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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Salditt.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday February 11th 2016 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum X-ray imaging at the nanoscale: ptychography, holography and tomography X-rays can deeply penetrate matter and thus provide information about the functional (interior) architecture of complex samples, from biological tissues and cells to nanoscale composite ma

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2016_Ueda.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday April 7, 2016 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum The Gibbs Paradox and Entanglement Prethermalization in a Bose Gas An isolated quantum system often shows relaxation to a quasi-stationary state before reaching thermal equilibrium. Such a prethermalized state was observed in recent experiments in a one- dimensional B

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Microsoft Word - NANOLundSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM 2017_Wernersson.docx Full program of NanoScience Colloquia http://www.nano.lu.se/news‐and‐events/nanoscience‐colloquia NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday January 26, 2017 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum III-V Nanowire MOSFETs on Si for Millimeter- Wave Applications III-V Nanowire transistors are candidates to extend the transistor scaling roadmaps. In particular

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NANOSAFETY, 5 ECTS CREDITS This course is given for postgraduate students (PhD students) at Lund University, but is also offered for external participants as commissioned education. AIM The aim of the course is to mediate knowledge of safe manufacturing and handling of engineered nanoparticles and of nanomaterials i.e. materials containing nano- particles, in the perspective of human health and of

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2013_Bhattacharya.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday September 12th 2013 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Inflammatory reactivity of carbon nanotubes: Focus on biodegradation Dr. Kunal Bhattacharya Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm Unique electronic, optical and mechanical features of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) along with groundbreaking innovations have made them an

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2013_Lee.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday August 22th 2013 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Biology from the bottom up: Artificial synthesis of the bacterial flagellar motor Dr. Lawrence Lee Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute, Australia Nanoscale rotary motors are everywhere in nature. These biological machines perform functions as diverse and as fundament

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2013_Yablonovitch.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday June 13th 2013 at 16:00, K-space, Fysicum The Opto-Electronic Physics Which Just Broke the Efficiency Record in Solar Cells Prof. Eli Yablonovitch University of California, Berkeley It is surprising that high efficiency solar cells care more about Optics than about Electronics. Counter-intuitively, effici

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2014_Diebold.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday March 27th 2014 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Oxide Surfaces at the Atomic Scale Prof. Ulrike Diebold Institute of Applied Physics, TU Vienna, Austria Surface science studies of metal oxides have experienced a rapid growth. The reasons for this increasing interest are quite clear: after all, most metals are oxidi

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2014_Harmand.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday May 22nd 2014 at 15:00, K-space, Fysicum Some basic aspects of III-V nanowire growth Dr. Jean-Christophe Harmand Laboratoire de Photonique et de Nanostructures - CNRS, France Nanowire growth is full of intriguing aspects. I will present a few mechanisms which, we think, are important in determining the growth

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2014_Hommelhoff.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday October 2nd 2014 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum When femtosecond laser pulses meet nanoscale structures: from attosecond electron control to novel particle accelerators  Prof. Peter Hommelhoff University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen, Germany When few-cycle laser pulses are focused on nanometer sharp structur

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2014_Linse.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday December 4th 2014 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Mechanism of amyloid fibril growth and the effect of nanoparticles  Prof. Sara Snogerup Linse Lund University, Sweden Experimental studies of amyloid fibril growth kinetics have been characterized by a large spread between replicates despite samples typically contain

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2015_Brixner.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday June 4th 2015 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Space–Time-Resolved Spectroscopy and Control of Nanostructured Materials Prof. Tobias Brixner Institut für Physikalische und Theoretische Chemie Universität Würzburg Functional materials often rely on a complex interplay of dynamic processes that are difficult to disent

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Microsoft Word - NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM2015_Diegel.docx NANOSCIENCE COLLOQUIUM Thursday May 7th 2015 at 15:30, K-space, Fysicum Printing the Future Prof. Olaf Digel Product Development, Lund University 3D printing is coming of age. It is becoming a rapid “manufacturing” technology that will have a great deal of influence on how we live in the future. It will have a profound impact on almost all ma

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Nanoscience_Colloquium_2017_10_02_Prof_Dr_Gerhard_Abstreiter_lores For full program of NanoScience Colloquia see: http://www.nano.lu.se/news-and-events/nanoscience-colloquia NNAANNOOSSCCIIEENNCCEE CCOOLLLLOOQQUUIIUUMM Prof. Dr. Gerhard Abstreiter Thursday November 2, 2017 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum SSeemmiiccoonndduuccttoorr HHeetteerroo--NNaannoowwiirreess oonn SSii ffoorr PPhhoottoonniicc aanndd

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Nanoscience_Colloquium_2018_02_21_Raffaella_Calarco_lores For full programme of NanoScience Colloquia see: http://www.nano.lu.se/news-and-events/nanoscience-colloquia NNAANNOOSSCCIIEENNCCEE CCOOLLLLOOQQUUIIUUMM Dr. Raffaella Calarco Thursday February 21st, 2019 at 15:15, in k-space, Fysicum van der Waals (vdW) materials: towards heterostructures Senior Staff Scientist, Paul Drude Institut für Fest

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Nanoscience_Colloquium_2018_08_26_Zhong_Lin_lores For full program of NanoScience Colloquia see: http://www.nano.lu.se/news-and-events/nanoscience-colloquia NNAANNOOSSCCIIEENNCCEE CCOOLLLLOOQQUUIIUUMM Prof. Zhong Lin Wang Monday August 26th, 2019 at 10:15, in k-space, Fysicum Maxwell’s displacement current governed triboelectric nanogenerator for self-powered systems & blue energy Hightower Chair

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Nanoscience_Colloquium_2018_02_08_Prof_Monica_Alonso_Cotta_lores For full program of NanoScience Colloquia see: http://www.nano.lu.se/news-and-events/nanoscience-colloquia NNAANNOOSSCCIIEENNCCEE CCOOLLLLOOQQUUIIUUMM Prof. Monica Alonso Cotta Thursday February 8, 2018 at 15:15, K-space, Fysicum Bacterial adhesion and biofilm formation: what can we learn with tools at the nanoscale? Professor at the

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Nanoscience for Sustainable Energy HEINER LINKE AND LARS SAMUELSON | NANOLUND Nanoscience is the art of understanding and using the new physical behavior exhibited by very small material components – and it offers a wealth of opportunities to help achieve a sustainable energy supply. This is one of the aims of NanoLund, the Center for Nanoscience at Lund University with more than 200 scientists at

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OPEN SEMINAR copy OPEN SEMINAR Dr Tom Zega, University of Arizona Chemical insights into the origins of our solar system and ancient stars through atomic-scale studies of planetary materials Thursday 30 August 14.00. Lecture hall KC:G Kemicentrum, Naturvetarvägen 14, Lund Dr. Zega is Associate Professor in the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory and the Dept. of Materials Science and Engineering at the

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Operational Plan NanoLund 2016 Operational Plan for NanoLund 2016 Operational  plan  for  NanoLund     February  2016   This operational plan is an internal document for NanoLund. It complements the Strategic Plan, which defines our strategic aims at a more overarching level. The Operational Plan describes our strategic aims at the level of NanoLund’s subareas, and identifies and prioritizes speci

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