STRANN International Scientific Conference

The STRANN International Scientific Conference was held in 2009, 2011, 2012, 2014 and 2016. In 2014, the international scientific conference STRANN was included in the number of scientific events held as part of the Russia-EU Science Year 2014 ^[3] .

The official website of the conference .

The conference organizers are:

• Saint Petersburg State University
• Saint Petersburg State University of Information Technologies, Mechanics and Optics
• OPTEC Company

STRANN is listed on Globaleventslist. ^[four]

The international scientific conference STRANN takes place at the House of Scientists of the Russian Academy of Sciences Gorky . House of Scientists named after Gorky is located in the former palace of Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandrovich in the center of St. Petersburg on Palace Embankment ^[5] .

The conference is accompanied by discussions, exchange of views also directly in the centers of nanotechnology , such as MRC ^[6] . This approach, in which conference participants have the opportunity to share their experiences and opinions among modern high-level experimental laboratories, has allowed us to generate many new ideas and implement a number of successful joint projects between scientists from different cities and countries.

Conference working language: English .

In 2014, the conference partner was the authoritative international scientific refereed journal in the field of nanotechnology Beilstein Journal of Nanotechnology (Thomson Reuters Journal Citation Reports Impact factor 2012: 2,374) ^{[7] The} refereed journal indexed in scientific search engines SCOPUS , WEB of Science , etc.

Since 2016, the conference began to formally collaborate with AIP ^[8] with the intention of issuing a collection of reports from the STRANN conference (peer-reviewed collection) at the AIP Conference Proceedings ^[9] .

To date, leading scientists in the field of nanotechnology from Russia , Belarus , Germany , the USA , Great Britain , France , the Netherlands , Switzerland , Finland , Israel , Singapore , China and Romania have taken part in the international scientific conference STRANN.

STRANN 2009 was held on December 3, 2009 ^[1] . The announcement of the STRANN-2009 conference can be found on the physics-online portal (inaccessible link) .

The STRANN 2011 conference was attended by over 100 scientists ^[10] . As one of the authors of the idea of ​​holding a STRANN conference stated, professor, Ph.D. Oleg Fedorovich Vyvenko in an interview with portalnano.ru : " At the conference, we brought together high-class specialists who do not come together: biologists usually meet with biologists, physicists with physicists, etc. And we invited them to one conference. Recently I was in At the British Consulate, I listened to two reports, an English scientist and ours, one studying a whalebone and the other the elk horns, because the biological composite materials are so perfect in their properties that everything a person has learned to do cannot be compared with them. ! That is, in many tens of times worse. And therefore, if we create conditions under which physicists and chemists would be interested in biology, and biologists in physics, the effect will be significant. Maybe someone can create new materials that will be similar to natural. " ^{[10 ]} . An interview with Dan Picard and Joachim Lubke regarding participation in the STRANN-2011 conference can be found on the SPbSU website at the following link . The results of the STRANN-2011 conference are published on the federal Internet portal portalnano.ru and the portal Nano News Net .

STRANN 2012 was held from October 10 to 12, 2012 ^[1] . The results of the STRANN-2012 conference are published on the portals of Nano News Net , Scientific Russia , Bashtekhinform .

The STRANN-2014 conference was held from April 22 to 25 as part of the Russia-EU-2014 science year . STRANN 2014 was attended by over 120 professionals.

Invited speakers at STRANN 2014 ^[11] :

