Chairs. H. Katayama-Yoshida and H. Ohno |
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Chairs. H. Katayama-Yoshida and H. Ohno |
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The third international school and conference on spintronics and quantum information technology (Spintech III) will be held at Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center ( http://www.yumebutai.org ) at the Awaji Island, Hyogo, in Japan, from August 1 to 5 in 2005.
Spintech III aims at highlighting the latest developments in using spin-dependent phenomena in nanoelectronics. It also intends to provide an overview of the current understanding of the physics of spin related phenomena in (magnetic) semiconductor and hybrid magnetic / semiconductor structures and of the prospect of exploitation of spin-dependent phenomena in future nano-(opto-)electronic and (quantum) computing and communication applications. The Spintech III School mainly for graduate students will be held in the first half of the period followed by the Spintech III Conference in the second half. Student participation is strongly encouraged.
Spintech III School days (August 1-3, 2005)
(1) Students, post-doc, and newcomers to the field are invited to attend the school sessions on August 1-3, prior to the opening of the Spintech III Conference.
(2) The organizers plan to invite the most experienced scientists in the field to present tutorial lectures, which will give an introduction to the role of spins in semiconductors and to the most commonly applied experimental and theoretical methods in the field. Each lecture is 60 min. talk (including 20 min. discussion).
(3) After the tutorial sessions in the evening on Monday, August 1, an informal well-come reception will take place to give the attendee a chance to socialize with one another.
Spintech III Conference days (August 3-5, 2005)
(1) Spintronics researchers are invited to attend the Spintech III Conference sessions on August 3-5.
(2) The organizers and international advisory committee plan to invite the most distinguished researchers in spintronics field to present the invited talks. Each invited talk is 30 min. (including 5 min. discussion).
(3) Oral presentation is 15 min. talk (including 3 min. discussion).
(4) Poster sessions take place on August 3, and 4.
(5) Banquet will take place on Thursday, August 4.
(6) We do not publish the Proceeding of the Conference.
PDF-file abstracts of one page maximum length are due at latest on March 1, 2005. Guidelines for the abstracts can be found in the following link. You can get
Spintech III Abstract guidelines (MS WORD)
Spintech III Abstract guidelines (PDF-file)
by clicking. The abstracts will appear in the book or CD-ROM of abstracts, and authors of accepted papers (both oral and poster contributions) will be presented during the School and Conference. Please indicate the following Subject Number in the abstract for the assistance of Program Committee to select invited speakers. Guidelines for the submission of the abstract is in the URL of http://obana.issp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/spintech/, which will be opened on Feb. 1st.
Subject Number (Please indicate in the submitting abstract)
#1. Magnetic semiconductors: Growths and Properties of the Materials
#2. Ferromagnetic Metal Spintronics
#3. Hybrid Structures
#4. Spin Dependent Tunneling
#5. Spin Injection, Scattering and Transport
#6. Spin Coherence
#7. Quantum Computation in Spin-degree of Freedom
#8. Nuclear Spins: Properties and Manipulation
#9. Co-operative Phenomena in Spin Systems
#10. Magneto-optical and Opto-electronic Properties
#11. Spin Devices
#12. Novel Spin Manipulation Methods
#13. Novel Experimental Techniques
#14. Others
Submission of Abstract
After visiting above Call for Abstract, please submit the abstract to:
SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACT (http://obana.issp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/spintech/)
by March 1, 2005. Program committee will select a few invited speakers from the submitted abstracts.
Submission of Abstracts (Invited Speakers)
Invited speakers, please submit your abstracts for invited talks as soon as possible. Please visit http://obana.issp.u-tokyo.ac.jp/spintech/ and follow the procedures given. This page is open for late news, but we receive abstracts for invited talks via the same page.
Late submission of Abstracts (LATE NEWS)
There will be a possibility for late submission of abstracts (LATE NEWS), and accepted contributions will appear in the poster sessions. If you should wish to use this opportunity please forward your abstract so that we receive it no later than June 1, 2005. Guidelines for the abstracts are the same as the standard submission.
