Keynote and invited speakers

QD2010

Confirmed keynote speakers

• Richard Warburton (Heriot-Watt University, UK)
  “Charges and spins in self-assembled quantum dots”
• Lieven Vandersypen (Delft University of Technology, Netherlands)
  “All-electrical control of individual electron spins in quantum dots”
• Victor Klimov (LANL, US)
  “Multiparticle interactions in nanocrystals”

Confirmed invited speakers

• Mete Atatüre (Cambridge University, UK)
  "Optical Access to Quantum Dot Spins: Qubits to Sensors"
• Duncan Steel (University of Michigan, US)
  "Coherent optical control of the nuclear and electron spin in quantum dots: Fast rotations and a geometrical phase gate"
• Marc Assmann (TU Dortmund, Germany)
  “Picosecond scale photon statistics of quantum dot microcavity lasers”
• Pascale Senellart (LPN/CNRS, France)
  "Deterministic light matter coupling with single quantum dots"
• Klaus Ensslin (ETH, Zurich, Switzerland)
  “Graphene quantum circuits”
• Frank Koppens (Harvard University, US)
  “Near-field electrical detection of optical plasmons and single-plasmon sources”
• Mitsuru Sugawara (Fujitsu Laboratories, Japan)
  "Commercialization of Self-Assembled Quantum-Dot Optical Devices: From Optical Communication to Consumer Electronics"
• Liberato Manna (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT), Italy)
  "Synthesis and assembly of complex nanocrystal structures"
• Uri Banin (Hebrew University, Israel)
  “Excitons and multi-Excitons in Heterostructured Semiconductor Nanorods"
• Gerd Bacher (Duisburg-Essen University, Germany)
  “Optically induced magnetization in colloidal semiconductor quantum dots”
• Arka Majumdar (Stanford University, US)
  "Quantum and classical information processing with a single quantum dot in photonic crystal cavity"
• Gary A. Steele (Kavli Institute of Nanoscience, The Netherlands)
  "Strong coupling of single-electron tunnelling to nanomechanical motion in a clean carbon nanotube"
• Yasuhiko Arakawa (University of Tokyo, Japan)
  "Light-matter coupling in self-assembled quantum dots with 2D/3D photonic crystal nanocavity"
• Ferdinand Kuemmeth (Harvard University, US)
  "Electron-nuclear and spin-orbit interactions in carbon nanotube double quantum dots"

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