Joint Sinano-Nanofunction-New Member States-Eastern Europe-ENI2 Workshop

The International Joint Sinano/Nanofunction/New Member States-Eastern Europe/ENI2 Workshop on “Advanced process and device integration and innovative nanofunctions in Nanoelectronics” was held in Kyiv on April 11^th, 2013.

Objectives of the workshop:

Conference Objectives

Progress in modern nanoelectronics poses important challenges related to integration of nano-and micro-components in one device or one system. We are especially facing many challenges for the integration of nanofunctions, in all three, More-Moore, More-than-Moore and Beyond CMOS domains. Nanosystems combining Nanoscale CMOS and Memories, nanosensing, energy harvesting using nanostructures and nanodevices for RF applications are of considerable importance for the future of Nanoelectronics. These integration related issues will be presented and discussed by invited leading European Scientists and participants from EU and FSU research communities giving occasion for exchange of knowledge, ideas and research challenges.

Programme of the workshop

Programme

Presentations

Sinano/Nanofunction Speakers:

• Dr. Francis Balestra (Sinano/Nanofunction/CNRS, France)“General Presentation of the SiNANO Institute and the Nanofunction NoE”
• Dr. Laurent Montes (Sinano/Nanofunction/CNRS, France) “Nanosensing with Si based nanowires”
• Prof. Marco Tartagni (IUNET, Italy) “Exploration of new materials, devices and technologies for Energy Harvesting”
• Prof. D. Leadley (University of Warwick, UK)“Nanocoolers”
• Dr. A. Nassiopoulou (NCSRD/IMEL, Greece) “Exploration of new materials, devices and technologies for RF applications”

ENI2 Speaker:

• Dr. Gilles Casanova (ST, France)“General Presentation of the European Nanoelectronics Infrastructure for Innovation: Collaboration in Microelectronics in an enlarged Europe”

New Member States-Eastern Europe Speakers :

• Prof. Jan Dziuban (Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland) ”Micro/nano-system for medical diagnostic research in Poland”
• Prof. Daniel Donoval, Dr Martin Weis (Slovak University of Technology, Slovakia)“Potential and Selected Activities of Institute of Electronics and Photonics”
  
• Dr. Gabor Battistig (Research Institute for Technical Physics and Material Science, Hungary)“More than Moore approach at MFA, Hungary”
• Dr. Adrian Dinescu (IMT, Romania)“Nanofabrication capabilities at IMT Bucharest: techniques and devices”
  
• Prof. János Mizsei (Department of Electron Devices of the Technical University of Budapest, Hungary)“Thermal issues in electronics and nanoelectronics”
• Dr. Wojciek Knap, (ITE, Poland & L2C, Montpellier)”Silicon nanotransistors for Terahertz detection”
• Dr. Y.Ivanov (Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia)“Si nanowires for the high-sensitive detection of HBsAg and alfa-fetoprotein”
• Profs. V. Lukichev, A. Orlikovskiy, V. Vyurkov (Physical and Technological Institute RAS, Moscow, Russia)“Development of beyond CMOS technology in PTI RAS”