International Symposium on Advanced Luminescent Materials and Quantum Confinement; Honolulu, Hawaii, October 17-22, 1999

9907465 Cahay该提案要求提供资金，以支持将作为在夏威夷檀香山举行的电化学学会第196次会议的一部分（1999年10月17日至22日）举行的先进发光材料和量子限制国际研讨会。更具体地说，所要求的资金（6 000美元）是为希望出席会议的研究生提供部分旅费支助。这笔钱将用于14笔旅行赠款（每人400美元）。另外400美元将作为一个研究生最好的论文演示的价格。400美元的资助将帮助学生支付注册费（电化学学会会员65美元，非会员75美元），但也支付其他费用（机票，酒店，膳食和短期课程注册）。本次研讨会将讨论纳米半导体，金属和有机结构领域的最新发展。重点将放在小规模硅和III-V族化合物结构和器件的量子效应和单电子存储。它也将涵盖发光物理学和化学的新类别的磷光体和多孔材料，包括原子和分子结构的基本问题。征稿范围涵盖纳米结构量子限制的科学与工程基础，以及相关技术和应用。特别感兴趣的领域包括：（1）团簇和其他纳米结构，（2）纳米结构化学，（3）纳米结构的新制造技术，（4）纳米结构中的电子传输，（5）纳米团簇中的协同现象，（6）新器件概念，（7）层状磁结构和巨磁电阻，（8）量子结构和电路，（9）光学性质（威尔斯、线和点），（10）有机、磷光体和多孔材料，（11）发光材料的光谱学（光致发光、阴极发光、电致发光、辐射发光和相干发光），（12）量子阱红外光电探测器。作为专题讨论会的一部分，ECS会议将提供关于“纳米级材料和器件模拟”的短期课程。*

9907465CahayThis proposal requests funds to support the International Symposium on Advanced Luminescent Materials and Quantum Confinement to be held as a part of the 196th Meeting of the Electrochem-ical Society in Honolulu, Hawaii (October 17-22, 1999). More specifically, the funds requested ($6,000) are for partial support of the travel expenses of graduate students wanting to attend the meeting. The money would be for fourteen travel grants ($400 each). An additional $400 will be used as a price for the best paper presentation by one graduate student. The $400 grant would help the students to cover the registration fees ($65 for members of the Electrochemical society and $75 for non-members) but also defray costs of other expenses (airplane ticket, hotel, meals, and short course registration).This symposium will address recent developments in the area of nanoscale semiconductor, metal-lic, and organic structures. Emphasis will be placed on quantum effects and single electron storage in small scale Silicon and III-V compound Structures and devices. It will also cover fundamental issues in luminescence physics and chemistry of new classes of phosphor and porous materials in-cluding both atomic and molecular structures. Papers are solicited that cover fundamental aspects of science and engineering of quantum confinement in nanostructures, as well as related technology and applications.Areas of particular interest include: (1) Clusters and Other Nanostructures, (2) Chemistry of Nanostructures, (3) Novel Fabrication Techniques for Nanostructures, (4) Electron Transport in Nanostructures, (5) Cooperative Phenomena in Nanoclusters, (6) New Device Concepts, (7) Layered Magnetic Structures and Giant Magnetoresistance, (8) Quantum Architectures and Circuits, (9) Optical Properties (wells, wires, and dots), (10) Organic, phosphor, and porous materials, (11) Spectroscopy of luminescent materials (photo-,cathodo-,electro-, radio-luminescence, and coherent luminescence), (12) Quantum Well Infrared Photodetectors.A short course on "Simulation of Nanoscale Materials and Devices" will be offered at the ECS meeting as part of the symposium.***