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Conference Proceedings
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May 7, 5.00-8.00 pm
Hynes Convention Center
Boston, Massachusetts, USA |
| The 2006 Workshop
on Atomic Scale Modeling will provide participants of Nanotech 2006 and the NanoImpact Workshop with free access to a series of presentations focusing on in silico approaches for tackling nanoscale research.
Theoreticians will find a forum for discussing state-of-the-art
advances in atomistic modeling and hot areas where available
methods can find applications.
Experimentalists will be introduced to the Atomistix
Virtual Nanolab designed specifically to allow quick,
easy access to powerful numerical methods by lab researchers.
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| Speakers |
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Amitesh MAITI,
PhD,
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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Mark RATNER,
Professor
of Chemistry, Northwestern
Chemistry Department
abstract |
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Kurt STOKBRO,
PhD,
VP Business Development, Atomistix A/S
abstract |
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Anders BLOM,
PhD, VP Technical Support,
Atomistix A/S
abstract |
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Jean-Luc BREDAS,
Professor of Chemistry
and Biochemistry, Georgia Institute of Technology
abstract
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Hiroshi MIZUSEKI,
Associate Professor, Institute for Materials Research,
Tohoku University
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Who Should Attend
- Theoreticians interested in atomic scale modeling.
- Experimentalists interested in experiments involving nanoscale
transport. Of particular relevance for molecular electronics, organic
electronics, spintronics.
- Organizations interested in potential partnerships with Atomistix
Notes
- Free entry for the attendees of Nanotech 2006
- If you cannot attend you may register to receive the proceedings
- Contact us for more info or to express interest
Workshop schedule
| 5.00 |
Molecular Transport Structures: Elastic Scattering and Beyond
Mark Ratner |
| 5.30 |
Transport Properties through Ferrocene Molecules by First-principles Calculations and Nonequilibrium Green’s Function Formalism
Hiroshi Mizuseki |
| 6.00 |
Virtual NanoLab™
Anders Blom |
| 6.30 |
Coffee break |
| 6.45 |
Organic Electronics: A Molecular View of Charge Transport in π-Conjugated Materials
Jean-Luc Bredas |
| 7.15 |
Carbon nanotube electronics – quantum chemical and transport modeling
Amitesh Maiti |
| 7.45 |
First principles modelling of spin-polarised electron transport
Kurt Stokbro |
| About Atomistix |
Atomistix A/S is a leading provider of software
solutions for the development of nanotechnology. It
has developed a system of integrated software
modules based on quantum theory - the
Atomistix Virtual NanoLab™.
Headquartered in Copenhagen, Atomistix has sold
and distributed its software solutions on five
continents.
www.atomistix.com |
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| About NSTI |
The Nano Science and Technology Institute (NSTI) was
created in 1997 and chartered with the promotion and integration
of small technologies through education, technology and
business development. The NSTI is the founder and manager
of the world's most comprehensive small technology scientific
and business event, the annual Nanotechnology Conference
and Trade Show (Nanotech).
The NSTI provides technical, informational and business
services to industrial and governmental organizations
worldwide. |
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