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Unusual keynote talk at an international scientific conference
NCCR MUST at Scientifica 2021International Online Workshop Electrons, Photons and Plasmons 2021
| Date | Mi, 10.03.2021 - Fr, 12.03.2021 | |
| Time | 15:00 - 20:00 | |
| Location | Online | |
| Program | Objectives and format Electron-energy loss spectroscopy (EELS) and scanning near-field optical microscopy (SNOM) are powerful and rapidly developing techniques to study various spatially and temporally textured excitations in solids and molecules, such as plasmons. While they ultimately yield similar information on such modes using respectively electrons and photons as probing particles, the mechanism through which these techniques do so can be radically different. The goal of this workshop is to bring together EELS and SNOM experts in order to exchange on the recent progress in these methods and to discuss their possible symbiosis. The topics will cover fundamental research, instrumentation, modelling and applications. The program includes invited talks and contributed posters. The maximum number of participants is 300 persons. Young scientists and female participants are highly welcome. Organizers Fabrizio Carbone (EPFL, Switzerland) Alexey Kuzmenko (Uni. Geneva, Switzerland) Invited speakers Peter Abbamonte (University of Illinois, USA) Coherent and incoherent collective excitations at the Fermi liquid – strange metal crossover in Sr2RuO4 Dimitri Basov (Columbia University, USA) Live from New York: Polaritons in van der Waals Materials Regina Ciancio (CNR, Italy) Unveiling the role of oxygen vacancies in structural and functional properties of complex oxides thin films by atomic site HAADF-STEM and EELS Michael Fogler (UCSD, USA) Scanning Photocurrent Nanoscopy of Van der Waals Heterostructures Javier Garcia de Abajo (ICFO/ICREA, Spain) Optical Excitations with Free Electrons: Challenges and Opportunities Rainer Hillenbrand (nanoGUNE, Spain) Nanophotonics with phonon polaritons in 2D materials Fritz Keilmann (LMU, Germany) Infrared near-field nanospectroscopy of living cells Mattheu Kociak (Uni. Paris-Sud, France) Nanooptics with fast electron beams Frank Koppens (ICFO, Spain) Infrared and THz near-field imaging of twisted 2D materials and polaritonic nanocavities Dirk van der Marel (University of Geneva, Switzerland) Plasmons in strongly correlated matter Francesco Mauri (University of Rome, Italy) Alex McLeod (Columbia University, USA) Revealing nano-plasmonics in 2D materials and correlated oxides at variable temperatures Matteo Mitrano (University of Illinois, USA) Dynamical control of effective interactions in quantum materials Marco Polini (University of Pisa, Italy) SNOM and plasmon-magnon interactions in 2D magnetic materials Claus Ropers (University of Gottingen, Germany) Angel Rubio (Max-Planck Inst., Germany) Novel phenomena in two dimensional heterostructure from strongly interacting light-matter hybrids Tetiana Slipchenko (CSIC, Spain) Near-field plasmonic phenomena in doped and charge-neutral graphene Thomas Taubner (RWTH, Germany) Phonon-enhanced infrared near-field spectroscopy enables probing of the buried 2DEG at the LAO/STO interface Giovanni Vanacore (University of Milano, Italy) When electrons meet light: a new route for dynamic visualization of plasmons and coherent control of matter waves Yixi Zhou (University of Geneva, Switzerland) Cryo-SNOM studies of polaritons at oxide interfaces |
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| Link | Electrons, Photons and Plasmons 2021 | |
