Scopes
- physics of defects and impurities in semiconductors
- physics and application of technologically functional defects
- nanotechnology and materials science for activation of technologically functional defects
- single-defect phenomena, including single dopants such as P in Si and magnetically active centers such as NV in diamond
- defect-induced magnetic properties or doped with transition metal elements
- advances in defect computational methods
- defects controlling the (opto-)electronic properties of crystalline semiconductors and devices
- defects in oxide semiconductors
- defects in organic semiconductors
- defects in low-dimensional materials
- topological insulators
- defects in graphene and graphene-based nanomaterials
- role of defects in affecting thermal transport in thermoelectric nanomaterials
- tailoring nanomaterials properties by cluster implant
- defects in nanodiamonds
- New developments in deposition methods and characterization tools for defect engineering in inorganic and organic semiconductors and nanomaterials
Materials to be covered include, but are not limited to, group-IV semiconductors and their alloys, III-V and II-VI compound semiconductors, III-nitrides and alloys, organic and magnetic semiconductors.