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NanoPhotonics Forum 2007


Date 26 June 2007
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Time

09.00 - 17.00

Location

Imperial College London, UK

26 June 2007, Blackett Laboratory, Imperial College London, UK

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Introduction

NanoPhotonics promises captivating new fundamental physics and exciting applications in lower power, ultra small devices performing at the quantum edge in a wide range of technologies. It will be a major component of the enormous field of nano-science that will continue to drive technologies for several decades to come.

This forum will aim to bring together theoretical and experimental studies in this field and prove to be valuable for the participant. It will highlight the significant developments taking place in optical physics in the UK and Europe and its applications in different industry sectors.

The nanophotonics forum will discuss and debate key topics like Plasmonics; Metals; Quantum Dots and Surface Scattering.

Why Should You Attend

  • Learn what makes NanoPhotonics so exciting?
  • Find the link between research and applications; what will makes the nanophotonics applications attractive to industry?
  • Have the opportunity to interact and network with key Theorists and Researchers
  • Listen to discerning case studies and obtain an insight into the significant developments in nano-scale structures
  • Discuss and debate the potential of NanoPhotonics

Who Should Attend

This seminar has been specially designed for;

  • PhD Students and Researchers
  • Technologists
  • R&D Manager
  • Product Developers
  • Application Managers

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Programme

Programme

09.30 Registration
09.55

Opening remarks from the Chairman
Prof. Gareth Parry, Head of Group, Department of Physics, Imperial College, UK

10.00

Laser Surface Authentication: Nanoscale Optical Probing for Counterfeit Detection
Prof. Russell Cowburn, Department of Physics, Imperial College, London, UK

10.30

NanoPhotonics: from Flexible Polymer Opals to Molecular Sensors
Prof. Jeremy Baumberg, Director NanoScience, University of Southampton, UK

11.00

Plasmonic Route to NanoPhotonic Devices
Prof. Anatoly Zayats, School of Maths and Physics, Queens University, Belfast, UK

11.30

Refreshments

12.00

Planar meta-materials - the new elemental base of nanophotonics
Prof. Nikolay Zheludev, Deputy Director, The Optoelectronics Research Centre, University of Southampton, UK

12.30

Invisibility Devices - General Relativity in Electrical Engineering
Tom Philibin, Research Fellow in Theoretical Physics, School of Physics and Astronomy, University of St. Andrews, UK

13.00

Lunch

14.00

Sub-wavelength energy localization and waveguiding in plasmonics
Dr Stefan Maier, Reader in the Department of Physics, University of Bath, UK

14.30 Nanostructure for Solar Cells
Dr Amanda Chatten, Research Associate, Imperial College London, UK
15.00 Refreshments
15.30

Microhand for Manipulating Micron-Sized Objects
Dr Jonathan Leach, Glasgow University. An Optical Trapped

16.00

Open Panel Discussion
Chaired by Dr. Mark Dennis, School of Mathematics, University of Southampton, UK

17.00

Close of Seminar