2021-01-25 - Nanoworkshop - Fraunhofer FEP

Welcome

The German-Czech Workshop on Nanomaterials is organized every 2 years, previous editions took place in Sankt Peter-Ording (2012), Prague (2014), Lübeck (2016) and České Budějovice (2018). The 5^th edition will take place in the city of Dresden at the Fraunhofer Campus and will be co-Chaired by the Fraunhofer FEP and the Technical University Dresden.

The scope of the German-Czech Workshop on Nanomaterials covers cluster and nanoparticle growth, aggregation sources, related sputtering processes and their applications. It aims at supporting the collaboration between active groups on both sides of the German-Czech border, but researchers from all over the world are naturally welcome as well.

The two-days workshop will keep on with the comfortable format of previous editions, with a limited number of talks, no parallel sessions, and plenty of time for stimulating discussions in a friendly atmosphere.

Everyone interested in the workshop scope is cordially invited. Join us!

Important Dates

13.11.2020 Abstract submission deadline
27.11.2020 Letters of acceptance
15.01.2021 Regular registration deadline
25.01.2021 Workshop opening

Corona note: Since the postponement of the workshop, we have been monitoring the rapidly evolving COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation. We are adopting all the published standard recommendations and following the authority’s regulations to ensure the highest possible safety standard for all participants. You will find more information on our security concept on our website https://www.fep.fraunhofer.de/en/events/Nanoworkshop.html#2116227663.

Online participation: In case of health issues, travel restrictions, or any other prevention, you will be able to attend the workshop online, using Microsoft Teams. We will send out the link for participating shortly before the workshop. If you plan to attend on site, you have the possibility to change to online attendance until one week before the workshop.

Program

Monday, January 25, 2021
08.15–09.00	Registration
09.00–09.10	Welcome
09.10–09.15	Introductory remarks
	Session 1 (Applications)
09.15–09.35	Nanomaterials for biodetection produced by gas aggregation sources	O. Kylián	Department of Macromolecular Physics, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University Prague
09.35–09.55	Gas aggregated Ag nanoparticles as a matrix for sensitive detection of small biomolecules by laser desorption ionization mass spectrometry	J. Kratochvil	University of South Bohemia in Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic; Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
09.55–10.15	Optimization of ITO deposition process for electrochemically active LMR biosensors	P. Sezemsky	University of South Bohemia, Czech Republic
10.15–10.45	Coffee Break, Speakers Corner & Free get-together
	Session 2 (Applications)
10.45–11:05	Plasma-Enhanced Synthesis of Nanostructured Electrocatalysis for Fuel Cell and Electrolysis Applications	V. Brüser	Leibniz Institut for Plasma Science and Technology, Greifswald
11.05–11:25	Application of noble metal alloy nanoparticles in memristive devices	N. Carstens	Chair for Multicomponent Materials, Faculty of Engineering, Kiel University
11.25–11.45	Niobium nanoparticles with tailor-made architecture by gas aggregation	P. Pleskunov	Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University Prague
11.45–12.05	Enhancing Photocatalytic Performance of TiO2 Thin Films by Metallic and Oxide Nanostructures	S. Veziroglu	Chair for Multicomponent Materials, Institute for Materials Science, Kiel University
12.05–13.15	Lunch Break, Speakers Corner & Free get-together
13.15–14.15	Virtual Lab Tour
	Session 3 (NP synthesis I)
14.15–14.35	Real-Time Investigations during Sputter Deposition on Polymer Thin Films	M. Schwartzkopf	Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY, Hamburg
14.35–14.55	Measurement of velocity of nanoparticles produced in gas aggregation source using a purely mechanical time-of-flight filter	P. Solař	Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Prague
14.55–15.15	Structure and composition of CuOx nanoparticles and their importance in hydrogen gas sensing	Š. Batková	Department of Physics and NTIS - European Centre of Excellence, University of West Bohemia, Plzeň
15.15–15.35	Charge States of Silver Nanoparticles Produced by Magnetron Sputtering	V. Popok	Department of Materials and Production, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark
15.35–15.55	In-Situ Diagnostic Methods for the Growth and Transport of Nanoparticles in a Gas Aggregation Source	J. Drewes	Chair for Multicomponent Materials, Faculty of Engineering, Kiel University, Germany
15.55–16.25	Coffee Break, Speakers Corner & Free get-together
	Session 4 (NP synthesis I)
16.25–16.45	Infuence of a magnetron with an adjustable magnetic circuit on growth of nanoparticles inside a gas aggregation cluster source	F. Ziegler	Chair for Multicomponent Materials, Faculty of Engineering, Kiel University, Germany
16.45–17.05	Plasma Oscillations in Solids and Ionized Gases	J. Bohovičová	Institute of Materials Science, Faculty of Materials Science and Technology in Trnava, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
17.05–17.25	Long-term stability of the operation of gas aggregation cluster source	D. Nikitin	HVM PLASMA, Prague
17.25–17.45	Optical emission spectroscopy of a Gas flow sputter source	H. Nizard	Fraunhofer FEP
17.45–18.00	Coffee Break, Speakers Corner & Free get-together
18.30-20.30	Online get-together

