Nano 2014

The primary scope of NANO 2014 is to discuss comprehensively and disseminate widely state-of-the-art research, recent achievements, global trends, an exchange of novel ideas, concepts, techniques and exciting perspectives in nanoscience, nanotechnology and related rapidly developing fields. NANO 2014 collects together a World community of outstanding scientists and engineers interested in recent developments порно бесплатно on nanostructured materials in various renowned areas connected with chemistry, physics, mechanics, energy, electronics, biomedical applications, advanced characterization techniques and computer simulation of nanostructured materials.

In particular, NANO 2014 is related to various hot topics such as

carbon nanomaterials, graphene, nanotubes, nanodiamonds,
nanostructured semiconductors,
nanomagnetism,
plasmonic nanostructures,
nanoelectronics, optoelectronics, molecular electronics,
various construction nanomaterials,
nanomaterials in catalysis,
nanomaterials for energy,
nanostructured materials for medicine and sustainable development.
On the other hand, NANO 2014 provides a forum to discuss advanced approaches on nanostrucrured materials preparation including smart nanoparticles, thin films, heterostructures, superlattices, soft matter materials, the development of templating, patterning, self – assembling, nanofabrication techniques in laboratory and industrial scales.

All the subjects are split into two major groups – Preparation and Characterization of Nanostructured Materials (sections 1 – 6) or Practical Applications of Nanostructured Materials (section 7-11). Particular subjects will disclose their unique aspects when framed additionally in relevant scientific sections playing the role of microsymposia. This makes it more comfortable for our participants with diverse scientific interests to reach new conclusions and ideas.

NANO 2014 Sections

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Section 01. Formation, Shaping and Self-assembly of Inorganic Nanoparticles; Carbon Nanomaterials

Section 02. Thin Films and Heterostructures, 2D and 3D Nanofabrication

Section 03. Nanoceramics

Section 04. Bulk Metallic Nanomaterials

Section 05. Nanocomposites and Hybrid Nanomaterials

Section 06. Polymer, Organic and Other Soft Matter Materials

Section 07. Nanomaterials for Energy

Section 08. Biological and Biomedical Nanomaterials

Section 09. Nanomaterials: Mechanics and Applications in Mechanical Engineering

Section 10. Nanomaterials for Information Technologies, Nanoelectronics and Nanophotonics

Section 11. Nanomaterials and Catalysis

The conference Exhibition will present manufacturers of advance characterization equipment and Publishing houses. Several thematic disputes on nanoeducation, business, science and innovation are planned during the Exhibition.

The official language is English. All original contributions will be arranged via the congress web – site in the form of plenary, invited, oral and poster presentations. The full range of topics at the frontier of science will be presented in 9 plenary lectures of Nobel Prize winners and world leaders of nanoscience, more than 100 invited, 500 oral talks of distinguished scientists, discussed in 12 technical sessions gathering about 80 valuable topics, debated among 700 posters of talented young scientists competing for congress special awards. Additional exciting possibilities are given by the Exhibition events of NANO 2014. World – wide manufacturers of advance characterization equipment and Publishing houses will present their achievements in the exhibition hall. Round – table disputes on nanoeducation, business, science and innovation are planned during the Exhibition.

Dear Colleagues,

We cordially invite you to participate in NANO 2014 – a great Congress in a great place and time! You are welcome to share your outstanding works with all the people over the World interested in different aspects of nanostructured materials. Next year, the XII international conference on Nanostructured Materials (NANO 2014) will be hosted by Lomonosov Moscow State University on July 13 – 18, 2014 in Moscow. This continues the series of conferences in Cancun – Mexico (1992), Stuttgart – Germany (1994), Kona – Hawaii, USA (1996), Stockholm – Sweden (1998), Sendai – Japan (2000), Orlando – USA (2002), Wiesbaden – Germany (2004), Bangalore – India (2006), Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (2008), Rome – Italy (2010), Rhodes – Greece (2012).

We provide a forum for outstanding scientists in chemistry, physics, mechanics, computer simulation, biomedical applications, advanced characterization techniques of nanostructured materials. As usual, the Congress will discuss the state-of-the-art research, recent achievements, global trends, an exchange of novel ideas, concepts, techniques and exciting perspectives in nanoscience, nanotechnology and related rapidly developing fields. Our guests and participants will join a unique community of 1000+ scientists attending:

beautiful opening and closing ceremonies,
9 plenary lectures of Nobel prize winners and world leaders of nanoscience,
more that 100 invited talks of distinguished scientists,
about 500 oral contributions,
about 700 poster presentations,
11 sections gathering about 80 valuable topics,
exhibition events,
Young Scientist Award competition,
banquets,
sight–seeing tours in the largest city of Russia – Moscow and suburbs.
In hoping to see you in Moscow,
Organizing Committee.

