Upcoming Events

Upcoming Events

Seminars: Prof. Uri Banin from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: "Colloidal Semiconductor Quantum Dots: From Artificial Atoms to Designer Molecules"

Colloidal semiconductor quantum dots (QDs), often regarded as artificial atoms, have reached an exceptional level of synthetic control and fundamental understanding—particularly regarding their size, composition, and surface-dependent properties.

Seminars: Prof. Konstantin Bliokh from Donostia International Physics Center: "Topologically structured waves and manipulation of particles"

I will present recent theoretical and experimental results on: (i) subwavelength high-intensity vortices around ‘holes’ or ‘islands’ in 2D wave systems: from surface polaritons to ocean waves, (ii) generation of the Bessel-type vortices, displacement-field skyrmions, and polarization Möbius strip

Seminars: Prof. Maria Chekhova: "Spontaneous parametric down-conversion in a liquid crystal"

Spontaneous parametric down-conversion (SPDC) is the workhorse of quantum optics and photonic quantum technologies. It is used as a source of entangled photons, single photons, and squeezed light.

Seminars: Doron Naveh: "Two-Dimensional Materials: From Synthesis to Devices and Applications"

The fast evolution of technological advancement drives materials and device research with a demand for ever-faster, energetically efficient, compact electronic devices. Two-dimensional materials are among the most promising platforms for emerging disruptive technologies.

Seminars: Miri Blau, Columbia University: "Scaling Beyond 2 Mode interactions in Quantum Photonic Systems"

Superposition and entanglement are fundamental features of quantum systems. Over the years bipartite entanglement has been analyzed thoroughly and shown to be a vital resource in quantum computation and communication protocols, as is the case for the dual-mode superposition, i.e. qubits.

Other: Nano Research Day

The Norman Seiden Multidisciplinary Graduate Program in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology is holding a RESEARCH DAY on Wednesday 3.4.2024 12:30 -14:30 Poster Presentations- MSc & PhD students 14:30 - 15:30 Three lectures by Outstanding Graduates & Students

Conferences: The Norman Seiden Multidisciplinary Graduate Program in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology Reseach Day

The Norman Seiden Multidisciplinary Graduate Program in Nanoscience & Nanotechnology is holding a RESEARCH DAY on Wednesday 3.4.2024 12:30 -14:30 Poster Presentations- MSc & PhD students 14:30 - 15:30 Three lectures by Outstanding Graduates & Students

Seminars: Assistant Prof. Amir Capua: "Shining light on Spintronics: From detection of orbital currents to unlocking an elementary interaction between light and magnetism using insights from quantum optics"

Seminars: Prof. Jeffrey D. Rimer: "New Paradigms for the Prevention of Pathological Crystallization"

An efficient method to inhibit pathological crystallization is the identification of modifiers, which are (macro)molecules that reduce the rate of crystal growth.

Seminars: Dr. Colin Ophus: "Phase contrast imaging of nanostructures in 2D and 3D using 4D-STEM "

Seminars: Prof. Avinoam Zadok: "Silicon photonic integrated filters for optical and microwave frequencies"

The exponential growth of data communication makes photonic integration both a necessity and a reality. Optical communication is increasingly required over shorter links, and on ever larger scales.

Seminars: Prof. Julia Greer: "Intelligentsia of 3D Architected Materials"

Seminars: Prof. Julia Greer: "Materials by Design: 3D Nano-architected Metamaterials "

Seminars: Prof. Harald Giessen: "3D printed microoptics: State of the art and future challenges"

3D printed microoptics: State of the art and future challenges

Conferences: Technion symposium in honor of the 2022 Wolf Prize Laureates in Physics

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Seminars: Prof. Nikolay Zheludev: “Picophotonics”

Title: “Picophotonics” Abstract:

Seminars: Prof. Peter Hommelhof: "Nanophotonics-based particle acceleration"

It is well known for decades that light can impart momentum to charged particles in the vicinity of a third body. With nanostructured dielectric materials and ultrafast laser pulses, this momentum transfer can become highly efficient, demonstrated in 2013 in two proof-of-concept experiments.

