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The XXXI Edition of the Distributed Doctoral School on Metamaterials will be held on June 21-24, 2016 in St. Petersburg, Russia. The school, co-organized by the ITMO University and METAMORPHOSE VI AISBL, will be focused on Nanophotonics and Metamaterials. 

Info about venue, registration fees, visa invitation letters can be found here.

To reserve your seat, please login at http://www.metamorphose-vi.org and go there to the shop for registration.

 

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Dates: 21-24 June 2016

Place: St. Petersburg, Russia

Title of the Course:   Nanophotonics and Metamaterials

School Coordinator Prof. Pavel Belov, ITMO University
                                Dr. Andrey Bogdanov, ITMO University

School Secretary:     Mikhail Odit, ITMO University
                                 
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Lectures

  • Andrey Novitsky, Transformation optics without geometric insight 
                                  Towards to the light tractor beams (Belarusian State University, Belarus)

     
  • Pavel GinzburgCavity Quantum Electrodynamics in Application to Plasmonics and Metamaterials (Tel Aviv University, Israel)
     
  • Milhail LapineAnalytical modelling of artificial magnetics: homogenisation and boundary effects (University of Tecnology Sydney, Australia)
     
  • Constantine SimovskiIntroduction to PC 
                                           Band gap Structures

                                           PC in nanophotonics
                                           Pseudolens and superprism  (Aalto University, Finland)

     
  • Andrei Lavrinenko, Surface waves on stratified media (Technical Univerisity of Denmark, Denmark)
     
  • Ilya Shadrivov, Tunable metamaterials (Australian National University, Australia)
     
  • Oleg Mitrofanov, Terahertz technologies for metamaterials research (University College London, UK)
     
  • Alexander Khanikaev, Photonic topological insulators in two- and three-dimensions 
                                          Acoustic topological insulators (Queens College, USA)

     
  • Shanhui Fan, Nanophotonics: controlling the flow of light and heat (Standford University, USA)
     
  • Boris Chichkov, Micro- and nano-laser technology (Laser Zentrum Hannover E.V., Germany)
     
  • Didier Felbacq, Topological aspects of Bloch theory (University of Montperllier, France)
     
  • Pavel Belov, All-dielectric metamaterials (ITMO University, Russia)