Conference booklet. Book of abstracts

Conference Program in a nutshell

You can now download the short  brief Conference Program or the detailed GEFES2023 Program.  Keynote talks will last 45 minutes while invited and oral contributions 20 including, all of them, time for questions and discussion. There will be two poster sessions on Wednesday and another two on Thursday during the main coffee breaks. 

List of Keynote speakers:

Rebeca Ribeiro (C2N Paris-Saclay and CNRS) – Non-identical moiré twins in bilayer graphene

Jairo Sinova (Inspire Group, University of Mainz) – The emergence of research landscape of altermagnetism

Olivier Dauchot (ESPCI CNRS – Paris) – When active matter turns solid : from collective motion to collective actuation

Alejandro Manjavacas (Instituto Daza de Valdés CSIC) – Lattice resonances: a collective response of periodic arrays of nanostructures

Irene Calvo (INMA – CSIC , University of Zaragoza) – Synchrotron X-ray Coherence to Probe the Complexity of realistic interfaces at the Nanoscale

Natalia Ares (Oxford University) – Quantum devices for thermodynamics at the nanoscale

 

List of confirmed Invited speakers:

Elena Pinilla (Valencia Nanophotonics Technology Center, Universitat Politécnica de València) – Optical bistability based on the integration of a molecular nanomaterial in silicon photonics

Javier del Valle (Department of Quantum Matter Physics, University of Geneva) – Fundamentals and applications of the voltage-triggered insulator to metal transition

Sandra Ruiz Gómez (Max Planck Institute for Chemical Physics of Solids, Dresden) – Direct x-ray detection of the Spin Hall Effect

Daniel Gosálbez (Universidad de Alicante) – Diversity of radial spin textures in chiral materials

Fernando de Juan (DIPC) – Magnetic Kondo lattices in two dimensional metallic dichalcogenides

Ana Isabel Borrás Martos (ICMSE CSIC) – Nanogeneratos and self-powered sensors enable by plasma and vacuum processing of multifunctional thin films and 3D nanoarchitectures

José Hugo García Aguilar (ICN2) – Electronic control of spin currents in low-symmetry transition metal dichalcogenides

Rui E. F. Silva (ICMM – CSIC) – Strong field phenomena in solids

Marco Gobbi (Nanogune) – Non-reciprobal charge transport in chiral Tellurium nanowires

Sara Lafuerza Bielsa (INMA –  University of Zaragoza) – Investigating new electrocaloric oxides for sustainable and efficient refrigeration applications

Beatriz Martín García (Nanogune) –  Layered hybrid metal-halide perovskites under strain: insights from photoluminescence and micro-Raman spectroscopy

Lourdes Marcano (Universidad de Oviedo) –  Quantifying the magnetic anisotropy of 50 nm-magnetic nanoparticles embedded in biological entitities

Pablo Ares (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) – Piezoelectrictiy and ferroelectricity in hexagonal boron nitride

Paloma Arroyo Huidobro (University of Lisbon) – Temporal and spatio-temporal metamaterials

Laura Rodríguez Arriaga (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) – Rotating vesicles to mimic cell motion

Juan Antonio Delgado Notario (University of Salamanca) – Graphene field effect transistors for THz technology and applications

Edwin Herrera (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)  – Visualizing waves and quantum well states at the surface of the heavy fermion  URu2Si2