Satellite workshops



NanoCode
 
MULT.EU.SIM
November 23, 2011 (Wednesday afternoon)
 
November 24, 2011 (Thursday afternoon)
     

Attendance free of charge

 
Attendance free of charge
     
 
     
Nanotechnology and other advanced and enabling technologies are having a massive impact across a very wide range of industrial sectors. Some European countries have developed voluntary codes intended to promote responsible innovation but which have failed to provide the practical support expected.
This 1/2 day Conference presents the outcomes of the European NanoCode Project, recommendations to promote responsible innovation, and also provides views from leading Spanish experts as to how we can best achieve solutions tailored to Spain innovation landscape
 
MULT.EU.SIM aims to gather the simulation research community in Europe to establish a joint vision of multiscale modelling and simulation. This will enable to prepare Europe to play a leading role in the opening era of computational sciences where multiscale simulation will profoundly change the scientific and technological practices. This European vision will serve as the foundation for a joint effort with emphasis toward multiscale unified codes and standardized interfaces & workflows in a field that is currently very fragmented. Ultimately, the availability of such a multiscale code toolbox will put Europe’s industry in a strong IPR position
     
Speakers:   Speakers:

Francisco Balas
(INA / CIBER-BBN, Spain)
"Engineering Aspects of Nanosafety"

Fernando Briones
(IMM-CSIC, Spain)
"Research Ethics and nanoScience"

Maite Fernández Jiménez
(Phantoms Foundation, Spain)
"Presentation Nanocode EU project: results, CodeMeter and MasterPlan"

Philipp Rosenkranz
(INIA, Spain)
“Spanish contribution to the Sponsorship Program for the Safety Testing of Manufactured Nanomaterials”

Ruth Jiménez Saavedra
(ISTAS-CCOO, Spain)
"Nanotechnogy: European and Spanish Regulatory Framework"

Yves Sicard 
(UJF-CEA, France)
"Nanocode EU project - the French perspective"

Thierry Deutsch
(CEA / L_Sim, France)
"MULT.EU.SIM: A joint vision on the perspectives of multiscale modelling and simulation for nanodevices"

Ricardo Diez Muino
(CFM/CSIC-UPV/EHU, Spain)
"A time-dependent view of electronic excitations in the nanoscale"

Maurizio Fermeglia
(Trieste University, Italy)
"Nano tools for macro problems: multiscale molecular modeling of nanostrucured systems"

Geoffroy Hautier
(Universite Catholique Louvain, Belgium)
"High-throughput ab initio computations for materials design"

Massimo Macucci
(Universita di Pisa, Italy)
"Analysis of the perspectives of multiscale simulation of devices and circuits"

Pablo Ordejon
(CIN2, Spain)
"Beating the size limits of first-principles calculations in nanoscale systems"

Bernard Querleux
(l'Oreal, France)
"Numerical Modelling at L'Oreal R&I: Present and future"

Sebastian Radke
(TU Dresden, Germany)
"Charge transport in organic semiconductors: Ab initio charge carrier propagation schemes"