Invited Speakers

QD-Lasers and Amplifiers for Metropolitan Area Networks

Prof. Christian Ribbat (Technical University of Berlin, Germany) christian@sol.physik.tu-berlin.de

Spin Polarized Transport in Low Dimensional Structures

Prof. I. C. da Cunha Lima (Rio de Janeiro University, Brazil) ivan@uerj.br

Formation of III-V Low Dimensional Structures and Their Applications to Quantum Intelligent Integrated Systems

Prof. H. Hasegawa (Hokkaido University, Japan) hasegawa@ryouko.rciqe.hokudai.ac.jp

Spintronics in Quantum Dots

Prof. J. P. Leburton (University of Illinois, USA) leburton@ceg.uiuc.edu

Lattice Dynamics in Wide Band Gap Materials Superlattices

Prof. V. Lemos (Ceará Federal University, Brazil) volia@ifi.unicamp.br

Light emission from Cubic InGaN Nanostructures

Prof. Klaus Lischka (University of Paderborn, Germany) lischka@physik.uni-paderborn.de

MIS Devices Based on SiC, GaN, GaP, and SiGe

Prof. T. P. Ma (Yale University, USA) t.ma@yale.edu

Quantum sensing using Type II InAs/GaSb superlattices for infrared

Prof M. Razeghi (Northwestern University, USA) razeghi@ece.nwu.edu

Status of Infrared Materials, Focal Plane Arrays and Future Trends

Dr. Meimei Tidrow (Missile Defense Agency, USA) meimei.tidrow@mda.osd.mil

Challenges in the Implementation of Nanoelectronics

Prof R. Tsu (University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA) tsu@uncc.edu

Growth and Characterization of Boron and Magnesium Boron Dioxide Nanowire Films

Dr. Prof J.Z. Wu (University of Kansas, USA) jwu@ku.edu