Our Speakers

ICANS30 will feature distinguished plenary speakers at the forefront of their field and representing the three parallel Symposia. Each session within the Symposia will accommodate a mixture of invited and contributed talks. Together with the poster sessions, these engaging talks will stimulate discussion and provide networking opportunities making ICANS30 a platform for promoting collaboration among researchers, professionals, and students.

Mott Lecture

The Mott Lecture is a traditional plenary speech at the ICANS, in the honor of Sir Nevill Mott, winner of the Nobel Physics prize in 1977. Sir Nevil Mott was one of the pioneers of the ICANS.

Invited

Invited speakers at the ICANS conference are experts in amorphous and nanocrystalline semiconductors, carefully selected to share cutting-edge insights. Our roster confirmed so far includes the following speakers:

Prof. Mete Atatüre (University of Cambridge)
Dr Serkan Ateş (İzmir Institute of Technology)
Dr Andrew Bettiol (National University of Singapore)
Dr Edward Bielejec (Sandia National Laboratory)
Dr Qiang Cao (Wuhan University)
Prof. Cinzia Casiraghi (University of Manchester)
Dr Rohit Chikkaraddy (University of Birmingham)
Prof. Volker Deringer (University of Oxford)
Prof. Stephen Elliott (University of Oxford)
Dr Alex Ganose (Imperial College London)
Dr Mark Greenaway (Loughborough University)
Prof. Stephan Hofmann (University of Cambridge)
Dr Danielle Holmes (University of New South Wales)
Prof. Hideo Hosono (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Dr Marvin Jansen (Eindhoven University of Technology)
Prof. Hannah Joyce (University of Cambridge)
Dr Florian Kaiser (Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology)
Dr Gregor Koblmüller (Technical University of Munich)
Prof. Thomas Krauss (University of York)
Prof. Martin Kuball (University of Bristol)
Prof. Anthony Laing (University of Bristol)
Prof. Wen Siang Lew (Nanyang Technological University)
Prof. Huiyun Liu (University College London)
Prof. Jin Liu (Sun Yat-Sen University)
Dr Oleg Makarovsky (University of Nottingham)
Prof. Goran Mashanovich (University of Southampton)
Dr Fabien Massabuau (University of Strathclyde)
Prof. Cecilia Mattevi (Imperial College London)
Dr Pietro Pampili (Tyndall National Institute)
Dr Kun Peng (University of Oxford)
Dr Paula Perez Rodriguez (Delft University of Technology)
Elisa Petroni (STMicroelectronics)
Dr Peter Petrov (Imperial College London)
Dr Valerio Piazza (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)
Katarzyna Posmyk (Wrocław University of Science and Technology)
Dr Paola Prete (Italian National Research Council)
Dr Alex Ramadan (University of Sheffield)
Dr Soumya Sarkar (University of Cambridge)
Dr Dhruv Saxena (Queen Mary University of London)
Dr Philippa Shepley (University of Leeds)
Dr Benn Thomsen (Microsoft)
Dr David Wallis (University of Cambridge and Cardiff University)
Dr Huanqing Ye (University of Manchester)

To Be Announced!

More speakers will be revealed soon...

Plenary

Plenary speakers are esteemed researchers sharing groundbreaking discoveries and advancements in amorphous and nanocrystalline semiconductors, offering comprehensive knowledge and fostering discussions.

To Be Announced!

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Contributing

Contributing speakers are professionals, researchers, and students presenting original research, experimental studies, and theoretical developments, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.

To Be Announced!

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Our Partners

The exciting conference programme is co-convened with the following partners: