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1 st Workshop on Nanomaterials in Optoelectronic and Biomedical Applications 17 th,18 th February 2011 University of Cyprus, Nicosia, CYPRUS.

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1 1 st Workshop on Nanomaterials in Optoelectronic and Biomedical Applications 17 th,18 th February 2011 University of Cyprus, Nicosia, CYPRUS

2 Thursday 17 th February, ΧΩΔ02, Room 114, New University Campus 8.30-9.00Registration 9.00-9.10Opening Remarks T. Krasia-Christoforou Session I. Nanomaterials in Optoelectronics Oral Contributions 9.10-9.40Oral I.1I. KoutselasFunctional Hybrid Materials 9.40-10.10Oral I.2S. CourisAn Introduction on the Nonlinear Optical Response of Materials 10.10-10.40Oral I.3M. SigalasOptical Properties of Metal Nanoparticles: Theoretical Calculations 10.40-11.10Coffee Break 11.10-11.40Oral I.4E. LeontidisStabilization of lead sulfide nanoparticles by polyelectrolytes in aqueous solutions 11.40-12.00Oral I.5G. ChatzikyriakosNonlinear Optical Properties of Pd hybrid micellar systems and magnetic iron nanoparticles 12.00-12.20Oral I.6M. DemetriouSynthesis and characterization of anthracene-containing block copolymers: Toward the preparation of hybrid nanomaterials. 12.20-12.40Oral I.7N. LiarosNonlinear Optical Response of Azobenzene molecules 12.40-13.10Oral I.8M. ZervosFrom nanoparticles to nanowires: growth mechanisms, fundamental properties, assembly and applications 13.10-13.40Oral I.9A. OthonosProbing ultrafast carrier dynamics in semiconductor nanowires 13.40-14.10Oral I.10C. ChochosOrganic-based Photovoltaics, Current Trends and Future Perspectives 14.10-15.00Lunch Break 15.00-17.00LABORATORY VISITS 20.30 -WORKSHOP DINNER Workshop Programme

3 Friday 18 th February, ΧΩΔ02, Room 110, New University Campus Session II. Nanomaterials in Biomedicine Oral Contributions 9.30-10.00Oral II.1K. AvgoustakisNanocarriers for the controlled delivery of bioactive agents 10.00-10.30Oral II.2A. BakandritsosHybrid magnetic colloids for biomedical applications 10.30-11.00Oral II.3T. StylianopoulosDesign considerations for optimal delivery of nanomedicine to solid tumors 11:00-11:20Oral II.4M. PervolarakiMatrix Assisted Pulsed Laser Evaporation 11.20-11.40Oral II.5P. PapaphilippouSynthesis and characterization of magnetoresponsive and thermoresponsive micellar nanohybrids 11.40-12.00Concluding Remarks

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