Seminars: Prof. Gilad Yossifon: "From Lab-on-a-Chip to Lab-on-a-Particle Electrically-Powered Platforms"

Towards lab-on-a-particle platforms we suggest using mobile engineered active (“self-propelling”) carriers to revolutionize diagnostic testing and sample analysis; with advantages of the traditional lab-on-a-chip (e.g. portability, efficiency) but overcoming current challenges (e.g.

Seminars: Prof. Gadi Eisenstein: "Research activities at the Russell Berrie Nanotechnology Institute"

Seminars: Prof. Jesper Mørk: "Fano Photonics"

Other: The Russell Berrie Scholarships and Prizes for excellence 2020

Scholarships awardees: Tanmoy Sarker, Ph.D. student, instructed by Prof. Gitti Frey (Materials Eng.) Oren Elishav, Ph.D. student, instructed by Prof. Gideon Grader (Energy Prog.) Eran Zvuloni, MSc student, instructed by Prof. Amit Meller (Biomedical Eng.)

Schools: Umbrella Winter School 2020

Seminars: Quantum Seminar: Prof. Christopher Monroe

Seminars: Quantum Colloquium: Prof. Christopher Monroe

Seminars: Prof. Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski: "New approaches for measuring magnetic moments and electrostatic potentials in materials on the nm scale using electron microscopy"

Seminars: Prof. Michel Devoret, Yale University

Other: Technion Quantum Retreat Day

You are kindly invited to attend our inaugural Technion quantum community retreat day, to be held on the 26th of Dec. 2019, in Ramat HaNadiv (Zichron Yaakov).

Seminars: Prof. Shanhui Fan, Stanford

Electromagnetic fields represent one of the most fundamental aspects of nature, and are among the most important carrier of energy. Novel ways to control electromagnetic fields therefore can have broad implications on energy technology.

Seminars: Prof. Mark Brongersma, Stanford

Schools: Summer school on Frontiers of Quantum Science

https://phsites.technion.ac.il/qst2019/

Seminars: The Electromagnetic Spectra of Ordinary Objects: The Science Behind Cellphone Antennas

Seminars: Quantum of Optics

Seminars: Prof. Sharon Weiss: Electrical Engineering, Physics, and Materials Science at Vanderbilt University

Seminars: Prof. Guillermo J. Tearney: Harvard Medical School

Seminars: Prof. Philippe Guyot-Sionnest: "Colloidal quantum dots from the visible to the infrared"

Seminars: Prof. Maksym V. Kovalenko: "Highly Luminescent Nanocrystals of Cesium and Formamidinium Lead Halide Perovskites: From Discovery to Applications"

Seminars: Prof. B. Cabane: "Interactions between plant tannins and human salivary proteins"

Seminars: Prof. Luisa DE COLA: "Self-assembled and breakable materials for medical applications"

Seminars: Prof. Peter Lodahl

Seminars: "Nano-lego for light"

Conferences: NANO.IL.2018 - The International Nanotechnology Conference in Israel - 9-11.10.2018

Seminars: Prof. Eli Yablonovitch, "The Rebirth of Analog Computing"

Seminars: Prof. Paul Nealey, "Directed self-assembly of performance materials"

Seminars: Prof. Stephen Forrest: "Waiting for Act 2: The future of organic electronics beyond OLED displays"

Seminars: Prof. Dr. Klaus Müllen: "A Polymer Chemistry of Graphenes and Graphene Nanoribbons"

Seminars: Distinguished Prof. Paul S. Weiss: "Nanotechnology Approaches to Biological Heterogeneity and Cellular Therapies."

Conferences: 2nd Annual symposium on Quantum Science and Quantum Engineering

(Registration is mandatory but free)

Seminars: Prof. Mark Stockman: "Solids in Ultrafast Strong Fields: Topological Attosecond Phenomena"

Seminars: Prof. Gary Eden: "Bilogical Lasers and Fractal, Multi-Beam Lasing From Hybrid Optical Resonators"

Seminars: Prof. Lola Eniola-Adefeso: Understanding Cellular-Particle Interactions in Blood: Implications for Disease Pathology and Treatment

Seminars: Prof. Christiane Koch: Quantum control for quantum technologies: Tools, achievements, limitations.

