Dear colleagues,
You are cordially invited to participate in the International
Conference on Charge Carrier Dynamics at the Nanoscale (CCDNano16),
that will take place from 12 to 13 September 2016 in Berlin, Germany.
Registration is open at http://www.nanoge.org/CCDNano16/index.php,
with a deadline due on the 31th of July 2016 for poster contributions.
The scientific program is already available at:
http://www.nanoge.org/CCDNano16/program_pre.php
_Confirmed__Invited Speakers:
*Mischa Bonn* (Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, DE)
*David Cahen* (Weizmann Institute, IL)
*Filippo de Angelis * (ISTM-CNR Perugia, IT)
*James Durrant* (Imperial College, UK)
*Bruno Ehrler* (AMOLF Amsterdam, NL)
*Arjan Houtepen* (TU Delft, NL)
*Jenny Nelson * (Imperial College London, UK)
*Abraham Nitzan* (Tel Aviv university, IL)
*Annamaria Petrozza* (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia, IT)
*Oleg Prezhdo* (University of South California, US)
*Alessandro Troisi* (University of Warwick, UK)
*Eva Unger* (Lund University, SE)
*Vanessa Wood* (Laboratory for Nanoelectronics, CH)
_Summary:_
Unraveling the nature of charge carrier dynamics taking place at the
nanoscale is of pivotal interest for many different scientific
disciplines. Furthermore, from a practical point of view, tuning
charge transfer, recombination and transport in organic and inorganic
nanocomposites and bulk materials represents a the key aspect for the
further optimization of novel nanostructured-based applications (e.g.
solar cells, batteries, sensors, molecular electronics, catalysts...).
The CCDNano meeting will bring together experts from different
scientific fields in order to trigger interdisciplinary discussions
and collaborations. We expect this conference to serve as a platform
in order to share, advance and potentially unify methodologies and
theories from different research sub-fields. Ultimately, the aim of
the conference is to break the boundaries between chemistry, physics,
biology and engineering concerning the nature of charge transfer,
recombination and transport processes taking place at the nanoscale.
_Topics to be covered by the conference: _
* Molecular electronics
* Interfacial charge transfer and transport in nanocomposites
* Defects and recombination in organic and inorganic nanocomposites
and bulk semiconductors
* Exciton, charge transfer state and polaron dynamics in
donor:acceptor systems
* Theory of charge transport and recombination in organic and
inorganic nanocomposites
* Energy transfer in organic and inorganic nanocomposites
* Technological implications and perspectives for novel
nanostructured-based devices (e.g. solar cells, batteries, sensors,
electronics, catalysts,...).
* ...
We look forward to seeing you in Berlin, to discuss the latest trends
and challenges concerning charge transfer and transport at the
Nanoscale.
Best regards.
Dr. Ivan Infante, Dr. Thomas Kirchartz and Dr. Enrique Cánovas
(CCDNano16 Chairs)
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