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Dates: April 11 - April 15, 2011. (Also a Co-located ARO Workshop: About Time In
Honor of Ned Seeman, is being organized for Monday Afternoon, April 11,
2011.) Supporting
Organizations: AFOSR, ONR,
ACS Nano, Nano
Letters, and Molecular Pharmaceutics.
Sponsoring
Society: International
Society For Nananoscale Science, Computation and Engineering (ISNSCE). FNANO11
Summary Track Schedule FNANO11 Detailed Schedule to be Posted March 1
2011 PAPER SUBMISSION
DEADLINE: extended to January 24, 2011. POSTER SUBMISSION
DEADLINE: extended to Febuary 22, 2011. FNANO11 Conference Web page: http://www.cs.duke.edu/FNANO11 FNANO11 Conference
Registration pages (Registration
will be open starting Dec 1, 2010 and deadline for early registration
is March 15, 2011): Registration for Contributing Speakers and Regular
or Student Participants We have negotiated the considerably reduced FNANO Conference rates of $99.00/night for hotel rooms at the Snowbird
Cliff Lodge, where the Conference Sessions are held. (Book Prior to March 10 to
insure you get reduced rates) FNANO11
Announcement: [PDF]
[TXT]
[HTML] Overview of FNANO Conference: Foundations of
Nanoscience is a yearly conference on foundations of nanoscience, maintaining
the highest scientific standards. Self-assembly is the central theme of the
conference. Topics include self-assembled architectures and devices, at
scales ranging from nano-scale to meso-scale. Methodologies include both
experimental as well as theoretical approaches. The conference spans traditional disciplines including
chemistry, biochemistry, physics, computer science, mathematics, and various
engineering disciplines including MEMS. The prior last 7 years year's Conferences on Foundations of Nanoscience (FNANO04, FNANO05, FNANO06, FNANO07, FNANO08, FNANO09 and FNANO10) had an significant impact on the emerging fields of Nanoscience and Self-assembly -- they brought many of the leading Nanoscientists and researchers working in a wide variety of areas of Self-assembly in the same place to present invited talks. The 8th Conference on
Foundations of Nanoscience (FNANO11)
had a mixture of both as invited talks by distinguished nanoscientists
as well as contributed posters and open discussion periods to enhance
attendee interaction with the goal of creating vibrant intellectual community
in the area of self-assembly. We
are including a number of special tracks on topics of emerging interest to
the community of self-assembly.
ISNSCE
Nano-Award: The fourth Annual Nano-Award
wase awarded April 12, 2011 during an evening session of the upcoming
FNANO11 conference.
Important Dates:
PAPER SUBMISSION DEADLINE:
extended to January 24, 2011.
POSTER SUBMISSION DEADLINE: extended to February 22, 2011. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: If
you wish to present a talk or poster at FNANO11, you need to submit (by the
above deadlines) an extended abstract of 1 to 2 pages in PDF format. Even if
your talk is invited, you still need to submit at least a one page abstract
by this date. Paper Format Instructions: http://www.cs.duke.edu/~reif/FNANO/FNANO11/instructions.html
A CD of the full FNANO11 Conference Proceedings and a hard copy of the
Abstracts of the FNANO11 Conference Proceedings Papers will be provided to
all registered FNANO11 Conference attendees and subsequently available from
the publisher. The full FNANO11 Conference Proceedings will include a 1 to 12
page paper for each invited or contributing speaker and a 1 to 5 page
extended abstract for each poster presenter. The hard copy of the Abstracts
of the FNANO11 Conference Proceedings Papers will include a 1 to 2 page
abstract of each paper and each poster. Conference
Proceedings Paper Format Instructions Further Announcement: Also a Co-located NSF Workshop is being
organized. FNANO11 CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION: FNANO11 General Chair: John H.
Reif < FNANO11 Program Chair: Marya
Lieberman <mlieberm@nd.edu>,
Dept of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Univ
of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN FNANO11 Program Committee: Track Chairs Track on Integrated
Synthetic Systems: · Track Chair: Fraser
Stoddart <stoddart@northwestern.edu>
Department of Chemistry Northwestern University Track on Synthetic Biology: · Track
Chair: Carston R.
Wagner <wagne003@tc.umn.edu>, Department of Medicinal Chemistry,
University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN Track on Fullerene Nanostructures: · Track
Chair: Jie Liu
<j.liu@duke.edu>, Dept of Chemistry, Duke Univ, Durham, NC Track on Self-Assembled
DNA Nanostructures: ·
Track Chair: Nadrian
Seeman <ncs1@feynman.acf.nyu.edu>, Dept
of Chemistry, New York Univ, New York, NY Track on Self-Assembled
Surface Chemistry: ·
Track Chair: Lloyd Smith
<smith@chem.wisc.edu>, Dept of
Chemistry, Univ of Wisconsin, Madison, WI Track on Self-assembled
Protein Nanostructures: · Track Chair: Bogdan
Dragnea <dragnea@indiana.edu>
Department of Chemistry IU Bloomington Track on Biomedical
Nanotechnology: · Track Chair: Thomas LaBean
<thl@cs.duke.edu>, Dept of Computer Science, Duke Univ, Durham, NC Track on Molecular
Motors: ·
Track Chair: Andrew
Turberfield <a.turberfield@physics.ox.ac.uk>, Dept of Physics, Oxford Univ,
Oxford, UK Track on Self-assembled
Computer Circuit and System Architectures: · Track
Chair: Chris Dwyer
<dwyer@ece.duke.edu>, Dept of Electrical & Computer Engineering,
Duke Univ, Durham, NC Track on Self-Assembly Across Scales: ·
Track Chair: Karl Bohringer
<karl@ee.washington.edu>, Dept of
Electrical Engineering, Univ of Washington,
Seattle, WA Track on Top-down Meets Bottom-up: · Track Chair: Mark Stoykovich
<mark.stoykovich@colorado.edu>, Department of Chemical and Biological
Engineering, University of Colorado–Boulder, Boulder, CO Track on Computational Tools for Self-assembly: · Track
Chair: William Shih
<William_Shih@dfci.harvard.edu,>, Depts of Biological Chemistry and
Molecular Pharmacology, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Track on Principles and
Theory of Self-Assembly: ·
Track Chair: Paul W.K. Rothemund
<pwkr@dna.caltech.edu>, Dept of Computer Science and Dept of
Computation and Neural System, Caltech, Pasadena, CAå PROGRAM
TRACK CHAIRS RESPONSIBILITIES: Paper
solicitation, Paper refereeing and acceptance decisions for papers in their
track (in consultation with the Program Chair). |
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