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• Invited Speaker
• Important Dates
Willi Auwärter (Technische Universität München) Richard Berndt (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel) Bernd Büchner (Leibniz Institute Dresden) Raffaella Calarco (Paul-Drude-Institut für Festkörperelektronik) Evgueni V. Chulkov (University of the Basque Country)
August 28 - September 02, 2016 in Chemnitz, Germany
Abstract submission deadline
June 12, 2016
Notice of acceptance
June 19, 2016
Deadline for payment of regular conference fees
July 02, 2016
Hotel reservation deadline
Antonio Cricenti (National Research Council)
ICSFS 18 conference in Chemnitz
Jan Hugo Dil (Paul Scherrer Institute)
ICSFS 18 - International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces The „International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces“ (ICSFS)
is strongly interdisciplinary and covers the various aspects of thin films and surfaces including also nano and nano-bio science and technology, wherever surfaces are involved. The Conference traditionally hosts an
August 1, 2016 August 28-September 02, 2016
exhibition in which a vast selection of advanced and innovative scientific instrumentation is presented.
Stefan Facsko (Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf) Andrea C. Ferrari (University of Cambridge) Marius Grundmann (Universität Leipzig) Olav Hellwig (Hitachi Global Storage Technologies)
• Conference Fees
Philip Hofmann (Aarhus University) Pavel Jelinek (Czech Academy of Sciences)
Regular:
550 € (before July 02, 2016) 600 € (after deadline)
Students*):
400 € (before July 02, 2016) 450 € (after deadline)
Johannes Jobst (University of Leiden) Satoshi Kera (Institute for Molecular Science) Berthold Kersting (Universität Leipzig) Accompanying person**):
Akio Kimura (Hiroshima University) Stefan Kowarik (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin) Arkady Krasheninnikov (Helmholtz Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf) Christian Kumpf (Forschungszentrum Jülich) Ermin Malic (Chalmers University of Technology)
250 €
The fee includes abstract booklet, lunch (Monday - Thursday), coffee, reception, banquet, and conference tour. Students may register only after sending an official statement providing evidence for their enrolment.
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Talat S. Rahman (University of Central Florida)
For registration, particular information, and payment please use the conference homepage:
Marco Smerieri (National Research Council)
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James S. Speck (University of California, Santa Barbara) Hans-Peter Steinrück (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen)
Prof. Dietrich R.T. Zahn
(Technische Universität Chemnitz)
Prof. Thomas Seyller
(Technische Universität Chemnitz)
Accompanying person fee includes reception, conference dinner and tour.
Shuichi Murakami (Tokyo Institute of Technology) Christian Papp (Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen)
The ICSFS 18 will be chaired by:
www.icsfs18.de
www.ICSFS18.de
[email protected]
Imprint: ICSFS 18 - International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces - Organizing Committee Design by L. Feige -- Copyright © 2016 - All rights reserved
Lara K. Teles (University of Sao Paulo) Mukundan Thelakkat (University of Bayreuth) Roland Wiesendanger (Universität Hamburg) Christof Wöll (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology) Matthias Wuttig (RWTH Aachen University)
www.ICSFS18.de /
[email protected]
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„Kalter Hund“ - a traditional Saxon Layer Cake
- ICSFS 18 - 2016 in Chemnitz, Germany
- Announcement -
• History
• Organizing Committee
• Venue
The International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces (ICSFS) has taken place since 1978, gathering an increasing number of scientists from all over the world. The 18th edition, which will take place in Chemnitz (Germany) from August 28th to September 2nd 2016, follows the previous meetings held in Tokyo (1978), Washington (1981), Sydney (1984), Hamamatsu (1987), Providence (1989), Paris (1992), Hsinchu (1994), Osaka (1996), Copenhagen (1998), Princeton (2000), Marseille (2002), Hamamatsu (2004), Bariloche (2006), Dublin (2008), Beijng (2010), Genoa (2012), and Rio (2014).
Dietrich R. T. Zahn Thomas Seyller
(Technische Universität Chemnitz) (Technische Universität Chemnitz)
Conference Venue: Technische Universität Chemnitz, Central Lecture Hall Building
Local Support: Jane Eisentraut Lutz Feige Sybille Raschke Volodymyr Dzhagan
(Technische Universität Chemnitz) (Technische Universität Chemnitz) (Technische Universität Chemnitz) (Technische Universität Chemnitz)
• Conference Scope
• The Way to Chemnitz
Contact:
[email protected]
ICSFS 18 will focus on recent advances in controlling and characterizing the physical and chemical properties of thin films and surfaces, with a particular emphasis on materials for electronic, photonic and spintronic applications, in addition to bio-functionalized structures and devices. Main topics: • Organic and hybrid organic/inorganic thin films • Polymer films • Metallic films • Semiconductors and hybrid films • Insulator and oxide surfaces and thin films • Superconducting films, interfaces and surfaces • Topological insulators • Self-assembled films • 2D materials • Carbon based nanostructures and graphene • Quantum dots • Nanostructured films and surfaces • Thin film growth • Bio-functionalization and sensing • Catalysis and surface reactions • Fuel cells and hydrogen storage • Magnetism and spintronics • Photonics, plasmonics, and magnetoplasmonics • Surface metrology • Mechanical characterization and tribology • Novel and emerging methods in thin film characterization • Surface theory and modeling
- ICSFS 18 - 2016 in Chemnitz, Germany
CHEMNITZ - THE CITY OF MODERNITY Chemnitz, more than 800 years old, is situated in the heart of Saxony. The city is the third-largest in the new Federal States; about 245,000 people live here. More than 10,000 young people study at the Technische Universität Chemnitz.
Chemnitz is located in Saxony on southeast of Germany. The conference location can be reached by different means of transportations. Train: Deutsche Bahn Þ www.bahn.de.en Airports: Dresden International (~ 80 km), Leipzig-Halle (~ 90 km), Berlin (~ 270 km), Frankfurt/Main (~ 400 km), Munich (~ 420 km)
Fascinating architecture reflects the changing times and spirit of those things which have shaped the city: industrial monuments, redeveloped Gründerzeit residential quarters such as Kassberg, the Schocken department store, Villa Esche or the city centre, which has been completely modified since Reunification, constructed by Helmut Jahn, Hans Kollhoff, and Christoph Ingenhoven, bridge the gap from yesterday to today and tomorrow. The city alone has invested more than 50 million Euro in the new city centre, investors more than 500 million Euro. Just as famous is the 7.10-metres-high Karl-Marx bust made of bronze by Lew Kerbel in 1971, locally known as "Nischel" (head). Probably no other city in Germany fits the description "City of Modernity" quite so well as Chemnitz does. Developed at the time of Classical Modernism, which still gives impetus to the development of business and science, the influences of the cultural and architectural Modernism are visible and perceptible.
More information on the conference webpage.
www.ICSFS18.de
[email protected]
