Under the patronage of the IEEE Nanotechnology Council President, Professor James Morris, the NTC Young Professionals team is organizing the first IEEE Nanotechnology Marathon. Throughout a 24-hour period, distinguished lecturers, nanotechnology experts, and influential scientists will give presentations regarding their field of expertise. The marathon will take place on the 24th of November 2021. Thanks to the speakers’ geographic distribution, an agenda with versatile topics, and sessions offered around-the-clock, audiences from around the world will have the opportunity to gain new knowledge and learn from renowned experts in the nanotechnology field.
Check out the marathon’s lineup of distinguished speakers and add the sessions to your calendar by simply clicking the iCal link.
Distinguished speakers detailed information and abstracts – PDF version
| Keynote | Topic | Local time | GMT Time | Calendar Invite |
| Prof. Lan Fu | III-V Compound Semiconductor Nanowires for Optoelectronic Applications | 10:00 am (Canberra) | 11:00 pm (23rd) | iCal |
| Prof. Seiji Samukawa | Atomic Layer Neutral Beam Process for Nanofabrication and Interface Engineering | 09:00 am (Tokyo) | 12:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Inkyu Park | Self-powered physical and chemical sensors towards next generation IoT | 10:00 am (Korea) | 01:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Qing Zhang | Roles of dynamic semiconductor junctions in mechanical energy harvesting | 10:00 am (Singapore) | 02:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Kin Fong Lei | Towards a Miniaturized, High Throughput Platform for Cancer Biology Research | 11:00 am (Taiwan) | 03:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Subhankar Bedanta | Spintronics with heavy metals, topological insulators and antiferromagnets | 09:30 am (India) | 04:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. S. Narayana Jammalamadaka | Atomistic switch based on magnetostrictive nanocontacts – Quantum transport | 10:30 am (India) | 05:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Osamu Tabata | Top-Down Meets Bottom-Up: Way to explore the plentiful room at the bottom | 03:00 pm (Tokyo) | 06:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Yogendra Mishra | Tetrapods Based Smart Materials for Advanced Technologies | 08:00 am (Denmark) | 07:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Dagur Albertsson | Spintronic oscillator based applications: modelling and design | 09:00 am (Sweden) | 08:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Arokia Nathan | Integration strategies to meet low power requirements of biosensor interfaces | 09:00 am (UK) | 09:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Ulla Lassi | Sustainable lithium-ion battery chemicals | 12:00 pm (Finland) | 10:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Caue Ribeiro | A perspective vision of nanotechnology applications in agriculture | 08:00 am (Brasil) | 11:00 am (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Cecilia de Carvalho Castro e Silva | Graphene-based Technologies for Biosensors: From Field Effect Transistors to Microfibers | 09:00 am (Brasil) | 12:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Philiswa Nomngongo | Nanomaterials as a tool in analysis and removal of pollutants from contaminated water systems | 03:00 pm (South Africa) | 01:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Giovanni Finocchio | Spintronic microwave and THz detectors: state-of-the-art and future! | 03:00 pm (Italy) | 02:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Ghassan Jabbour | Reactive printing and R2R Compatible Processes for the Self-Assembly of Nanoparticles and Quantum Dots: From Photonics to COVID-19 Applications | 10:00 am (Ottawa) | 03:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Amina E. Hussein | Laser-plasma interactions in the relativistic regime | 09:00 am (Edmonton) | 04:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Attila Bonyar |
Development of nanoplasmonic nucleotide sensors | 06:00 pm (Hungary) | 05:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Reuven Gordon | Nanoplasmonics: Reaching out to the Single Molecule | 10:00 am (Vancouver) | 06:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Dustin Gilbert | The role of composition and order in determining the magnetic properties of high-entropy alloys | 11:00 am (Knoxville) | 07:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Oluwaseyi Balogun | Nanoscale Thermal Transport Measurements in Electronic Thin Films | 02:00 pm (Chicago) | 08:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Rachel A. Oliver | The Material Science of Nitride Optoelectronics | 09:00 pm (UK) | 09:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
| Prof. Nicholas Fang | Printing Optical Materials | 05:00 pm (Boston) | 10:00 pm (24th) | iCal |
[…] For details on the Program, see the 2021 Marathon page. […]