Tuesday, January 26, 2021
09.00–09.30	Keynote Session The magnetron-cluster-source, history, some basics, and some applications	H. Haberland	Dep. of Physics & Institute of Material Research, University of Freiburg, Germany
	Session 5 (NP synthesis II)
09.30–09.50	2D-graded nanoparticle-built surfaces	V. Stranak	University of South Bohemia, Ceske Republic
09.50–10.10	Investigation of spokes in reactive HiPIMS using Ar/N2 atmosphere	P. Klein	Department of Physical Electronics, Masaryk University, Brno, Czech Republic
10.10–10.30	Reactive Sputter Deposition of (Ba(Zr,Ti)O3 Thin Films for Electrocaloric Applications	G. Suchaneck	TU Dresden
10.30-11.00	Coffee Break, Speakers Corner & Free get-together
	Session 6 (NP synthesis II)
11.00–11.20	Recent advances in tailoring highly filled particulate nanocomposites	F. Faupel	Universität Kiel
11.20–11.40	High-power pulsed hollow cathode sputtering for growth of complex nanoparticles	S. Ekeroth	Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology, Linköping University, Schweden
11.40–12.00	Thermal evolution of homogeneous and heterogeneous nanoparticles investigated by x-ray scattering methods	T. Košutová	Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University Prague
12.00–12.20	Gas phase synthesis of alloy nanoparticles for functional nanocomposites	A. Vahl	Institute for Materials Science, Multicomponent Materials, Faculty of Engineering, Kiel University
12.20–13.30	Lunch Break, Speakers Corner & Free get-together
	Session 7 (NP synthesis II)
13.30–13.50	Synthesis and sampling of (core shell) nanoparticles by plasma-based methods	H. Kersten	CAU Kiel
13.50–14.10	Gas aggregation cluster source operated in plasma jet mode	T. Acsente	INFLPR, Magurele, Romania
14.10–14.30	Core-shell nanoparticles by gas aggregation source combined with closed field magnetron sputtering	A. M. Ahadi	Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Shahid Chamran University of Ahvaz, Ahvaz – Iran
14.30–14.50	In-flight Ti coating of Ag nanoparticles by sputtering from two parallel magnetrons	H. Libenská	Charles University Prague, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
14.50–15.10	Stabilization of Ag nanoparticle in plasma polymer matrix	S. Kumar	University of South Bohemia, Branisovska 1760, Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic
15.10–15.25	Speakers Corner
15.25–15.35	Concluding remarks
15.35–15.40	Closing

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Accomodation

Participants are asked to organize their accommodation by themselves according preferred wishes. Dresden offers a large variety of accommodation in hotels in every price range.

Early booking is recomended.

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Organization

International Organizing Committee	Hynek Biederman (Prague, Czech Republic) Ondřej Kylián (Prague, Czech Republic) Franz Faupel (Kiel, Germany) Holger Kersten (Kiel, Germany) Zdenek Hubicka (Prague, Czech Republic) Thomas Strunskus (Kiel, Germany) Volker Brüser (Greifswald, Germany) Vitezslav Stranak (Budweis, Czech Republic)
Local Organizing Committee	Peter Frach (Fraunhofer FEP) – Chair of the workshop Gerald Gerlach (Technical University Dresden) – Co-Chair of the workshop Harry Nizard (Technical University Dresden, Fraunhofer FEP) – Secretary of the workshop Annett Arnold (Fraunhofer FEP) – Conference Administration

Social Events

Due to the current situation we cannot foresee if it will be possible to have Social Events as we planned them. That is why we reduced the prices and ask all participants, who will come to Dresden, to be prepared to pay for dinner on their own. Lunch and Coffee Breaks will of course be served by us and are still included in the price.

Sightseeing on January 26, 2021

The Zwinger is the most popular destination for visitors to Dresden. It’s no wonder because the ensemble with gardens and a fountain is considered one of Germany’s most important Baroque architectures. After the last lecture of day 2 we will visit today’s permanent exhibition at the Mathematical-Physical Salon in the Zwinger, which shines a spotlight on objects that show how we began to understand our world. We will get to know the development of the clock and try out the calculating machine developed by the French mathematician and philosopher Blaise Pascal.

COVID-19

Due to unsecure situation, we are happy to offer an online participation. You will be able to listen to all the presentations and ask questions in the chat. After the presentations, there will be the possibility to get in contact with the speakers and discuss with the participants on site. There will also be the opportunity to get a virtual lab tour instead of the lab tour on site.

For those who prefer to finally meet people on-site again, we prepared a security concept to make sure that your participation is safe and to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

We will ensure that safety measures are in place. The following steps are taken to make your participation as safe as possible:

We require staff and participants to stay home if they have any COVID-19 symptoms, including fever, cough, or gastro-intestinal issues. Additionally, we require participants to not attend the event if they have been diagnosed with COVID-19, or had direct contact with an individual diagnosed with or suspected to have COVID-19 in the past 14 days.
We adjusted the possible number of participants on site and set up one way systems in order to guarantee the minimum distance of 1.5 m in the event room.
If the minimum distance cannot be guaranteed, our participants and staff are required to wear masks.
We adjusted the cleaning rhythms and ensure that additional sanitizing measurements are taken.
We offer sanitizing stations on each entrance.
We ensure regular ventilation of the event room, foyer and rest rooms.
Signs that promote protective measures are posted at highly visible locations to remind participants and staff.
We ask our participants to comply with the protective measures and to refrain from shaking hands or sharing objects.

Veranstaltungen

Reiternavigation

Welcome

Program

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Accomodation

Organization

Social Events

Sightseeing on January 26, 2021

COVID-19

Registration

Workshop / 25. Januar 2021 - 26. Januar 2021

5^th German-Czech Workshop on Nanomaterials

Veranstaltungsdetails

Kosten

Veranstaltungsort

Organisation

Contact Press / Media

M.Sc. Annett Arnold

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Dr. Peter Frach

Reiternavigation

Welcome

Program

Downloads

Accomodation

Organization

Social Events

Sightseeing on January 26, 2021

COVID-19

Registration

Workshop / 25. Januar 2021 - 26. Januar 2021

5th German-Czech Workshop on Nanomaterials

Veranstaltungsdetails

Kosten

Veranstaltungsort

Organisation

5^th German-Czech Workshop on Nanomaterials