Aims of the conference:

This conference on Nanotechnologies and Advanced Materials will take place in Paris on November, 13^th 2013. It is jointly organised by the CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) and the Ben Gourion University of the Neguev (Beer-Sheva, Israel).

The main objective of this event is on the one hand to enable new cooperations between the CNRS and the Ben Gourion University of the Neguev and on the other hand to promote and reinforce existing partnerships among the researchers of both organisations.

This conference is open to the scientific community as well as to firms interested in this field of research and innovation.

Flyer:

Program:

List of speakers:

Lital ALFONTA, Nanotechnology and Synthetic-Biology

Loïc AUVRAY, Transport of synthetic and biological macromolecules through nanopores

Frédéric CHERIOUX, From a Single Molecule to Array of Molecular Rotators on a Silicon Surface

Smadar COHEN, Engineering materials for regenerative medicine and drug delivery

Serge COSNIER, Supramolecular biological assemblies for biosensors and biofuel cells

Thomas EBBESEN, Hybrid light-matter states: potential for molecular and material science

Yaniv GELBSTEIN, Nano-energy: thermoelectric materials for energy conversion applications

Youval GOLAN, New insights on wet chemical synthesis of functional nanomaterials

Julie GROLLIER, Nanodevices for bio-inspired computing

Niko HILDEBRANDT, Quantum dot-based FRET (Förster Resonance Energy Transfer) for multiplexed biosensing

Marc LAMY DE LA CHAPELLE, Development of a new optical nanobiosensor for disease diagnosis

Jean-François ROBILLARD, Unconventional principles of Thermoelectric Generation

José Alain SAHEL, Strategies for vision restoration : from visual processing to prosthetics and optogenetics

Gabby SARUSI, Nano-photonics based devices for up-conversion SWIR to visible imaging

Pascale SENELLART, Cavity quantum electrodynamics with semiconductor quantum dots

 
Open space for posters simultaneously available during the conference.

Practical information:

Deadline for registration: postponed to November, 6th 2013

To participate in the conference please register here:  http://www.sciencesconf.org/

Note that registration is free of charge but mandatory. A confirmation will be sent to participants within the limits of the places available on the premises.

Submissions of posters for communication purposes are also possible.

Lunch will only be provided for participants who have expressly indicated so in the registration process and against a cash payment of €12,- on the conference venue.

Conference Schedule: 8:00 - 18:30

Address: Campus Gérard Mégie, auditorium Marie-Curie, CNRS, 3, rue Michel-Ange, Paris 75016 - France

Map: http://www.cnrs.fr/en/home/headquarters.htm

Transport: Michel-Ange Auteuil station (lines 9 and 10) - Bus lines: 62 and 52

Contact (Direction Europe de la Recherche et Coopération Internationale): derci.bgu@cnrs.fr

Gulnara Le Torrivellec: +33 (0)1 44 96 44 53 / Mickaël Kouropatoff: +33 (0)1 44 96 46 67