Venue click here to find out more about Moscow and MSU
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Visas for those who has to prepare visas
In 2014, the Congress will be held in Russia for the first time during a comfortable summer season, inside a green and very domestic campus of the best Russian university.

Registration of all our paticipants will take place in Lomonosovsky Building of Moscow State University (Universitet metro station, Lomonosovsky avenue, 27 / 1 bldg., Mirror Hall).

The campus is located in the famous district of Moscow “Yugo-Zapadniy” (South – West area) and can be reached easily by taxi, metro, busses etc. The Main Building of MSU is visible from almost any point around and is not far from the metro station “Universitet” (“University”) which belongs to a historic “red line” of the metro transportation system crossing Moscow from beneath. It will take a couple of bus stops or 10 – 15 mins by feet down to the Lomonosovski avenue to get one of the well – know symbols of Moscow – a huge highlander Main Building of MSU which is not possible to miss!

Main Building of Moscow State University, Lenin Hills, South – West District of Moscow

Lomonosov Moscow State University is the oldest and largest university in Russia with the tallest educational building in the world. From the engineering point of view, Moscow University campus is an extremely complex system, with 1,000,000 sq. m floor area in 1,000 buildings and structures, with 8 dormitories housing over 12,000 students and 300 km of utility lines. Founded in the XVIII century, the University has been constantly growing. In June 1992, Moscow University has received the status of a self-governing institution of higher education. Nowadays the University retains its role of a major center of learning and research as well as an important cultural center. Its academics and students follow the long-standing traditions of the highest academic standards and democratic ideals. It offers training in almost all branches of modern science and humanities. There have been 11 Nobel Prize winners among its professors and alumni, out of 18 Russians who have received the prestigious prize so far. Besides its 39 faculties, Moscow University comprises 15 research institutes, 4 museums, 6 local branches in Russia and abroad, about 380 departments, the Science Park, the Botanical Gardens, The Library, the University Publishing House, a recreational centre and a school for talented children. The university has well-established contacts with the most distinguished universities in the World, exchanging students and lecturers with the leading international institutions.

In the MSU Campus, main events of NANO 2014 will happen in the Lomonosov Building of MSU (Congress opening and Plenary lectures, Invited, Oral talks and Poster presentations in 11 parallel sections, Exhibition). All these buildings, lunch, dinner restaurants, several local museums, green parks are within a walking distance and compose a part of MSU Campus situated at a nice elevated point of Moscow – Lenin Hills. This place is included as a “must – to – see” stop in most of sightseeing tours, it is also a favorite stop of wedding corteges of Moscow people and also a relax area of students. MSU Campus is beautiful and safe in day time and is mystically illuminated tonight.

Plenary Speakers (in the alphabetic order)
Professor Alexander L. Aseev
Director, Rzhanov Institute of Semiconductor Physics of Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences (SB RAS), Vice-President of RAS, Chairman of SB RAS

Professor Michael Graetzel
Director, Laboratory of Photonics and Interfaces, Ecole Polytechnique de Lausanne, Switzerland

Preliminary title of plenary lecture: “Nanostructured Systems for Solar Generation of Electricity and Fuels”

Professor Alexander V. Kabanov
Chair, Laboratory of Chemical Design of Bionanomaterials of Lomonosov Moscow State University, Director, Center for Nanotechnology in Drug Delivery, Codirector, Carolina Institute for Nanomedicine, Mescal S. Ferguson Distinguished Professor

Professor Harold Kroto
Francis Eppes Professor of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, The Florida State University, USA

Nobel Prize in Chemistry (1996)

Title of lecture: “Carbon in Nano and Outer Space”

Professor Christopher B. Murray
Richard Perry University Professor of Chemistry and Materials Science and Engineering, Departments of Chemistry and Materials Science & Engineering University of Pennsylvania, USA

Professor Stephen J. Pennycook
Group Leader, The STEM Group, Materials Science & Technology Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Preliminary title of plenary lecture: “Probing structure, properties and dynamics of nanostructures through scanning transmission electron microscopy”

Professor Jean-Marie Tarascon
Professor of the College de France, Paris, France

Professor James M. Tour
T. T. and W. F. Chao Professor of Chemistry, Professor of Computer Science, Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science, Rice University, Smalley Institute for Nanoscale Science and Technology, USA

Title of lecture: “Carbon Nanomaterials Synthesis and Applications”

Professor Gustaaf Van Tendeloo
Director, Electron Microscopy for Materials Science (EMAT), University of Antwerp (Belgium)

NANO 2014 opens up a great possibility for all young talented scientists (35 years old or less) to conquer one of 12 Congress Awards. Each Young Scientist Award is selected among poster presentations of each Congress section.

In order to participate, each potential awardee has to register himself / herself on the NANO 2014 website and submit at least one abstract in a selected section of the conference.

