Imaging at the Nanoscale
Quantum Information Processing
Nanophotonics
Nanoelectronics
FNST Schedule of Talks
Thursday, January 26
8:00 Continental Breakfast and Registration
8:40 Seigo Tarucha (University of Tokyo)
Welcome and Overview of Workshop
8:50 Robert M. Westervelt (Harvard University)
Connections with Industry
9:00 Robert Doering (Texas Instruments)
Overview of US Industry Strategic Plan
9:40 George Bourianoff (Intel Corporation)
Beyond CMOS Devices
10:20 Coffee Break
10:40 Lars Samuelson (Lund University)
Nanowire Electronics
11:20 Phaedon Avouris (IBM)
Carbon Nanotube Electronics and Optoelectronics
12:00 Lunch Break
1:20 Charles M. Marcus (Harvard University)
Center for Nanoscale Systems
1:30 Pushkar Apte (Semiconductor Industry Association)
The Global Nanoelectronics Challenge
2:10 Shriram Ramanathan (Harvard University)
Towards Complex Oxide-based Nano-switches on Technologically Relevant Platforms
2:30 Hongjie Dai (Stanford University)
Carbon Nanotube: Electrical Properties and Devices
3:10 Coffee Break
3:30 Yasuhiko Arakawa (IT-MEXT, University of Tokyo)
Advances in Quantum Dots for Semiconductor Non-Classical Light Sources
4:10 Federico Capasso (Harvard University)
Nanophotonic Devices Based on Wires, Waveguides, and Optical Antennas
4:50 Poster Session A with refreshments
Friday, January 27
8:00 Continental Breakfast and Registration
8:50 Federico Capasso (Harvard University)
Introduction
9:00 Naoki Yokoyama (Fujitsu)
Carbon Nanotube Technologies towards Practical Applications in Future
Electronics
9:40 Pablo Jarillo-Herrero (Delft University)
Carbon Nanotubes as Quantum Dots
10:20 Coffee Break
10:40 Kazuhiko Hirakawa (University of Tokyo)
Dispersive Terahertz Gain of Non-Classical Oscillator: Block Oscillation
in Semiconductor Superlattices
11:20 Andre Geim (University of Manchester)
Electronic Properties of 2-D Carbon
12:00 Lunch Break
1:20 Eric Heller (Harvard University)
Imaging Electron Flow in 2DEGs with and without Magnetic Fields
2:00 Raymond Ashoori (MIT)
Imaging Transport Resonances in the Quantum Hall Effect
2:40 Cyrus Hirjibehedin (IBM)
Spin-Coupled Chains Assembled with Atomic Precision
3:20 Coffee Break
3:40 Michihisa Yamamoto (University of Tokyo)
Electron Pump of One-Dimensional Wigner Crystal
4:20 Jacob Taylor (Harvard University)
Fault-tolerant Architecture for Quantum Computation Using Electrically
Controlled Semiconductor Spins
5:00 Poster Session B with refreshments
Saturday, January 28
8:00 Continental Breakfast and Registration
8:50 Charles M. Marcus (Harvard University)
Introduction
9:00 Yoshihisa Yamamoto (Stanford University)
Cavity QED Network Connected by Coherent States
9:40 Susumu Noda (Kyoto University)
Photonic Crystals: Ultrahigh-Q Nanocavities/Spontaneous Emission Control
10:20 Coffee Break
10:40 Daniel Loss (University of Basel)
Spin Qubits and Hyperfine Interactions in Single and Double
Quantum Dots
11:20 Yoshiro Hirayama (NTT)
Polarization, Relaxation, and Coherent Control of Nuclear Spins
in Semiconductor Systems
12:00 Lunch Break
1:20 Jason Petta (Harvard University)
Controlling a Singlet-Triplet Spin Qubit
2:00 Tsuyoshi Hatano (ICORP/JST)
Exchange Coupling in a Few Electron Double-Dot
2:40 Yasuhiro Tokura (NTT & ICORP/JST)
Coherent Single Electron Spin Control in a Slanting Zeeman Field
3:20 Seigo Tarucha (University of Tokyo)
Concluding Comments
Last Modified February 14, 2006
by the NSEC Office.