• Harald Rose ^{[12] [13]} . Technical University of Darmstadt . The development of electron microscopy : resolution from micrometer to sub-Angstrom level.
• Sergey Ruvimov ^{[14] [15]} , University of Notre Dame . Transmission electron microscopy of nanostructures .
• Alexey Yuryevich Vinogradov ^{[16] [17] [18]} , Togliatti State University . Complex instrumental mechanical tests using a scanning electron microscope .
• Nina Anatolyevna Kasyanenko ^[19] St. Petersburg State University . Nanostructures in DNA. Current status and prospects.
• Dmitry Vladimirovich Klinov ^{[20] [21]} , Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry named after Academicians M.M. Shemyakina and Yu.A. Ovchinnikov Russian Academy of Sciences . High resolution probe microscopy of biomolecules .
• Barack Lavi ^{[22] [23]} , El-Mul Technology Ltd. Application of WETSEM technology in materials science and biotechnology .
• Andreas Schhertel ^[24] , Carl Zeiss . Cryogenic FIB - SEM microscopy : Volumetric imaging of cell ultrastructures in resin and in native frozen biological samples.
• Ravil Faridovich Fakhrullin ^[25] , Kazan Federal University . Hyperspectral high-resolution dark-field microscopy for cell imaging and nanotoxicological studies.
• Cheng Zhighai ^{[26] [27]} , National Nanotechnology Center. Direct visualization of the atomic structure of molecules and low-dimensional materials by atomic force microscopy .
• Mark Chaussidon ^[28] , National Polytechnic Institute of Lorraine . Examples of the use of high-precision and high-resolution methods of ion sounding in earth sciences.
• Armin Goltshauser ^{[29] [30]} . Bielefeld Institute of Biophysics and Nanoscience. Carbon nanomembranes (CNMs): two-dimensional functional materials and their visualization using helium ion microscopy (HIM) .
• Georgy Ernstovich Tsyrlin ^{[31] [32] [33]} , Institute of Physics and Technology named after A. F. Ioffe RAS . Nanoconductors of groups III-V: synthesis, properties and applications.
• Alexei Krasavin ^{[34] [35] [36]} , Kings College . Photonics at the nanoscale: from new phenomena to application prospects.
• Vladimir Alexandrovich Krupenin ^[37] , Moscow State University . SOI- based nanostructures for various applications: single - electron transistors , nanoconductors, biosensors .
• Alexey Valentinovich Ustinov ^{[38] [39]} , NUST MISIS . Superconducting metamaterials: loss reduction to the nanoscale.
• Yuri Ilyich Latyshev ^[40] , Institute of Radio Engineering and Electronics, RAS . Aaronov-Bohm magneto-oscillators on single nano-graphite and graphene structures.
• Peter Gnauk ^[41] , Carl Zeiss . Orion NanoFab: Expanding the Frontiers of Nanotechnology .
• Pole Alkemeid ^{[42] [43]} . Delft University of Technology . . Focused helium ion beam for processing nanoscale materials.
• Sven Bauerdick ^[44] , Raith GmbH. Using FIB methods in lithography . A modern method of nanoproduction using a focused beam of gallium ions.

The conference STRANN-2014 was attended by over 120 scientists ^[45] . The results of the STRANN-2014 conference were published by the ITMO press service , on the Nano news net portal, as well as on the RVC page .

The 2016 STRANN Conference was held from April 26 to 29, 2016. The announcement of the STRANN-2016 conference was published by a number of news and scientific Internet resources. ^{[46] [47] [48] [49] [50]} Since 2015 was marked by UNESCO as the International Year of Light and Lighting Technologies, continuing the global trend, a special section dedicated to photonics and the science of light ^[51] .

Invited speakers at STRANN 2016 ^[1] :

• Klaus Burkhard ^[52] , Institute of Natural Medicine, University of Tübingen .
• Peter Gnauk ^[41] , Carl Zeiss .
• Andreas Johansson ^[53] , University of Jyväskylä .
• Eli Kapon ^{[54] [55] [56]} , Lausanne Federal Polytechnic School .
• Dmitry Vladimirovich Klinov ^[21] , Institute of Bioorganic Chemistry named after Academicians M.M. Shemyakina and Yu.A. Ovchinnikov Russian Academy of Sciences.
• Alexander Kotlyar ^{[57] [58]} , Tel Aviv University .
• Alexander Legant, Nanoscribe GmbH ^[59] .
• Sergey Vladimirovich Makarov ^[60] , ITMO University .
• Alexander Mintairov, University of Notre Dame , Paris , France , A. F. Ioffe Institute of Physics and Technology, Russian Academy of Sciences .
• Sampf Kerstin ^[61] . Fraunhofer Institute for Ceramic Technology .
• Maria Chernysheva ^[62] , Institute of Fundamental Electronics.

The details of the STRANN-2106 conference are available in an interview with Ph.D. n A.O. Golubkom ^[63] , Head of the Department of Nanotechnology and Materials Science at ITMO University ^[64] and publication of results from the press service of ITMO University ^[65] .

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