NSF Workshop on US- Japan Frontiers in Novel Photonic-Magnetic Devices. To be Held in Nara, Japan, September, 20-23, 2013.

智力优势：美国国家科学基金会将组织一场关于新型光子磁性器件的研讨会。它将于2013年9月20日至23日在日本奈良举行。研讨会将汇集美国和日本领先的科学家和工程师，他们处于光子磁器件研究和开发的前沿。来自美国和日本的顶尖专家将介绍掺杂磁性半导体领域的最新进展及其在光子学和自旋电子学中的应用。讲习班的具体目标是确定这些领域面临的关键未决问题，并建立国际合作，共同努力解决这些问题。研讨会主题包括：稀磁性半导体；稀土和过渡金属在半导体中的掺杂；离子掺入与rt铁磁性的理论建模；磁光性质表征；以及潜在的光子磁性器件演示。更广泛的影响：本次研讨会将为来自美国和日本的领先专家提供一个论坛，介绍有关掺杂磁性半导体及其在光子学和自旋电子学中的潜在应用的最新突破。科学思想的相互交流将对美国和日本的科学和社会产生影响。来自美国的初级研究人员和博士生将获得旅费支持，以展示他们的研究领域。本次会议将通过促进来自材料科学、电气工程、光学科学和固态物理等不同领域的国际专家的互动，加强研究生教育和年轻科学家的职业发展。一份总结报告将通过研讨会网站提供给研究界和公众。该奖项被指定为全球风险基金奖，由美国国家科学基金会国际科学与工程办公室共同资助。

Intellectual Merit: An NSF Workshop on novel photonic-magnetic devices is to be organized. It will be held in Nara, Japan during September 20-23, 2013. The Workshop will bring together leading American and Japanese scientists and engineers who are at the frontiers of photonic-magnetic device research and development. Leading experts from the US and Japan will present the state of the art in the field of doped magnetic semiconductors and their application in photonics and spintronics. The specific goal of the Workshop is to identify critical open questions facing these fields and on establishing international collaborations to jointly work on their solutions. Workshop topics include: dilute magnetic semiconductors; rare earth and transition metal doping of semiconductors; theoretical modeling of ion incorporation and RT-ferromagnetism; characterization of magneto-optical properties; and potential photonic-magnetic device demonstration.Broader Impacts: This workshop will provide a forum for leading experts from the US and Japan to present recent breakthroughs concerning doped magnetic semiconductors and potential applications in photonics and spintronics. The cross-pollination of scientific ideas will impact science and society in both the US and the Japan. Junior researchers and doctoral students from the US will receive travel support to present their research areas. This meeting will enhance graduate student education and career development of young scientists by facilitating interactions with international experts from diverse areas of materials science, electric engineering, optical science, and solid state physics. A summary report will be made available via the Workshop website to the research community and the general public.This award is designated as a Global Venture Fund Award and is being co-funded by NSF's Office of International Science and Engineering.