3M-NANO 2015 纳米技术专题暑期学校（Summer School）

3M-NANO 2015暑期学校是由3M-NANO国际学会即纳米操纵制造与测量国际学会主办, 于2015年10月5日-9日在中国长春与3M-NANO 2015国际会议同时举行，届时，将有20余名来自世界各地这一领域的专家在暑期学校为各位学员做报告，并与学员进行交流。

纳米操纵制造与测量（3M-NANO）国际学会于2014年4月11日在香港注册获得批准成立。学会旨在推动科技前沿发展，交流分享最新研究成果，促进年轻的研究人员和纳米科学技术的发展，对社会有所贡献。2015暑期学校也将遵循这个宗旨，在学期中为学员们提供一个国际化交流的平台，鼓励学员在自己的研究领域创新、进步，欢迎相关领域的各位专家、学者及研究生参加。,

3M-NANO 2015 Summer School is sponsored by 3M-NANO International Society, and will be held on 5-9 October, 2015 in Changchun, China, together with the 5^th International Conference on Manipulation, Manufacturing and Measurement on the Nanoscale. During the Summer School, more than 20 invited speakers from 8 countries will deliver keynote talks and exchange ideas with students.

3M-NANO is the International Society for Nano Manipulation Manufacturing and Measurement, was founded on 11 April 2014 to establish an international platform for manipulation, manufacturing and measurement on the nanoscale, advance the frontier of the technological development, share the latest research findings, promote the young researchers and development of nano science and technology to benefit the society.

The nonprofit organization’s purpose is to advance nanomanufacturing technology to better serve the community. 3M-NANO promotes technological innovation by encouraging collaboration and networking among peers, progressing education of nanotechnology on all levels of society, and publishing journals, books, and newsletters of the latest developments in nanomanufacturing. 3M-NANO 2015 Summer School will follow the purpose and provide international platform for the students, encourage the innovation and progress in their research fields.

We do welcome the experts, scholars and students take part in the summer school. We are looking forward to meeting you in Changchun.

特邀报告人 (Keynote Speakers)

Fumihito Arai

Professor

Nagoya University, Japan

Title: Micro and Nano Robotics on a Chip for biomedical innovation

Yves Bellouard

Associate Professor

Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)

Title: Three-dimensional Printing of Integrated Microsystems in Single Monolith by Locally Tailoring Material Functionalities

Stephen Y. Chou

Professor

Princeton University

Title: Large-Area Nanoimprinting and Nanoplasmonics for Energy Harvesting, LEDs & Biosensing

Zhendong Dai

Professor

Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Title: Biomimetics of gecko locomotion: from nano to engineering

Gilles Dambrine

Professor

IEMN

University of Lille

Title: High Frequency Characterization of Nanoelectronics: Challenges and Instrumental Solutions

Jaydev P. Desai

Professor

University of Maryland, College Park,

Title: Cancer Diagnosis at the Micro-scale

Lixin Dong

Professor

Michigan State University

Title: Nanoelectrochemical Systems (NECS): the Next Important Thing for NanoRobotics

Stanislav Gorb

Professor

University of Kiel

Title: Biomimetic adhesive microstructures as an approach to understand functioning of biological systems

Tawfique Hasan

Dr

Cambridge University

Title: Functional Inks of Layered Materials in Printed Electronics and Photonics

Yoshio Hayasaki

Professor

Utsunomiya University

Title: Holographic vector wave femtosecond laser processing

Pooi See Lee

Associate Professor

Nanyang Technological University

Title: Flexible and stretchable conductors for electronics and energy applications

Yi-Kuen Lee

Professor

Hong Kong University of Science & Technology,

Title: Nano-Spike Electroporation System for Manipulation of Biological Cells at Ultra-low Voltages

Wenjung Li

City University of Hong Kong

Title: Super-Resolution Lenses for Rapid and Large Area 3D Nanoscale Imaging

Sylvain Martel

Professor

École Polytechnique de Montréal

Title: Mechatronic equivalent of a therapeutic bacterial nanorobotic agent

Masahiro Nakajima

Assistant Professor

Nagoya University

Title: Micro-Nanomanipulation System under Environmental Scanning Electron Microscope for C. elegans

Valentin L. Popov

Professor

Berlin University of Technology

Title: Oscillation-based methods for fixation and manipulation of nano-particles.

Stéphane Régnier

Professor

University Pierre and Marie Curie (UPMC), France

Title: A Stable and Transparent Microscale Force Feedback Teleoperation System

Oliver G. Schmidt

Professor

University of Technology Chemnitz

Title: Hybrid Nanomembranes: From imperceptible magnetoelectronics to micro-biorobots

Li Zhang

Assistant Professor

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Title: Helical Swimming Microrobots: Manufacturing, Characterization and Applications

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