ISSON-Category

All ISSON participants can present their current research work (background and research activity) in a Special ISSON Poster Session to the rest of the group, the ISSON Committee and Lecturers at the Welcome Ceremony of ISSON Schools. In case you will also attend the NN19/ISFOE19/I3D19 Conference, your poster can also be presented there!

At the end of ISSON19 Schools the best poster will be awarded!

ISSON posters will be presented during the first two days of the School (29 - 30 June). If a poster will also be presented at the NN19/ISFOE19/I3D19, you will be informed about the corresponding poster session and panel spot.

Poster Submission Deadline: 3 June 2019

Notification of Acceptance: Mid April 2019

Steps for Abstract Submission

1. IMPORTANT: In order to proceed to the above steps you must be a registered user first. Create a user profile by visiting this link.

2. REGISTER & SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT: In order to submit your abstract you have to register first for the corresponding event(s) via the NANOTEXNOLOGY 2019 registration form.

3. SUBMIT/WITHDRAW AN ABSTRACT (FOR ALREADY REGISTERED USERS): If you are already registered and want to either submit another abstract or withdraw your submission, you have to use the corresponding options/links from the registered users area.

Abstract Templates

 ISFOE19 Abstract Template

 NN19 Abstract Template

 I3D19 Abstract Template

 ISSON19 Abstract Template

Information on Poster Presentations

The Poster Sessions will take place in the exhibition area.
Standard poster panels will be available - Posters should be in a PORTRAIT format, and the appropriate dimensions should be 84cm x 119cm (A0 size).

All posters will be numbered as given in the final programme. Please fix your poster on the poster panel marked with your poster number.

The aim of the School Organic Electronics is to introduce the attendees in the Main Subject Areas like: 

Materials

• Small Molecules Semiconductors
• π-conjugated semiconducting polymers
• Electrodes
• Perovskites
• Hybrid materials

Devices

• Organic Photovoltaic Devices
• Organic Light Emitting Diodes
• Organic Field Effect Transistors
• Displays
• Sensors & Biosensors

Manufacturing

• Vacuum methods
• Gas Phase deposition
• Solution methods
• Printing methods
• Lab & Pilot Scale manufacturing
• Additive Manufacturing
• 3D Printing

Applications

• Lighting
• Automotive
• Buildings
• Textiles
• Biodiagnostics
• etc

ISSON19 School 2 is Supported by:

The aim of the School Nanomedicine is to introduce the attendees in the Main Subject Areas like: 

Nanobiotechnology

Nanomedicine

• Nanotools & Nanomaterials for biomedical applications
• Nanocarriers and strategies for their application in medicine
• Biosensors & Bioelectronics in bio/medicine
• In- vitro and in-vivo Nanodiagnostics
• Drug delivery
• Regenerative Medicine & Tissue Engineering
• Nanoparticles for Biomedical Applications

Methods

• 3D Bioprinting
• Electrospray Deposition

Clinical Applications

• Nanomedicine for the diagnosis and treatment of human diseases (e.g. cardiovascular disease, cancer, AIDS, etc)
• Nanotoxicity

The aim of this school is to introduce the attendees in the principles and applications of the Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies. The main Subject Areas will be:

Principles

• Atomic Layer Deposition
• Nanosynthesis
• Tailoring physical properties at nanoscale
• Theoretical & Computational approaches

Nanomaterials

• Graphene, Fullerenes & Nanotubes
• Quantum dots
• Nanowires
• Superlattices
• Thermoelectrics
• Perovskites
• Plasmonic Materials
• Transparent Conductive Oxides

Nanoscale Characterization

• Optical properties
• Structural properties
• Surface and interface properties
• Nanomechanical Properties
• Destructive and Non-Destructive characterizations

Applications

• Sensors
• Energy & Environment
• Cutting tools
• Instrumentation & Metrology tools
• Textiles
• Building & Construction
• Protection & Decoration
• Self Cleaning & Photocatalytic surfaces
• etc