Symposium ED13-Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials

Nanophotonics and plasmonics present an interesting challenge as they involve competing degrees of freedom and constraints with coupled electrons, photons, and atomic structures. Properties that emerge from correlations between these atomic, electronic and photonic phenomena determine the intermediate length and time scales that can be exploited in applications and devices. This symposium invites abstracts from experimental, theory and simulation efforts in exploring novel photonic, electronic and plasmonic effects in materials, including artificially structured metamaterials and two-dimensional metasurfaces. A particular focus will lie on the interplay between classical and quantum phenomena, and its exploitation for control of materials properties, as well as on plasmonics in 2D materials.

Interdisciplinary topics related to physics, materials science and engineering would be connected by invited speakers in order to accelerate the development of these materials toward applications in energy conversion, photodetection, sensing and quantum devices. The closing session will discuss frontiers in correlated photonic, plasmonic and electronic phenomena to motivate new work in this field.

Topics will include:

Mesoscale photonics and metasurfaces
Photonic and optoelectronic effects in 2D materials
Plasmonic hot carrier generation, spectroscopy and imaging
Materials for topological photonics
Integration into applications and devices
Theory and calculations of quantum photonic and plasmonic phenomena
Electronic structure descriptions of plasmonic nanostructures
Ultrafast and nonlinear effects in metamaterials and plasmonics
Quantum phenomena and realization of quantum information processing
Interplay of electronic and photonic effects in plasmon-enhanced catalysis

Invited Speakers:

ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _0 (DIPC Donostia, Spain)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _1 (University of Texas, Austin, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _2 (California Institute of Technology, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _3 (Purdue University, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _4 (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _5 (U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _6 (Harvard University, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _7 (University of California, Riverside, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _8 (Stanford University, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _9 (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _10 (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _11 (Northrop Grumman, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _12 (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _13 (Imperial College London, United Kingdom)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _14 (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _15 (ICFO, Spain)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _16 (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _17 (Imperial College London, United Kingdom)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _18 (Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Denmark)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _19 (University of California, Berkeley, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _20 (Rice University, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _21 (Imperial College London, United Kingdom)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _22 (Xiamen University, China)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _23 (King's College London, United Kingdom)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _24 (University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _25 (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA)
ED13_Novel Photonic, Electronic and Plasmonic Phenomena in Materials _26 (Stanford University, USA)