Keynote Speakers

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Pro. You

Wuhan University of Technology, China

Research areas:

1. Photoelectric organic high molecular material;

2. Organic / inorganic composite solar cells;

3. Organic spin electronics.

 Prof. Gao

The Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Research Interests:

1. Constructions and fundemental properties of basic units for nanoscale eletronic devices.

2. Self-assembly structure charaterizations and growth mechanism of low-dimentional functional molecule systems.

3. Materials, technology and relative physical basic in the field of ultrahigh density information storage/molecule storage.

4. Self-organization and growth dynamics of organic-inorganic complex.

5. Surface-surpported nanostructures and their formation process by STM.

6. Fabrications of low-dimentional biosystems and testing of their properites.

7. Construction, physical properties and devices of High quality graphene material.

Prof. Huang
The Shanghai Institute of Ceramics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
Research Interests:

New energy materials with excellent properties were designed and synthesized, new photoelectric material microstructure design were honored "most citedaward" by Chemical Engineering Elsevier, "very important paper" byEuropean Chemical, "spot highlight" by Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., "hot article"by Royal Society of chemistry.Others, complex systemsprepared in low temperature with a rapid speed in chemical methodwas report in the title of"keep it cool" by NPG Asia Materials (Nature Asia sub publication).

Prof. Zhu

Wuhan University of Technology, China
Member of Advanced Technology for Materials Synthesis and Processing, China.

Dr. Hu

Central South University, China
Thermodynamic modeling for the interface, characterization by HRTEM and Aberration-corrected STEM/HRTEM, EELS and EDS to reveal the atomic configuration and chemistry on the interface, interfacial complexions (a.k.a. interfacial phases) and the construction of interfacial complexion diagrams. Hu is also interested in fabrication of nanocrystalline metals via severe plastic deformation, deformation mechanims, precipitation behavior in alloys, micro- and nano-mechanics.

 

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