High proton conduction in grain-baundary-free yttrium-doped barium zirconate films grown by pulsed laser deposition
Un gruppo di ricercatori membri del NAST, hanno pubblicato un loro lavoro su Nature Materials (IF=29.5).
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High Energy Neutrons for Science and Society (5th-6th October 2010)
International workshop
HIGH ENERGY NEUTRONS FOR SCIENCE AND SOCIETY
- Starting date : 5th Oct 2010 Ending date: 6th Oct 2006
– Location : Villa Wolkonsky, the residence of the British ambassador in Rome, Italy
- Registration deadline: 15 September 2010
- Detailed information and registration on web site
- E-mail contact: school_fpricci@me.cnr.it
Invited Lecturers
| Carla Andreani | University of Rome Tor Vergata and Centre NAST |
| Roberto Car | Princeton University |
| Chris Frost | STFC, ISIS Facility |
| Nikitas Gidopoulos | STFC, ISIS Facility |
| Henry Glyde | University of Delaware |
| Giuseppe Gorini | University of Milano Bicocca and CNR |
| Lin Lin | Princeton University |
| Jerry Mayers | STFC, ISIS Facility |
| David Manolopoulos | University of Oxford |
| Robert Mc Greevy | STFC, ISIS Facility |
| Michele Parrinello | Eidgenössischen Technischen Hochschule (ETH) Zürich |
| George Reiter | University of Houston |
| Roberto Senesi |
University of Rome Tor Vergata and Centre NAST |
| Marco Zoppi | CNR – ISC |
Scope
The observational window provided by high–energy (eV to MeV) neutrons offers unique possibilities as a local probe for the exploration of materials at the nanoscale. The inverse geometry spectrometer VESUVIO operating on the ISIS pulsed neutron source has pioneered Deep Inelastic Neutron Scattering (DINS) measurements of the momentum distribution of light atoms in condensed matter systems. These measurements provide a probe of the local structure of the materials and biomaterials as well as information on the dynamics of the atoms.
This is the V edition of a series of workshops addressing the PERSPECTIVES IN NEUTRON SPECTROSCOPY AT HIGH ENERGIES and follows the I and II editions held at Cosener House in May 1995 and October 1998, the III edition held in Santa Fe (New Mexico, US) in April 2005, and the IV edition held in Oak Ridge National Laboratory in 2006.
Lectures are intended for experts and PhD students attending the X SCHOOL OF NEUTRON SCATTERING “FRANCESCO PAOLO RICCI”.
Scientific Committee
Mark Adams (STFC, ISIS)
Jerry Mayers (STFC, ISIS)
Stuart Parker (STFC, ISIS)
John Tomkinson (STFC, UK)
Bando Caspur Borse di Dottorato
Il Caspur, consorzio per il calcolo a cui l’ Università di Tor Vergata afferisce, bandisce borse di dottorato nei seguenti settori:
1- Advanced networking
2- Bioinformatica
3- Innovazione Tecnologica e Comunicazione
Il bando è riservato alle Università consorziate.
Per i partecipanti della nostra Università la domanda va inviata a: direzione@caspur.it
(e per conoscenza a desideri@uniroma2.it)
Gli allegati sono disponibili al seguente link:
Observation of Half Quantum Vortices in Exciton Polariton Condensates
Il Prof. Alexey Kavokin, un membro del NAST, ha pubblicato su Science un’articolo sulla scoperta dei “mezzi vortici” in un condensato di Bose Einstein di polaritoni eccitonici. La notizia, con un breve riassunto dei risultati, è visibile nella Home Page del sito di Tor Vergata.
WHOSE 2009-Whorkshop on Hybrid and Organic Solar Energy (15th-16th October 2009)
Whorkshop on Hybrid and Organic Solar Energy (WHOSE 2009)
15th-16th October 2009
Villa Mondragone, Monte Porzio Catone, Roma
Deadline abstract submission Nanosmat 2009
The deadline for abstract submissions for the 4th NanoSmat Conference to be held in Rome, is fast approaching (30 June 2009).
Please submit your Abstract to abstract@nanosmat2009.com by 30th june 2009.
Battistero di Firenze and Gates of Paradise
Reliefs (1425-1452) by Lorenzo Ghiberti from Battistero di Firenze examined on ISIS neutron spallation source.
Related link:
Joint Laboratory Tor Vergata University – NAST Centre- Tokyo University
Laser assisted fabrication of biomolecular sensing microarrays
The Pulsed Laser Deposition technique is used in these experiments in conjunction with micro and nanopatterning techniques to produce very high density arrays of localized active biomolecular layers. Such patterned layers of homogeneous or heterogeneous biomolecules are particularly interesting for the accomplishment of high density biosensing arrays.
Joint Laboratory for Advanced Nanostructured Materials for Energy, Catalysis and Biomedical Applications