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Fall PhD School EXEMI 2018

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26/10/2018

On Nov. 19-21, PhD student will be able to attend the EXEMI fall school in Gif-sur-Yvette, France. Organized in the frame of the CSA NTX European project, the school intends to provide PhD students high level lectures and seminars on extreme electromagnetic matter interactions.

Topics :
– Concepts and devices borrowed from RF to TeraHertz @ nanoscale : Nano antennas, Novel tx lines & Nanoscale interconnects, Extreme miniaturization of cavities and filters, Single photon emitters and detectors, Superconductor based electronics
– New microwave/terahertz phenomena and devices activated by nano-scale EM/Optics Interactions: Nanoscale light/matter interaction, Sub-wavelength collective optical sources, Ultra-flat scanning beam aperture antennas, Reconfigurable metasurfaces, Phased nanostructured apertures & RF Lenses

Speakers :

Prof. Mathias FINK, ESPCI Paris
Prof. Stefano MACI, USINI
Prof. Anatoly ZAYATS, KCL
Prof. Rémi CARMINATI, ESPCI Paris
Prof. Luca PIERANTONI, UNIVPM
Dr. Francesc ALZINA, ICN2
Prof. Filiberto BILOTTI -
Ass. Prof. Davide RAMACCIA, ROMA 3
Prof. Giuseppe VECCHI, POLITO

Dr. Gianpero GERINI, TNO
Dr. Yannick DE WILDE, ESPCI Paris - CNRS
Prof. Jérôme LESUEUR, ESPCI Paris
Dr. Alfredo DE ROSSI, THALES RESEARCH & TECHNOLOGY
Prof. Yannis VARDAXOGLU, LBORO
Ass. Prof. Charlotte TRIPON-CANSELIET, ESPCI Paris - Sorbonne Université

Registration and additional information are available on the website :
https://exemi2018.sciencesconf.org

contact:

exemi-school@espci.fr

Organizing committee :

Local scientific committee

Charlotte Tripon-Canseliet - Physics and Materials science Lab - www.lpem.espci.fr

Rémi Carminati - Langevin Institute - www.institut-langevin.espci.fr/the_langevin_institute

Yannick De Wilde - Langevin Institute - www.institut-langevin.espci.fr/the_langevin_institute

Local administrative committee

Rositsa Yancheva - European affairs department

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