Nanolito is the Spanish Nanolithography Network (http://www.unizar.es/nanolito/comite_es.html) sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness aiming to promote transfer of knowledge between academic and industrial partners in the field of nanolithography. This Workshop and Summer School is oriented to final-year-degree, masters and doctoral students as well as young postdocs in the field of Nanoscience.
- Main objectives:
For the students, the main objectives of this course are to get exposed to the different available nanolithography techniques and to learn the required interdisciplinary approaches to solving the technological challenges involved in fabricating a nanodevice, especially in the case of biosensors. It is intended that the student can get to know first-hand international specialists in the field of Nanotechnology and Nanofabrication, as well as other students in this subject, thus promoting and nurturing future collaborations and multidisciplinary bets in this challenging field of study.
Students will be able to present their work both during the powerpoint-slide session, where they will briefly introduce their research project, as well as during coffee breaks where poster sessions will take place.
Registration
Registration is twofold, onsite (face-to-face lectures) or online. We do encourage students that are unable to travel due to COVID-19 restrictions to apply if interested. Registration fee is 150€ including coffee breaks and conference dinner (if sanitary restrictions due to COVID-19 are eased)
Program
Tuesday 29 June 2021
9:30-10:45 A1.1 Opening remarks and Introduction to Nanofabrication Techniques. J.M. de Teresa. INMA and LMA-University of Zaragoza. 10:45-11:15 A1.2 Student's power-slide. 1 slide for introducing your research project. 11:15-11:45 Coffee break. 11:45-12:15 A1.3 Student's power-slide. 1 slide for introducing your research project. 12:15-13:30 A1.4 E-beam lithography and cryo-etching for the definition of sharp edges in 2D-materials. Vito Clericò. University of Salamanca. 13:30 - 16:00. Lunch and free time 16:00-17:45 A2.1 Lithography applied to high-temperature superconductors. Anna Palau ICMAB-CSIC, Barcelona. 17:45-18:15 Coffee break. 18:15-20:00 A.2. Magic Angle Bilayer Graphene: Superconductors, Orbital Magnets, Correlated States and beyond - Dmitri K. Efetov ICFO, Barcelona
Wednesday 30 June 2021
9:30-11:15 B1.1 Functional soft-nanoimprinted surfaces. Isabel Rodríguez. IMDEA Nanociencia, Madrid. 11:15-11:45 Coffee break and poster session A. 11:45-13:30 B1.2 Field effect transistor biosensors: Optimisation of the influence of size and geometry and fabrication methods. – Cesar Pascual García - Nano-Enabled Medicine Group. LIST, Luxembourg 13:30 - 16:00. Lunch and free time 16:00-17:45 B2.1 Helium Ion imaging and patterning. Gregor Hlawacek HZDR – Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Germany. 17:45-18:15 Coffee break. 18:15-20:00 B2.2 Thermal scanning probe lithography. Edoardo Albisetti Politecnico di Milano, Italy 21:00-23:00 Summer School Dinner - Restaurante-Gastrobar Oro Viejo - Plaza San Benito, 5. Salamanca.
Thursday 1 July 2021
9:30-11:15 C1.1 3D fabrication via two-photon lithography direct laser writing. Ryan Cecil Ng, ICN2, Barcelona. 11:15-11:45 Coffee break and poster session B. 11:45-13:30 C1.2 Microfabrication process of magnetic sensors based on magnetic tunnel junctions. Elvira Paz. International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, INL, Braga, Portugal. 13:30 - 16:00. Lunch and free time 16:00 - 18:00 Visit to the Nanotechnology Clean Room at the University of Salamanca.
Download the poster here
LIST OF INVITED SPEAKERS
- José María de Teresa (INMA and LMA- University of Zaragoza)
- Vito Clericò (USAL-Nanolab and Nanotechnology Group, University of Salamanca)
- Anna Palau (ICMAB-CSIC, Barcelona)
- Dmitri K. Efetov (ICFO, Barcelona)
- Gregor Hlawacek (Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf)
- César Pascual García (Luxembourg Institute for Science and Technology)
- Edoardo Albisetti (Politecnico di Milano)
- Isabel Rodríguez (IMDEA Nanociencia, Madrid)
- Ryan Cecil Ng (ICN2 Barcelona)
- Elvira Paz (INL, Braga)
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE & CONTACT
- Mario Amado. University of Salamanca. mario.amado (at) usal.es
- Enrique Diez. University of Salamanca. enrisa (at) usal.es
- José María de Teresa. University of Zaragoza deteresa (at) unizar.es
CONFERENCE DINNER
The conference dinner will take place at 9pm of Wednesday the 30th at OROVIEJO Restaurante Gastrobar located at Pl. de San Benito, 5, 37003 Salamanca.
Vegan and non-vegan menus are available here.
VENUE
Salón de actos, Faculty of Science of the University of Salamanca. Plaza de la Merced s/n 37008. Salamanca / Spain
ACCOMMODATION
Hotel Abba Fonseca offers single rooms with breakfast at a discounted rate, 65 €/night . Use the following password while contacting them: NANOLITO2021 and they should be able to offer you the better fee.
SUMMER SCHOOL PHOTOS
To see the photos click here.
El Hadj Abidi (first picture) Universidad de Salamanca
Isabel Tenreiro Villar (second picture right) Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Tatyana Ivanova (second picture left) IFMO, San Petesburgo, Rusia.
How to get here
Arriving to Salamanca
Salamanca is located 210 Km to the West of Madrid and can be reached by regular bus and train services.
Bus:
Regular bus services from/to Bilbao, Seville or Santiago de Compostela to Salamanca can be found in Alsa webpage. Avanzabus operates several buses from Madrid Airport (terminal 1 and terminal 4) and Madrid city centre direct to Salamanca. Bus from the Airport:
Barcelona, San Sebastián and Madrid – Salamanca by train:
Salamanca has fairly good rail links throughout Spain. Renfe operates several daily options from Madrid-Chamartin. Salamanca can also be reached by direct trains from San Sebastián and, ultimately, Barcelona.
In Salamanca, both bus and rail terminals are located within walking distance (15 minutes) to the city centre.