Pre-selection will be made by assessing abstracts and a CV / publication list of participants. Each section winner will be found by a special jury composed of section’s chairmen and its program board. The final decisions will be agreed between all the section chairmen and the Head of Organizing Committee. Young scientists will be awarded at the Closing Ceremony of NANO 2014.

The Congress Exhibition will present manufacturers of advance production and characterization equipment, publishing houses, innovation companies. Several thematic disputes on education, business and innovations are planned during the Exhibition.The unique Lomonosov Building of Moscow State University is scheduled as an Exhibition venue(see CONTACT US for maps).

Participation in the Congress Exhibition with a stand could be possible by selecting proper variants presented briefly in the Table:

Stand, Equipment / Area 4-6 m2 9 m2 12-16 m2
Table 1 1 1
Chair 2 4 4
Podium 0 1 1
Spotlights 100 W 1 2 3
Socket 220V-2,5 kW 1 1 1
Hanger 1 1 1
Rubbish bin 1 1 1
Badges (free access to the event with coffee breaks) 2 4 6
Participation in the welcome party 1 1 2
Advertising in the handouts 0 1 1
Price, Euro € 800 € 1300 € 1800
All the Exhibition participants will be provided by a standard arrangement of the equipment during NANO 2014 as shown below as soon as their preliminary suggestions are fully agreed by  and the payment of exhibition fee is completed.

Standard 4-6 m2 stand

Standard 9 m2 stand

Standard 16 m2 stand

The stands could be equipped with additional options or re-arranged on your demand, please CONTACT US to discuss such details.

Please also note that either Generalor or Official Sponsors will receive both the bonuses described in the Sponsor Package and, in addition, they will be granted with a 16 m2 stand for a presentation.

Sponsors are welcome!

The NANO2014 organizers invite businesses and non-profit organizations to support the XII International Conference on Nanostructured Materials with financial contributions, advertising and other resources.

Reasons for sponsorship
Connect with new partners
Increase scientific exposure
Spotlight important initiatives
Enhance collaborative relationships
Elevate profile to the Scientific Community
There are many ways to support the conference and we are happy to work with potential sponsors to customize a package that meets your organization goals and enhances the conference experience for everyone. Please Contact us to be a partner or a sponsor.

Depending on their contribution, conference sponsors will gain access to exclusive privileges:
Official Certificates of Sponsorship
Free conference materials
Speaker opportunity in Conference program
Company logo on large conference banners
Company profile and logo in the printed conference materials and Website
Bag stuffer – literature provided to distributed among all conference attendees
Permission to use NANO 2014 logo in advertisements for one year
Free pass to the Conference events including Exhibition
Exclusive right of information support of the Conference
Other options on demand
The NANO 2014 conference is supported by the Russian Ministry of Education and Science.

Congress abstracts will be collected via the Congress web – site, automatically formatted and electronically distributed among the attendees and in the Internet. The opportunity to submit full manuscripts in international journals related to Congress presentation is offered to the authors by invitation. The manuscripts will be peer-reviewed and published only if they meet the standard quality level required by the journals.

Dear Colleagues,
we cordially invite you to participate in the XII international
conference on Nanostructured Materials (NANO 2014) – a
great Congress in a great place and time! You are welcome to
share your outstanding works with all the people over the
World interested in different aspects of nanostructured
materials. Next year, NANO 2014 will be hosted by
Lomonosov Moscow State University on July 13 – 18, 2014.
This congress continues the series of conferences helded in
Cancun – Mexico (1992), Stuttgart – Germany (1994), Kona –
Hawaii, USA (1996), Stockholm – Sweden (1998), Sendai –
Japan (2000), Orlando – USA (2002), Wiesbaden – Germany
(2004), Bangalore – India (2006), Rio de Janeiro – Brazil (2008),
Rome – Italy (2010), Rhodes – Greece (2012).
We provide a forum for outstanding scientists in chemistry,
physics, mechanics, computer simulation, biomedical
applications, advanced characterization techniques of
nanostructured materials. As usual, the Congress will
discuss the state-of-the-art research, recent achievements,
global trends, an exchange of novel ideas, concepts,
techniques and exciting perspectives in nanoscience,
nanotechnology and related rapidly developing fields.
Our guests and participants will join a unique community of
1000+ scientists attending:
• beautiful opening and closing ceremonies,
• 9 plenary lectures of Nobel prize winners and world
leaders in nanoscience,
• more than 100 invited talks of distinguished
scientists,
• about 500 oral contributions,
• about 700 poster presentations,
• 12 sections gathering about 80 valuable topics,
• exhibition events,
• Young Scientist Award competition,
• banquets,
• sight-seeing tours in the largest city of Russia –
Moscow and suburbs.