Invited School lectures:
| L1 | Semiconductor Spintronics: Introduction and Opportunities | David D. Awschalom (UCSB) |
| L2 | Past, Present and Future of Magnetic Semiconductors | Tomasz Dietl (Polish Acad. of Sciences) |
| L3 | Ferromagnetic Semiconductors | Bryan Gallagher (Univ. of Nottingham) |
| L4 | Semiconductor Magnetooptics | Jan Gaj (Warsaw Univ.) |
| L5 | First Principles Theory for Spintronics | Hiroshi Katayama-Yoshida (Osaka Univ.) |
| L6 | Spin Transport | Shingo Katsumoto (Univ. of Tokyo) |
| L7 | Spin Injection | Wim Van Roy (IMEC) |
| L8 | Spintronic Devices | Michael Flatté (Univ. of Iowa) |
| L9 | Metal Spintronics –Experiment- | Stuart Parkin (IBM/Stanford) |
| L10 | Metal Spintronics –Theory- | Gerrit Bauer (Delft Univ. of Technology) |
| L11 | Control of Nuclear Spins | Kohei M. Itoh (Keio Univ.) |
| L12 | Spins in Quantum Dots | Seigo Tarucha (Univ. of Tokyo) |
| L13 | Spin Detection by Magnetic Resonance | Dan Rugar (IBM) |
| L14 | Quantum Computation | Lieven Vandersypen (Delft Univ. of Technology) |
| L15 | Quantum Communication | Yoshihisa Yamamoto (Stanford/Nat’l Inst. Info.) |
Invited Speakers:
| Photoemission study of magnetic semiconductors | I1 | Atsushi Fujimori (Univ. of Tokyo) | |
| Measurement of the spin polarization of half metals and magnetic semiconductors using superconducting spectroscopy | I2 | Peng Xiong (Florida State University) | |
| Magnetic anisotropy of ferromagnetic semiconductors | I3 | Machiej Sawicki (Polish Academy of Sciences) | |
| Tunneling anisotropic magnetoresistance | I4 | Charles Gould (Univ. of Wuertzburg) | |
| Experimental separation of Rashba and Dresselhaus spin splitting | I5 | Sergey Ganichev (Univ. of Regensburg) | |
| Special Session on the Spin-Hall Effect | Theory of Spin Hall Effect | I6 | Naoto Nagaosa (Univ. of Tokyo) |
| Theory of Spin Hall Effect The spin-Hall effect: the strange story of the anomalous transport in spintronics |
I7 | Jairo Sinova (Texas A&M University) | |
| Spin Currents and Spin Hall Conductance |
I8 | Daniel Loss (Univ. of Basel) | |
| Current-induced polarization and the spin Hall effect in semiconductors | I9 | Yuichiro Kato (UCSB) | |
| Spin Hall effect in a two dimensional spin-orbit coupled semiconductor system | I10 | Joerg Wunderlich (Hitachi Cambridge) | |
| Coherent control of nuclear spins in a mesoscopic fractional-quantum-Hall device | I11 | Yoshiro Hirayama (NTT) | |
| Spin relaxation and dephasing in a two-electron double quantum dot | I12 | Jason Petta (Harvard University) | |
| Optical orientation of spins in individual quantum dots | I13 | Allan Bracker (NRL) | |
| A nonreciprocal optical device using ferromagnet-semiconductor hybrid structures | I14 | Hiromasa Shimizu (Univ. of Tokyo) | |
| Rump Session "Spintronics; Achievements and Beyond" | Stuart Wolf (DARPA) | ||
| Koji Ando (AIST) | |||
Register via on-line registration.
Deadline for discounted early registration: May 31, 2005
Deadline for registration: July 7, 2005
| Registration Type | EARLY REGISTRATION (On or Before May 31) |
LATE REGISTRATION (On or After June 1) |
| Regular | JPY 45,000 | JPY 50,000 |
| Accompanying person |
JPY 10,000
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Regular Registration fee includes:
Accompanying person Registration fee includes:
Cancellation policy
You can revise and/or cancel your registration by logging-in to your Individual Page.
*Please note an administrative charge of JPY10,000 will apply to all cancellations made on/before June 30, 2005.
No refunds will be given for cancellations made after this date.
(1) The Westin Awaji Island Resort&Conference Center by special discount rate for conference attendees are reserved.
(2) A number of hotel rooms at different price levels have been reserved at hotels located near the Conference site.
(3) Also reasonable business hotel is available at Maiko (20 min. by Bus).
LOCATION
Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center(http://www.yumebutai.org/conf_e/index.html) is located in the northern part of Awaji Island, Hyogo, Japan.
Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center
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OFFICIAL LANGUAGE English is the official language of the conference. |
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REGISTRATION DESK SPINTECH III School and Conference participants should |
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TECHNICAL EXHIBIT An exhibition of scientific equipment and publications will |
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SCHOOL ATTENDEES SPINTECH III school attendees are requested to bring their own lap top to see the CD-ROM which contains all of lecture notes for the school. The CD-ROM will be handed at the registration. |
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ORAL PRESENTATIONS All of oral presentations of SPINTECH III school and conference will be held in the Event Hall on the first basement floor (B1F) of the Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center.
