41	Nasirpouri	Farzad	UK	UK
42	Navarrete	Carmen Blanca	Spain	SME
43	Nikitina	Ekaterina	Russia	Navy
44	Paquet	Chantal	Canada	CANADA
45	Pelaéz	Samuel	Spain	PHANTOMS
46	Peña Hidalgo	Vanessa	Spain	SME
47	Pinault	Mathieu	France	PHANTOMS
48	Prasad	Tushar	USA	NASA
49	Ratto	Fulvio	Canada	CANADA
50	Sahagun	Enrique	Spain	PHANTOMS
51	Sainz Vaque	Raquel	Spain	SME
52	Saxer	Sina	Switzerland	PHANTOMS
53	Shapir	Errez	Israel	PHANTOMS
54	Smirani	Riadh	Canada	CANADA
55	Stomp	Romain	Canada	CANADA
56	Sun	Yan	Canada	CANADA
57	Tantussi	Francesco	Italy	PHANTOMS
58	Tätte	Tanel	Estonia	iNANO
59	Van Popta	Andy	Canada	CANADA
60	Vicary	James	UK	UK
61	Williams	Craig	UK	UK
62	Xu	Chunbao	Canada	CANADA
63	Zdrojek	Mariusz	Poland	Navy
64	Zgirski	Maciej	Finland	iNANO

About 236 posters were presented.

TNT 2004 Best Poster Awards

Funded by	Last Name	Name	Country	Institution
NIMS	Meister	Andre	Switzerland	CSEM
Award: 400 Euros	Poster: "Surface Patterning Using Attoliter Deposition by AFM Probes"
NIMS	Patti	Jordan	USA	UCLA
Award: 400 Euros	Poster: "Integration of Biological Molecules and Synthetic Membranes to Create Excitable Vesicles "
Parc Cientific de Barcelona	Robinson	Luke	UK	University of Cambridge
Award:350 Euros	Poster: "Electrical and Theoretical Results from Self-Aligned Side Gates to Carbon Nanotubes"
NANONET	Collins	Sean	Canada	McGill University
Award: 325 Euros	Poster:"Investigation of Switching Fields of Magnetic Nanoparticles with Magnetic Force Microscopy"
NANONET	Van Popta	Andy	Canada	University of Alberta
Award: 325 Euros	Poster: "Optical Properties of Nanostructured Porous Thin Films Fabricated Using Glancing Angle Deposition"
IRC in Nanotechnology	Yang	Ming-Hsun	UK	University of Cambridge
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Top and Back Gate Single-Wall Carbon Nanotube Transistors by Rapid Growth Chemical Vapour Deposition Method"
AIST	Sun	Yan	Canada	McGill University
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Electrical and Mechanical Contacts at the Atomic Scale: A Combined UHV STM / AFM Study"
RaithGmbH	Martinez-Rodriguez	Luis Javier	Spain	IMM-CNM-CSIC
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Fabrication and Characterization of 2D Photonic Crystals in GaInAsp/InP Semiconductor Laser Heterostructures"
IoP Publishing	Tätte	Tanel	Estonia	University of Tartu
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Tunnelling Induced Light Generated by Sb-Doped Tin Oxide Tips"
iNANO	Mativetsky	Jeffrey	Canada	McGill University
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Metals And Molecules on an Insulating Surface: First Steps Towards an Atomically Defined Molecular Device"
PHANTOMS Foundation	Scappucci	Giordano	Italy	INFM - Universitá di Roma Tre
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Low Field Magnetotransport in Strained Si-Cavities"
NASA	Perentes	Alexandre	Switzerland	Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Fabrication of Periodic Sub-Wavelength Nano-Structures in a 150nm Thick Gold Layer on Glass Slides For Optical Studies"
NASA	Chan	Jayna	Canada	University of Western Ontario
Award: 300 Euros	Poster: "Characterization of The Molecular Chemistry of Metal-Based Nanobeads on a Gold Surface"
IEEE	Stomp	Romain	Canada	McGill University
Award: 300 US Dollars	Poster: "Detection of Single Electron Charging in Individual InAs Quantum Dot by Noncontact Atomic Force Microscopy"
DIPC	Valles Callizo	Cristina	Spain	ICB-CSIC
Award: 1 week visit at DIPC with expenses fully covered	Poster: "Influence of Metals and Reaction Conditions on the Chemical Vapor Deposition Production of Carbon Nanotubes Over Sol-Gel Catalysts"
TNT2004 Organisation	Calleja	Fabian	Spain	Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
Award: Free registration to the TNT2005 Conference	Poster: "Contrast Reversal and Changing Shapes of Atomic Adsorbates in STM"
Imperial College Press & World Scientific	Alvarez-Sánchez	Rubén	Spain	IMM-CNM-CSIC
Award: Scientific Books*	Poster: "Magnetostatics in Nanostructured Arrays: Beyond the Dipolar Approximation"
WILEY-VCH	Costa	Pedro	UK	University of Oxford
Award: One Textbook "Nanoelectronics and Information Technology : Advanced Electronic Materials and Novel Devices"	Poster: "Recent Developments on the Encapsulation of Materials Within Carbon Nanotubes"
WILEY-VCH	Li	Lain-Jong	UK	University of Oxford
Award: One Textbook "Nanoelectronics and Information Technology : Advanced Electronic Materials and Novel Devices"	Poster: "Chirality Assignment: Band Gap Modification of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes With Strain"
WILEY-VCH	Solomon	Gemma	Australia	University of Sydney
Award: One Textbook "Nanoelectronics and Information Technology : Advanced Electronic Materials and Novel Devices"	Poster: "Single Molecule Conductivity: The Role of Junction-Orbital Degeneracy in the Artificially High Currents Predicted by Ab Initio Approaches"
WILEY-VCH	Yang	Ming-Hsun	UK	University of Cambridge
Award: One Textbook "Nanoelectronics and Information Technology : Advanced Electronic Materials and Novel Devices"	Poster: "Nanoauger Spectroscopy Study of Thin Film Metal Catalyst Transformation for the Production of Multi-Wall and Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes by Chemical Method Deposition"
WILEY-VCH	Paloniemi	Hanna	Finland	University of Turku
Award: One Textbook "Nanoelectronics and Information Technology : Advanced Electronic Materials and Novel Devices"	Poster: "Non-Covalent Functionalization of Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes to Improve Water-Solubility"

*Award sponsored by "World Scientific and Imperial College Press" - consists of the following scientific books: 1) Nanoscience: Friction and Rheology on the Nanometer Scale. 2) Nano-Engineering in Science and Technology. 3) Near-Field Microscopy and Near-Field Optics. 4) Molecular Electronics: Commercial Insights, Chemistry, devices, Architecture and Programming. 5) Physical Properties of Carbon Nanotubes. 6)Quantum-Based Electronic Devices and Systems.