Place  
Chiba University   Nishi-Chiba campus  
Engineering Research Building II   (T19,工学総合研究棟２, Bldg 10 on map)   2nd Floor, Conference Room
Organisation: Peter Krüger   Secretary: Yuri Shinozuka

Deadline
for registration and abstract submission (extended):   13 October 2019

Scope  
Functionalization of surfaces and interfaces at the nanometer scale through chemical doping and adsorption makes it possible to design novel materials for targeted properties. Nanoscale microscopy is crucial to control and analyze the novel materials. When combined with high resolution spectroscopic techniques such X-ray absorption, Electron Energy Loss, Scanning Gate Microscopy and Photoelectron Diffraction, a thorough analysis of the local structural, chemical and electronic structure is achieved. The aim of this symposium is to bring together international experts of different spectrocopic and microscopic analysis techniques for interface and materials science, including theorists, in order to create a synergy and discuss latest developments and future avenues in spectro-microscopy.

List of Invited Speakers  

Carla Bittencourt		Mons U., Belgium
Thomas Greber		Zurich U., Switzerland
Fumihiko Matsui		Inst. Molecular Science, Okazaki, Japan
Keisuke Hatada		Toyama U., Japan
Nobuyuki Aoki		Chiba U., Japan
Nobuyuki Ichikuni		Chiba U., Japan