Particles 2007
Particle-Based Device Technologies
18-21 August 2007
Delta Chelsea Hotel
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Invited Speakers
International Organizing Committee
Lloyd Abrams (USA)
Jim Anderson (USA)
Robert Aveyard (UK)
Terry D. Blake (UK)
Jeff Brinker (USA)
Bernard Cabane (France)
Si-Shen Feng (Singapore}
Janos Fendler (USA)
Mostafa El-Sayed (USA)
Nissim Garti (Israel)
Michael Hair (Canada)
Keith Johnston (USA)
Alexey Kabalnov (USA)
Eric Kaler (USA)
Haruma Kawaguchi (Japan)
Frank Koo (Taiwan)
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Shlomo Magdassi (Israel)
Paul McCormick (Australia)
Ian Morrison (USA)
Brij Moudgil (USA)
Paul Mulvaney (Australia)
Christian Pichot(France)
Stephen Postle (USA)
Theodore Provder (USA)
Peter Reynders (Germany)
Andrew Sierakowski (Australia)
Patrick Spicer (USA)
Yoshihiko Suda (Japan)
Sonke Svenson (USA)
Tadaaki Tani (Japan)
John Texter (USA), General Chair
Ron Ziolo (USA)
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Co-Sponsored by
- The Division of Colloid and Surface Chemistry of the American Chemical Society
Particles 2007 is an international conference examining the science, technology, and business aspects of particle-based device technologies in different application
areas including data storage, electronics, photonics, displays, diagnostics, and advanced materials fabrication. The conference targets practicing scientists and engineers,
managers, innovators, and entrepreneurs, and embraces the theme "added value and advanced features from particle technology."
The conference format comprises a single track of 30 invited papers followed by a panel discussion of challenging issues. Contributed papers will be presented as posters
in the poster session.
Conference Schedule
General Session 1 |
General Session 2 |
General Session 3
General Session 4 |
General Session 5 |
General Session 6
Poster Session |
Please note that this schedule is subject to change without advance notice.
Saturday, 18 August 2007
1800-2000 Informal Reception/Exhibition (Mountbatten A Hall)
Sunday, August 19, 2007, Morning
0830-1215 General Session 1 (Mountbatten B Hall)
Session Chair: James Adair, Pennsylvania State University
0835 1. Stephen Chamberlain, Invitrogen Corporation
Qdot® Nanocrystals in Biological Applications
0915 2. Iakov Kogan, Panisolar, Inc.
The Application of Nanostructured Composites for Energy Conversion with Dye Sensitized Solar Cells
0945 Break
1015 3. Mitch Winnik, University of Toronto
Polymers as Multidentate Ligands for Transferring Quantum Dots from Organic Solvents into Water
1100 4. Alain Perez, Universite Claude Bernard - Lyon1
Functional Nanostructures from Clusters
1130 5. Yoshitake Masuda, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Nagoya
Self-assembly Patterning of Colloidal Photonic Crystals and Visible-Light-Emitting Oxide Particles for Next Generation Optical Devices
1200 6. Patrick Hole, NanoSight, Ltd.
