11th - 13th May 2021
11th - 13th May 2021
It is aimed for researchers and students in the quantum dot community, with particular focus on semiconductive quantum dots like III–Vs, II–IVs as well as the more recent perovskites. With this school, we want to focus on teaching both the fundamentals to understanding the chemistry and physics of semiconductive quantum dots, as well as focusing on more advanced theories like surface chemistry, single dot optics and computational chemistry. Furthermore, we want to give a complete picture, going all the way from theory and synthesis to advanced characterization and devices.
We will discuss basic questions like: What is the chemistry behind making quantum dots and how do we control size, shape and composition? How can one derive their quantum confined optical properties? How can the size and shape be characterized and how do we study the surface ligands? How can we study quantum dots at a single dot level, as well as using computational methods to study optical properties and defect chemistry? What devices can be made using these quantum dots, how do you make these, and how are they characterized?
We hope that holding such a school online allows for access to all students, junior and senior researchers who would like to join, removing conventional barriers of normal workshops such as traveling time and high expenses.
These lectures will cover the topics starting from basic principles and finishing with some recent examples. There will be ample opportunities for questions and discussions as well.
7th May - 16:00h CEST
If you want to submit your work as a participant you need to register first, as in the confirmation email you shall receive a link where to submit your work.
nanoGe aims to give equal opportunities to participants who work for an institution whose country is listed as “Developing country” (see here) by offering reduced fee tickets. To obtain this ticket contact us at office@scito.org before registering.
nanoGe offers group discounts. To register a group, contact us at office@scito.org.