Program

Monday, 25th May

OPENING (8.45 – 9.00)

SESSION 1 (9.00-10.30)

Emerging applications in nanoelectronics, nanomagnetics and nanophotonics

• K. Banerjee, 2D Crystals for Nanoelectronics and Beyond

• A. Lakhtakia, An Optical Adventure in Sexual Deception

• S. Kilin, The use of color centers in diamond for the local nanoscale measurements and magnetic field imaging

SESSION 2 (11.00-12.30)

Graphene and nanocarbon materials, Part 1: fabrication and properties

• A. Celzard, Carbon, a unique model material for condensed matter physics and engineering science

• T. Kaplas, Graphene grating synthetized directly on a dielectric substrate

• L. Matzui, Dielectric properties of MWCNT/epoxy composites with oriented distribution of the filler

Sideline meeting (12.30-13.00): EU FP7 project No 318617 FAEMCAR

SESSION 3 (14.00-15.30)

Graphene and nanocarbon materials, Part 2: modelling and characterization

• S. Bellucci, Electrical conductivity of graphene: a time-dependent density functional theory study

• Ph. Lambin, Electrodynamics of graphene/polymer multilayers in the GHz frequency domain

• G. Dovbeshko, Coherent anti-stoks Raman scattering (CARS) spectroscopy and imaging of biological molecules on graphene layers: advantages and disadvantages.

Sideline meeting (16.00-16.30): EU FP7 project No 612285 CANTOR

POSTER SESSION (16.00-17.30) (Poster list with presenters)

P01 V. Boiko, New method for determination of refractive index of biomolecule solution by

the photonic crystal application

P02 D. Bychanok, Broadband electromagnetic characterization of ternary polypropylene-

MWCNT-clay composites

P03 A. Cataldo, Synthesis and electrical properties nanocomposites of epoxy resin with

nanocarbon filler

P04 C. Downing, Electromagnetic properties of nanohelices

P05 E. Ivanov, Mechanical properties at nanoscale of PMMA/graphene films

P06 L. A. Frolova, Synthesis and magnetic properties of dispersed nickel ferrite obtained by

glow discharge in system Fе2+–-Ni2+-–SO42--–OH-

P07 G. I. Márk, Time and energy dependent wave packet dynamical simulations for carbon

nanostructures

P08 E. Golubeva, Carbon nanotubes visualization in living cells by means of confocal Raman

microscopy

P09 A. Gulasaryan, Nickel-carbon nanocomposite: a dependence of the morphology on

temperature and time of the solid-state pyrolysis

P10 A.G. Maltsev, Multi-branched carbon nanostructures

P11 A.Manukyan, A.Petrov D. Yakimchuk, The control of morphology of a carbon

nanocomposite by means of the change of metal nanoparticles concentration

P12 M. Mastrucci, Structural and mechanical properties of epoxy resins nanocomposites

loaded with carbon nanostructures

P13 F. Micciulla, Microstrip DC electrical characterization of graphene nanoplatelets

P14 K. Moldosanov, Terahertz-to-infrared converter based on CuNi nanoparticles

P15 I. Petrova, Mechanical and electromagnetic properties of polypropylene composites with

carbon nanotubes and clay

P16 A. Plyushch, Graphene nano platelets / epoxy composites in wide frequency and

temperature range

P17 D. Pidgirnyi, Optical properties of thin pyrolytic carbon films versus graphene layers

P18 K. Y. Rakhimov, Wave packet scattering through randomly distributed nitrogen dopant

area in graphene

P19 V.A. Saroka, Jagged graphene nanoribbons: structure, electronic properties and effect of

an external electric field

P20 N. Valynets, Electromagnetic properties of exfoliated graphite

P21 D. Yakimchuk, Controllable growth of silver dendrites in the Si/SiO2 porous templates

P22 O. Yakovenko, Influence of nanosized barium ferrite particles addition on microwave

properties of nanocarbon/polymer composites

Tuesday, 26th May SESSION 4 (9.00-10.30)