Simultaneous Sizing of Nanoparticles by Individually Visualizing and Separately Tracking their Brownian Motion
1215 End of Session
Sunday, August 19, 2007, Afternoon
1215-1400 Luncheon/Exhibition (Mountbatten A Hall)
1400-1800 General Session 2 (Mountbatten B Hall)
Session Chair: Manazeghi, Northwestern University
1400 7. Heiko O. Jacobs, University of Minnesota
Nanoxerographic Printing and Fringing Field Directed Integration of Nanomaterial Building Blocks
1445 8. Lee Tutt, Eastman Kodak Company
Nanometals and Laser Patterning
1515 Break
1545 9. Ian Morrison, Cabot Corporation
Electrophoretic Display Technology
1630 10. Sameer Sapra, Technical University, Dresden
White Light Emission from Semiconductor Nanocrystals
1700 11. Luigi Martiradonna, Univeristà del Salento
Colloidal Nanocrystal Based Photonic Device Fabrication
1730 12. Wolfgang Parak, University of Marburg
Quantum Dot-Based Devices as Cellular Sensors
1800 - End of Session
Sunday, 19 August 2007
1800-2000 Informal Reception/Exhibition (Mountbatten A Hall)
Monday, August 20, 2007, Morning
0830-1200 General Session 3 (Mountbatten B Hall)
Session Chair: Ian Morrison, Cabot Corporation
0835 13. Tadashi Kawazoe, University of Tokyo
Nanoparticle-Based Nanophotonics
0915 14. Manijeh Razeghi, Northwestern University
InAs Quantum Dots for High Performance Thermal Imaging Operating at High Temperature
0945 Break
1015 15. Sandy Asher, University of Pittsburgh
Polymerized Colloidal Crystalline Array Glucose Sensing
1100 16. Sanjay Banerjee, University of Texas at Austin
Flash Memory with Nanoparticle Floating Gates
1130 17. Nick Kotov, University of Michigan
Molecular Assemblies of Nanoparticles: Surprising analogy with proteins and new Optical Properties
1200 End of Session
Monday, August 20, 2007, Afternoon
1200-1400 Luncheon/Exhibition (Mountbatten A Hall)
1400-1730 General Session 4 (Mountbatten B Hall)
Session Chair: Frank Koo, Minghsin University of Science and Technology
1400 18. Gregory Scholes, University of Toronto
Organic Solar Cells and Challenges for Nanoscience
1445 19. Paul Braun, University of Illinois, Urbana
Colloidal Crystal-Based Photonic Band Gap Waveguides
1515 Break
1545 20. Jeffrey Urban, University of Pennsylvania
Designing Multifunctional Binary Nanocomposites for Direct Energy Conversion Applications
1630 21. Weijia Wen, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Field-Induced Characteristics of Nanoparticles with Applications to Thin Film Displays
1700 22. Hans-Gerd Boyen, University of Hasselt, Diepenbeek
Micellar Approach to Magnetic Ultra-high Density Data Storage Media
1730 - End of Session
Tuesday, August 21, 2007, Morning
0830-1200 General Session 5 (Mountbatten B Hall)
Session Chair: Lee Tutt, Eastman Kodak Company
0835 23. Clinton Ballinger, Evident Technologies
Product and Market Development in Quantum Dot Technologies
0915 24. Zhihao Yang, NanoMas Technologies
Nanoparticle Inks for Printed Electronics and Displays
0945 Break
1015 25. Eugenia Kumachev,a University of Toronto
From Multilayer Particles to Nanostructured Material for the Recording of Biometric Features
1100 26. Kristoffer Almdal, Risø National Laboratory
Synthesis and Properties of Fluorescent Nanoparticles for Living Cell Metabolite Detection
1130 27. Seong Jin Koh, University of Texas at Arlington
Large-Scale and Precise Nanoparticle Placement via Electrostatic Funneling for Data Storage and Devices
1200 End of Session
Tuesday, August 21, 2007, Afternoon
1200-1400 Luncheon/Exhibition (Mountbatten A Hall)
1400-1730 General Session 6 (Mountbatten B Hall)
Session Chair: John Texter, Eastern Michigan University
1400 28. Jan Sumerel, Dimatix
Using Piezoelectric Printing to Pattern Nanoparticle Thin Films
1445 29. Horng-Show (Frank) Koo, Minghsin University of Science and Technology
Nanoparticle Colorants and Inkjet Printing of Color Filters in TFT-Based Displays
1515 Break
1545 30. Tanya Kosc, University of Rochester
Polymer Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Flakes: A Novel Medium for Electro-Optic Particle-Based Technologies
