Abstract : Developing new materials is essential to address the challenges of tomorrow, whether it is producing and storing energy, designing new catalytic solutions, protecting the environment, or improving health. Understanding the materials of the future can no longer rely on a single analytical method: it requires combining complementary techniques and exploring matter across multiple scales. Electron microscopy plays a key role in this endeavor, allowing us today to observe nanomaterials in action with unparalleled resolution, under conditions close to their formation or real-world use. The conference will also highlight the complementarity between electron microscopy and other advanced techniques, such as those based on synchrotron radiation..
This conference will be presented jointly by:
Prof. Clément SANCHEZ, Collège de France – USIAS (conférence en français)
Clément Sanchez est professeur émérite au Collège de France, titulaire de la chaire Chimie des matériaux hybrides et d’une chaire à l’USIAS de Strasbourg. Ancien directeur du Laboratoire de Chimie de la Matière Condensée de Paris, il a mené une grande partie de sa carrière au CNRS, où il a développé la « chimie douce » pour la synthèse de nanomatériaux hybrides. Ses recherches portent sur la nanochimie et les propriétés des gels et matériaux hybrides organiques-inorganiques, avec une forte inspiration tirée du vivant et un souci d’adaptation aux enjeux environnementaux. Lauréat de plusieurs prix, il est également membre de différentes académies des sciences.
Prof. Gianluigi BOTTON, Synchrotron « Diamond Light Source » (UK) (Conférence en anglais)
Depuis octobre 2023, le Professeur Botton est Directeur Général du Diamond Light Source, le synchrotron national du Royaume-Uni. Il est également chercheur à l’Université McMaster, où il a occupé de 2002 à 2023 une Chaire de recherche du gouvernement canadien en microscopie électronique appliquée aux matériaux. Ancien Directeur scientifique du Canadian Light Source, il est aussi le fondateur du Canadian Centre for Electron Microscopy (CCEM), une infrastructure nationale de microscopie ultrahaute résolution. Lauréat de nombreuses distinctions internationales, il est Fellow de la Microscopy Society of America et de la Royal Society of Canada, et contribue activement à plusieurs revues scientifiques comme rédacteur invité ou membre de comités éditoriaux.
Program under construction
Speakers:
Prof. Nigel Browning, Director of the Albert Crewe Centre, University of Liverpool, UK (TEM & AI)
Prof. Marc-Georg Villinger, Technical University of Munich (In situ TEM, energy materials)
Prof. Joke Hadermann, EMAT Antwerp (crystallography, electron diffraction)
Prof. Naoya Shibata, The University of Tokyo (TEM on JEOL microscopes)
Prof. Odile Stephan, LPS Orsay (EELS-TEM)
Dr. Arnaud Demortiere, LRCS Amiens (Electrochemistry in TEM)
Dr. Sophie Meuret, CEMES Toulouse (Ultrafast TEM)
Dr. Damien Alloyeau, MPQ Paris (Liquid TEM)
Dr. Patrick Schultz, IGBMC Strasbourg (TEM in biology)
The program is available here.
The detailed program is attached:
Contact information : silviu.colis@ipcms.unistra.fr
10:00-10:45 : Nicolas BIZIERE, Centre d’Elaboration de Matériaux et d’Etudes Structurales, Toulouse “Recent development in magnonics at the CEMES Lab”
10:45-11:00 : Coffee Break
11:00 – 11:45 : Edoardo ALBISETTI, Dep. of Physics, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
“Phase nanoengineering via thermal scanning probe lithography and light”
Program :
09h00-09h30: Iann Gerber (LPCNO Toulouse)
Theoretical exploration of exciton-exciton interactions in 2H-transition metal dichalcogenide bilayers
09h30-10h00: Vincent Jacques (L2C, Montpellier)
Quantum sensing with spin defects in hexagonal boron nitride
10h00-10h30: Coffee break
10h30-11h00: Clément Faugeras (LNCMI, Grenoble)
Magneto-Raman scattering of a frustrated van der Waals magnet
11h00-11h30: Cyriaque Genet (ISIS, Strasbourg)
Taming a Maxwell’s demon for experimental stochastic resetting
The abstracts are available there.
Organized by IPCMS, Strasbourg Organic Electronic Consortium (https://stelorg.unistra.fr/) and ITI HiFunMat (https://hifunmat.unistra.fr/)
Program :
10:30-11:30. Graham Turnbull*
“Organic Semiconductor Trace-chemical Sensors for Environmental Monitoring and Security Applications”
11:30-12:30. Jean-Charles Ribierre*
“Effects of Hyperbolic Metamaterials on the Photophysics of Organic Semiconductors”
15:00-16:00. Ifor D.W. Samuel*
“Organic Semiconductor Optoelectronics: Communications, Medicine and Lasers
To meet the speakers, please contact: anthony.daleo@ipcms.unistra.fr
This workshop is organised with the support of CEFIPRA, the French and Indian Ministries of Foreign Affairs and the ITI QMAT.
Around twenty oral presentations are scheduled.
Speakers have been selected from both academia and industry.
We will be discussing aspects relating to these materials, their fundamental properties and their applications, particularly in the field of memory and information echnologies.
For more information, you can refer to the attached flyer and the workshop website :
https://sites.google.com/view/if-wo2dfm2024/home
The workshop is open to all, and free of charge.
For organisational reasons, please let me know before 26 June noon of your participation by email ( dayen@unistra.fr ).