Exploring the THz range: materials, characterization and applications

• A. Lavrinenko, Graphene-enhanced metamaterials in THz applications

• M. Kafesaki, THz polarization control with chiral metamaterials

• S. Maksimenko, Terahertz-range applications of nanocarbon-based materials

SESSION 5 (11.00-12.30)

Safety of nanoscale devices, Part 1: transport modelling and EMC issues

• L. Pierantoni, Full-wave techniques for the multi-physics modeling and design of nano-structured devices

• A. Maffucci, Circuital modelling of carbon interconnects in the THz range

• V. Mordachev, Electromagnetic and quantum interference in nanoscale: new concepts of Electromagnetic Compatibility in nanoelectronics

Sideline meeting (12.30-13.00): EU FP7 project No 610875 NAMICEMC

SESSION 6 (14.00-16.00)

Safety of nanoscale devices, Part 2: field emission and absorption

• A. Boag, Design and Applications of UWB Nano-antenna arrays

• D. Seliuta, Strong-electric-field effects and antenna resonances in single-wall carbon nanotube films

• G. Slepyan, Collective spontaneous emission and quantum - optical nanoantennas

• A. Postnikov, Phonon-assisted radiofrequency absorption by gold nanoparticles resulting in hyperthermia

Sideline meeting (16.00-16.30): EU FP Horizon 2020 project SEP-210156718 CoExAN

Wednesday, 27th May

SESSION 7 (9.00-10.30)

Nano-optics and nano-photonics, Part 1: synthesis and characterization

• Y. Svirko, Injection and control of photocurrents in nanocarbon materials

• P. Kuzhir, Carbon periodic cellular architectures at high frequencies: metamaterial and photonic crystal

• M. Artemiev, Synthesis and optical properties of semiconductor colloidal quantum nanoplatelets

SESSION 8 (10.50-12.50)

Nano-optics and nano-photonics, Part 2: modelling and applications

• A. Hoffmann, Non-classical light emission from GaN nano structures

• J. P. Hong, Current Approaches of spin torque transfer magnetic random access memory devices

• V. Lomakin, Models of all-optical switching in nanogranular magnetic films

• D. Migas, Orientation effects in structural and electronic properties of anatase TiO2 nanowires and nanotubes

ROUND-TABLE AND CLOSING CEREMONY (14.00-16.00)

• A. Maffucci and S. Maksimenko – moderators, challenges and perspective for

nanoelectromagnetics

Sideline Task meeting (16.30-17.00): EU FP7 project No 604391 GRAPHENE FLAGSHIP

Organization

Organized by

C.R.E.A.T.E., Consortium, Naples, Italy, and

Institute for Nuclear Problems, Belarusian

State University, Minsk, Belarus

Supported by

NATO, Science for Peace Programme

In collaboration with

Physical Department, Belarusian State

University, Minsk, Belarus

Dep. of Electrical and Information

Engineering,

University of Cassino and South. Lazio,

Cassino, Italy

Workshop co-Directors

Antonio Maffucci

University of Cassino and S.L., Cassino, ITALY

& CREATE Consortium, Naples, Italy

Sergey Maksimenko

Institute for Nuclear Problems

Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus

Organizing Committee

Victor Anischik, Physical Department,

Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus

Stefano Bellucci, INFN, Frascati, Italy

Victor Borisenko, Belarus State University of

Informatics and Radioelectronics, Minsk,

Belarus

Philippe Lambin, Univ. of Namur, Namur,

Belgium

Polina Kuzhir, INP, Belarusian State Univ.,

Minsk, Belarus

Giovanni Miano, Univ. of Naples Federico II,

Naples, Italy

Mikhail E. Portnoi, University of Exeter,

Exeter, U.K.

Gregory Slepyan, Tel Aviv University, Israel

Administrative Secretariat

Mariella Vetrano, C.R.E.A.T.E., Naples, Italy

Local Secretariat

Marina Demidenko, INP, Belarusian State

University, Minsk, Belarus

Natalia Dudko, Scientific and Technological

Park BNTU "Polytechnic", Minsk, Belarus

Location

All conference sessions will be held in Room 219 at the BSU Physical Department

(3 in the map) on the 1st floor.

Registration will be open at 8-30 on Monday, May 25 at the lobby of BSU Physical

Department.

Organization

Organization