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POSTER SESSIONS Poster sessions will be held in the Reception Hall B on the 2nd floor (2F) of the Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center. A board measuring 90 cm wide by 180 cm high will be available for each poster. Materials to fix the poster to the board will be provided at the poster presentation hall. |
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MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS Coffee, tea and juices will be served during breaks at the Foyer of the Event Hall (B1F). |
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WIRELESS LAN Wireless LAN is active in the conference area and the internet connection is available for 40 people at once. |
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Travel Agency (JTB) JTB desk is open during the conference and will help to arrange your travel schedule and tickets. |
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PASSPORT AND VISA Each participant is responsible for obtaining a passport and a visa when required. Please check with your local Japanese Embassy or Consulate what documents are required. |
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LETTER OF INVITATION Upon request, the organizing secretariat will issue a letter of invitation for those who need help with necessary procedures for attending the conference. No financial commitment is implied in a letter of invitation. |
CLIMATE
Awaji Island is located in the Setonaikai sea (Japanese Mediterranean) near the Osaka Bay, and enjoys a warm and sunny climate. In July, the average temperature is 27c.
INSURANCE
The Organizing Committee is not responsible for illness or accidents which could occur during the Conference. We recommend you check if your health insurance covers incidents happening while abroad.
(Asian Science Seminar, JSPS, July 24 – August 5, 2005, Awaji-Yumebutai International Conference Center, Awaji, Japan)
Spintech III Organizing Committee applied to Asian Science Seminar (JSPS: Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) on Semiconductor Nano-Spintronics and Defect Control (SNSDC-2005) to support the Asian Students and Asian Young Researcher to participate to the School and Seminar in Spintech III and ICDS-23. Unfortunately, this application is rejected by JSPS (25 Mar. 2005) and at present we have no offer of financial support from JSPS.
DARPA will prepare the financial support for US Students and US Young Researchers to attend Spintech III. US Students and US Young Researchers who need the financial support to attend Spintech III should contact to: http://www.csqc.ucsb.edu/spintech/
Travel, housing and registration related inquiry:
INQUIRY DESK
JTB Corp. Event & Convention Sales Dept.
Western Japan Regional Headquarters
Spintech III Desk
Kyutaro-machi 2-1-25, JTB Bldg. 7F, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541-0056 Japan
Tel: +81-6-6260-5060
Fax: +81-6-6260-5090
Office Hours: 9:00-17:00(weekdays only)
E-Mail: itdw_ec1@kns.jtb.co.jp
General questions and requests should be addressed to;
Program related questions and requests should be addressed to;
Conference Chairs
The 23rd International Conference on Defects in Semiconductors (ICDS-23), from July 24 to July 29, 2005, ( http://www.sanken.osaka-u.ac.jp/icds23/ ), will be held at the same place of Spintech III. ICDS-23 will continue to place its main focus on detailed understanding of electrical, optical, and structural properties of defects and impurities in semiconductors through novel experimental and theoretical methods. Such in depth understanding is crucially important for overcoming a variety of engineering problems associated with device processing and operation, particularly, for the realization of next generation nano-electronics, optics, and spintronics.
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research in Priority Areas "Semiconductor Nanospintronics" from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT), Japan
Hyogo International Association
Nanotechnology Researchers Network Center of Japan
International Communications Foundation
Tsutomu Nakauchi Foundation
Support Center for Advanced Telecommunications Technology Research
Kansai Research Foundation for technology promotion
JSPS Core-to-Core Program
CHAIRS:
Hiroshi Katayama-Yoshida (Steering Committee Member)
Hideo Ohno (Steering Committee Member)
MEMBERS:
Hiroo Munekata (Steering Committee Member)
Masaaki Tanaka (Steering Committee Member)
Kohei Itoh (Steering Committee Member)
Shingo Katsumoto (Steering Committee Member)
Masafumi Shirai (Steering Committee Member)
INTERNATINAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Local Steering Committee
Kazunori Sato (Osaka University)
Hitoshi Tabata (Osaka University)
Hajime Asahi (Osaka University)
Yasufumi Fujiwara (Osaka University)
Local arrangements
Treasurer
| October 1, 2004 | First Announcement on the web | |
| http://www.sanken.osaka-u.ac.jp/spintech3 | ||
| December 1, 2004 | Second Announcement. | |
| March 1, 2005 | Deadline for submission of abstracts. | |
| April 21, 2005 | Sending notices of abstract acceptance. | |
| May 1, 2005 | Third Announcement | |
| May 31, 2005 | Deadline for discounted early registration | |
| July 7, 2005 | Deadline for registration |  |
