Diagnostics of carbon nanostructures
Conference/School of Young Scientists
The list of the School Awards winners:
- Popova A.A. is awarded for Scientific Activity
and the first place in the contest of presentations
among the young scientists of the paper entitled
"Angle resolved
photoelectron spectroscopy as the method for
investigation of electronic structure of graphene"
- Uvarov M.N. is awarded for Scientific Activity
and the second place in the contest of presentations
among the young scientists of the paper entitled
"Investigation
of triplet fullerene C70 lineshape
EPR under continuous light illumination: zero
field splitting parameters distribution"
- Yakovlev R.Ju. is awarded for Scientific Activity
and the third place in the contest of presentations
among the young scientists of the paper entitled
"The problem
of nanodiamond visualization in biopharmaceutical
research"
- Petrova N.I. is awarded for Scientific Activity
and the excellent start of the youngest participant
with the presentation entitled
"Research
on size stability of commercial nanodiamond
suspensions under the influence of external
factors”
The development of modern nanotechnologies is
closely related to the development of new diagnostic
techniques and to the improvement of diagnostic
techniques already known.
The specific character of carbon nanostructures,
which include different types of fullerenes, carbon
nanotubes, nanodiamonds, onions, nanographite
and recently discovered graphenes, is related
to the fact, that these objects have a size less
than 10 nm, and sometimes they have a complicated
structure of sp2/sp3 hybridized carbon atoms.
The additional complication occurs in case of
need to define not only existence but also localization
of impurity atoms on scale of several tens nanometers.
Besides, the mentioned carbon nanostructures can
be synthesized not only in form of solid materials
but also they exist in form of powders, suspensions
and ashes, to investigate which we need to develop
or modify diagnostics which where used before only
for solid material investigations. The diagnostics
of the mentioned objects in gas phase is a particular
problem.
It is commonly accepted that only a complex of diagnostic
techniques gives the possibility to get a true knowledge
about the carbon nanostructures properties.
Just because of this, the most scientific papers,
devoted to the investigation of the carbon nanostructures
properties, are presented by the authors which are
specialists in different fields of physics and chemistry,
and this fact shows the interdisciplinary character
of the carbon nanostructures investigations. The
purpose of this conference-school is the extension
of our knowledge about the carbon nanostructures
diagnostic techniques.
The conference-school will be held on July 6 2011
in time of the International Conference "Modern
Carbon Nanostructures".
The directors of School: Corresponding Member of
RAS, Prof. V.V. Afrosimov and Corresponding Member
of RAS, Prof. M.V. Kovalchuk.
The Program of Conference contains 7 invited reports
and a poster session where the reports of young
scientists (up to 28 years old), devoted to the
carbon nanostructures diagnostic techniques, will
be presented.
Only for young scientists: you can send the summary
of the report for the conference-school in Russian
and English in size of one page to ACN2011@mail.ioffe.ru
with note "Abstract, For School". Please
use Abstract
template (http://www.ioffe.ru/ACN2011/2011/publ.html)
Deadline for abstract submission - March 30,
2011. The best young scientist poster presentation
will be awarded.
The school lectures are available here:
Scientific Program
One day International school for young scientists
"Carbon Nanostructures Diagnostics"
(in the frame of the Joint International
Conference "Advanced Carbon Nanostructure")
St Petersburg, Russia, July 6, 2011
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Chairmen: V.V. Afrosimov, M.V. Kovalchuk |
| 900 - 955 |
Shenderova O., International Technology
Center, USA
Carbon
at the nanoscale |
| 955- 1050 |
Baranov A.V., St Petersburg
State University of Information Technologies,
Mechanics and Optics, Russia
Raman
characterization of nanostructured graphite
materials |
| 1050- 1110 |
Coffee break |
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| 1110-
1205 |
Baranov P.G., Ioffe
Institute, Russia
Optically
detected magnetic resonance for characterization
of carbon nanostructures |
| 1205- 1300 |
Panich A. M., Ben-Gurion University
of the Negev, Israel
Nuclear
magnetic resonance for studies of carbon nanostructures |
| 1300- 1400 |
Lunch |
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| 1400- 1455 |
Sakharov V.I., Ioffe Institute,
Russia
Rutherford
Backscattering spectroscopy |
| 1455- 1550 |
Shnitov V.V., Ioffe Institute, Russia
Investigation
of atomic and electron structure of nanocarbon
materials by use of EXAFS and NEXAFS spectroscopy
techniques |
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Chairmen: S.A. Grudinkin, V.Yu. Osipov |
| 1550- 1630 |
Young Scientist's short-form presentations
(see School Program) |
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All lectures and contributed
presentations will be given in Russian |
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Chairmen: V.I. Siklitsky, S.A. Grudinkin |
| 1630- 1830 |
Poster Session
2
School Poster Session
& Nanodiamonds, Methods for characterization
of nanocarbons. |
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Work language on Poster
Session 2 is English
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