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International school for young scientists Organizers
Programme [ reference ]ForewordResearch into nanostructures is the main direction of modern physics opening up exciting prospects in all areas of human activity. However serious anxiety is caused by insufficient involvement of young scientists in the given area of science. Therefore scientific community nowadays needs urgently research-related events for young scientists covering fundamental and applied aspects of nanotechnology, photonics, quantum and optical electronics. In this connection a unique event is the International school for young scientists “Nanostructure materials, applied optics and photonics” which is held within the framework of 16-th International Symposium “Nanostructures: Physics and Technology” and which enables up to 200 young scientists (under 35) to get involved with world’s most recent developments in nanoscience with the following topics being the center of attention:
Location and DateThe forthcoming 16’th International Symposium NANOSTRUCTURES: Physics and Technology will be held in Vladivostok on July, 14 - 19 2008. International school for young scientists “Nanostructure materials, applied optics and photonics” as a part of the Symposium will be held simultaneously at the Symposium’s venue - Primorsky Region Administration Premises in Vladivostok downtown. International Programme Committee
Organizing committeeN. Galkin (Institute for Automation and Control Processes FEB RAS) – co-Chairman B. Reznik (Far Eastern National University) - co-Chairman A. Dyshlyuk (IACP FEB RAS) – secretary (anton_dys@iacp.dvo.ru)
LanguageAll contributions should be presented in English that is the official language of the Symposium. No simultaneous translation services will be provided. Main Topics:
School FormatThe School program will comprise only poster presentations of the scientist younger than 35 year old. All contributions will be refereed for technical merit and content by the International Program Committee on the basis of the abstracts submitted by the authors. Main criteria for paper acceptance are originality, significance of the results presented, quality and completeness of the abstracts. Listeners of school take part in plenary and oral sessions of the 16-th International Symposium “Nanostructures: Physics and Technology” on equal terms with other participants of the Symposium. Poster presentations of the School listeners will be arranged to take place as separate poster sessions simultaneously with poster sessions of the Symposium. Each poster presenter will be provided with a 1x1 m board. Invited Speakers
ProceedingsThe School Proceedings, containing abstracts of contributed papers, will have been published by the beginning of the School. The Proceedings will be composed of author submitted contributions without any scientific or language editing. Only minor corrections may be done during the composition. Before publication, the copyright must be transferred to the Organizing Committee. Copyright transfer will take effect beginning from the date on which the author is notified of the inclusion of his (her) contribution in the School Program. Authors are requested to fill in, sign, scan and submit in due time the Assignment of Copyright Form by e-mail in pdf-format (school@iacp.dvo.ru). In the case of multi-author papers, only one of the authors needs to sign the form. This signature assumes that all the authors have agreed to transfer the Copyright. Guidelines for abstract formattingThe length of an abstract (together with figures and tables), prepared in accordance with the MS Word template, must not exceed 1 page. The MS Word file containing an abstract should be named after contributor surname for instance – Smith_P.doc. The file should be directed to school@iacp.dvo.ru Registration FeeThe registration fee covers a copy of the Proceedings, coffee, refreshments during the technical sessions, meeting at the airport and transportation to a hotel and back. Accommodation and meals costs are not included in the fee. Registration fee is 2000 rubles (or 80 USD) for students and post-graduate students and 4000 rubles (or 160 USD) for other participants. Registration fee should be paid by cash in Russian rouble (or USD) on the arrival to the School. Passport and VisaA foreigner traveling to Russia should have a valid passport (expiration date should not be earlier than 6 months after the date of visitor's departure from Russia) and an appropriate visa. To get a visa, a visitor has to submit to a Russian Embassy or Consulate an official letter of invitation authorized by the Russian Ministry for Internal Affairs. Each participant who needs a visa will timely get such a letter if he (she) sends a copy of the pages of his/her passport with the photo (by e-mail as an attached graphic file) and the following visa-related information: name of his/her organization and its full address, present position, the place of birth (city), location (city) of Russian Consulate to which he/she is going to apply for visa. We strongly advise to pass these data to the Organizing Committee by May 19, 2008, at the latest. Please, follow these recommendations and apply for a visa as soon as possible after receiving an original of the invitation to ensure that the visa is issued timely. Important Dates
CorrespondenceOrganizing Committee N.G.Galkin, Institute for Automation and Control Processes FEB RAS, 5 Radio Street, Vladivostok 690041, Russia e-mail: galkin@iacp.dvo.ru A.V.Dyshlyuk, Institute for Automation and Control Processes FEB RAS, 5 Radio Street, Vladivostok 690041, Russia e-mail: anton_dys@iacp.dvo.ru Proceedings E.A.Chusovitin, Institute for Automation and Control Processes FEB RAS, 5 Radio Street, Vladivostok 690041, Russia e-mail: pdmm@iacp.dvo.ru Passport and Visa K.N.Galkin, Institute for Automation and Control Processes FEB RAS, 5 Radio Street, Vladivostok 690041, Russia e-mail: galkinkn@iacp.dvo.ru |