Other: Open Day in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology- for Graduate Students

Seminars: Prof. David Wilkowsk: Physics & Applied Physics, NTU

Seminars: Prof. Daniel R. Gamelin: "Dopants and Charge Carriers in Colloidal Semiconductor Nanocrystals"

Seminars: Prof. Volkan Demir: "Nanocrystal Optoelectronics: from Solution-Processed Quantum Dots to Wells"

Seminars: Prof. Piero Baglioni: "Colloid and Surface Chemistry for the conservation of Cultural Heritage"

Seminars: High-Q Physics on-a-Chip for Miniature Gyros and Time Standards

Conferences: "The future of photonics"

Seminars: Prof. Jérôme Faist, ETH Zurich

Conferences: META-Tech workshop

Other: Nano Program Graduates 2017

Seminars: Dr. Sarah Haigh, University of Manchester

Seminars: Prof. Uri Banin

Seminars: Prof. Otto Glatter

Conferences: Technion Photonics Symposium

Seminars: Prof. Claus Ropers: "Ultrafast electron microscopy and diffraction using nanoscale photoemitters"

Seminars: Prof. James F. Scott: "New Technology transfer of Ferroelectric Memories: From University Lab to a Billion $ industry"

Seminars: Prof. Mark Dykman, Michigan State University

Seminars: Prof. Eric Baer: "Polymer NanoSystems by Continuous Forced Assembly Processing”

Seminars: EE Seminar: Peter Winzer Bell Labs Nokia - US

Seminars: Prof. Andrew M. Weiner: "Kerr Comb Generation: Dark Pulse Mode-locking in Normal Dispersion Microresonators"

Seminars: Prof. Fillipo Levi: A 10 -18 timing accuracy delivered at home: new frontiers in Time-frequency metrology and distribution of timing signals over optical fiber.

Seminars: Special Seminar: 2014 Nobel Prize Winner: Prof. Eric Betzig: "Imaging Life at High Spatiotemporal Resolution"

Seminars: Prof. Xiaoyang Zhu: "Understanding Hybrid Lead-halide Perovskites"

Conferences: Industry-Academia Workshop on GaN Technology

Seminars: Prof. Joseph Zyss: "New borders between Geometry and Photonics at the nanoscale: Nonlinear Meta-Molecules and Billiard Lasers"

Conferences: Quantum Science, Matter and Engineering Symposium

Generations of the Seiden family promote scientific exchange and academic excellence at Technion

Seminars: Prof. Daniel Rugar: Nanoscale spin detection and the quest for nanoMRI

Seminars: Prof. Martin Aeschlimann: "Plasmonics at the Space- Time Limit"

Conferences: 3rd Green Photonics symposium

Organized by the Russell Berrie Nanotechnology Institute at Technion and the Center for Nano Photonics at the Technical University of Berlin, and funded by the Reinhard Frank Foundation.

Seminars: Prof. Björn Lindman

Seminars: Prof. Paul Heremans: "Thin-film flexible electronics"

Conferences: Nanophotonics & Advanced Photonic Materials Conference

Seminars: Prof. Toshio Ando

Other: Nano Israel 2016 conference - February 22-23

Nano Israel 2016 conference - February 22-23 Registration is open 28 Oct 2015 Dear Colleagues,

Seminars: Prof. Margaret Murnane & Prof. Henry Kapteyn

Seminars: Prof. Joerg Lahann

Seminars: Prof. Maurice Skolnick

Seminars: Prof. Sven Höfling

Schools: Quantum Computing Technion Summer School

Conferences: Umbrella Winter School 9-13.12.2018

The Russell Berrie Nanotechnology Institute together with RWTH Aachen University and the Jülich Research Center, will hold an Umbrella Winter School on Advanced Characterization Methods - 9-13.12.2018.