Upcoming Events
IBS Conference on Quantum Nanoscience
2019.09.25 - 05.30
Ewha Womans University
There are many conferences that cover subfields of this research area but as far as the organizers know, this is the first conference that attempts to bring researchers in the broader field of quantum nanoscience together as one community.
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Past Events
Theory Workshop "Quantum Spins at the Nanoscale
27- 30 May 2019
Ewha Womans University
17 lectures
13 international speakers
9 posters
40+ participants
The workshop Quantum Spins at the Nanoscale brought together international experts in the field of Quantum Nanoscience. The event was focused on recent developments in the study of open quantum spin systems at the nanoscale.
Workshop to Define Quantum Nanoscience
17- 20 September 2018
Ewha Womans University
8 senior international leaders spanning the field
1 professional facilitator
This active working group grappled with the definition of this important and growing field. By the end, a definition was achieved, this was posted to Wikipedia, and the participants chose to write a paper introducing their definition to the larger scientific community.
Workshop on Advanced Scanning Probe Microscopy (ASPM)
16 - 18 August 2018
BEXCO, Busan, South Korea
19 lectures
10 international speakers
21 posters
100+ participants
Due to the great success of ASPM 2017, it is apparent that ASPM has become a successful platform in Korea for sharing and exchanging the latest advances in science and technology using SPM. ASPM 2018 hopes to bring together scientists from a wide range of research fields at a single atomic and molecular scale. The workshop will address both fundamental science and cutting-edge technologies.
Workshop on Advanced Scanning Probe Microscopy (ASPM)
17 - 18 August 2017
Konjiam Resort. Kyoungki-do, Korea
22 lectures
11 international speakers
13 posters
100+ participants
ASPM will be a new platform in Korea for sharing and exchanging the latest exciting advances in the sciences and technologies using SPM.
We hope to bring together scientists from a wide range of research fields at a single atomic and molecular scale. The workshop will address both fundamental science and cutting-edge technologies.