1615 31. Jason Clifford, University of Toronto
High-Performance Colloidal Quantum Dot Optoelectronic Devices
1645 Panel Discussion - Clint Ballinger (Evident), Stephen Chamberlain (Invitrogen), Iakov Kogan (Panisolar), and Jan Sumerel (Fujifilm Dimatix)
Discussion of Conference Issues
1730 End of Conference
Monday, August 20, 2007, Evening
1800-2000 Poster Session - Contributed Papers (Mountbatten A Hall)
Session Chair: Melanie Martin, Particles Conference
James H. Adair, Pennsylvania State University
Calcium Phosphate Nanocolloids for Bioimaging and Drug Delivery in Physiological Conditions
Roberto Fenollosa, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia and CISC
Silicon Colloids
Scott Harvey, Ashland Specialty Chemical Company
Aspects of Latex Particle Size Control for Improved Water Blush Resistance
Chong-Tai Kim, Korea Food Research Institute
Preparation of Nanoemulsions and Nanoparticles as Delivery Systems for Bioactive Ingrediants in Food
Sang Man Koo, Hanyang University
Multi-Functional Hybrid Silica Particles for Nitrogen Chemosensors
Wanjuan Lin, University of Toronto
Surface Modification of Lead Sulfide Nanocrystals with Poly(Acrylic Acid) through a Ligand Exchange Process
Nadejda Krasteva, Sony Deutschland GmbH
Gold Nanoparticle/Organic Composite Chermiresistive Sensors: Vapor Sensitivity and Mechanism of Sensing
Michael Papantonakis, Naval Research Laboratory
Laser-Assisted Deposition of Thin Layers of Functionalized Nanoparticles: A New Coating Technology
Chantal Paquet, National Research Council, Canada
Multifunctional Nanostructured Composite Colloids Prepared Using a Miniemulsion Approach
Andrew Parker, Molecular Profiles Ltd.
Adsorption of Protein Antigens onto PLG Micoparticles Studied by X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) and Time of Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (ToF-SIMS)
Marina A. Petrukhina, State University of New York at Albany
Different Synthetic Strategies toward CdSe Quantum Dot-Based Materials for Hydrocarbon Detection
Sean Race, XiGo Nanotools LLC
A New Approach to Directly Measure the Surface Area of Nanoparticualte Disperions Using NMR
Lei Shen, University of Toronto
Loading Quantum Dots into Thermoresponsive Microgels by Reversiable Transfer from Organic Solvents to Water
Kanchana Somaskandan, National Research Council, Canada
Water Soluble Superparamagnetic Iron-Based Core-Shell Nanoparticles as Cell Capture Probes
Matthew E. Staymates, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Production of Polymer Microsphere Particle Standards Containing Trace Explosives Using Inkjet Printing and Co-Flow Nozzle Technology
John Texter, Eastern Michigan University
Solvent Reversible Poration in Ionic Liquid Copolymers
Mingfeng Wang, University of Toronto
Bright Water-Soluble Quantum Dots Passivated by Multidentate Block Copolymers
Registration
Due to space limitations, a maximum of 120 conferees can be accommodated,
so early registration is highly recommended.
Registration includes three luncheons and three receptions.
| Type of Attendee |
Through 15 Aug |
| Industrial Attendee |
US$1075 |
| Academic or Government Attendee |
US$775 |
| Accompanying Person |
US$350 |
On-Site Registration US$1275
Accompanying Person US$350
Registration Form
Hotel Information
Delta Chelsea Hotel
Toronto, Ontario
1-416-595-1975, 1-800-243-5732
2 Page Hotel Brochure
A limited room block is available on site at the Delta Chelsea Hotel at the highly favorable rate of Cdn$149 per night (plus 14% taxes) at single or
double occupancy. Only about a third of the conferees can be accomodated on site so early registration is highly recommended.
Registration Form
Workshops
A series of one day short courses will be presented on Friday and Saturday preceding the start of the conference. A small
number of rooms at the Delta Chelsea Hotel at the conference rate are available for the
evenings of 16 and 17 August.
Friday, August 17th
Nanoparticle Synthesis
Saturday, August 18th
Particle-Based Materials Synthesis
Workshop Registration Form
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