Confirmed invited speakers

• Prof. Harry Atwater (CALTECH)
Active plasmonic materials and devices
• Prof. Pierre Berini (University of Ottawa)
Length Matters!
• Prof. Mark Brongersma (Stanford University)
Plasmonics : Catalyzing a revolution in chip technology
• Prof. Federico Capasso (Havard University)
Surface Plasmon photonics with active optical antennas and metallic nanowire
• Prof.F.J. Garcia de Abajo (CSIC Madrid)
Mapping and generation of surface plasmons by fast electrons
• Prof. L. (Kobus) Kuipers (AMOLF Amsterdam)
Slow surface plasmons
• Prof. Boris Luk'yanchuk (Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore)
Scattering of light by weakly dissipated plasmonic nanostructures
• Prof. Naomi Halas (Rice University)
Active Molecular Nanoplasmonics
• Prof.  Satoshi Kawata (Osaka University)
Nonreflection at highly magnetic permeable anisotropic metamaterials
• Prof .Stefan Maier (University of Bath)
Highly confined surface plasmons in the visible and THz spectral regime
• Prof. Lukas Novotny (University of Rochester)
Nonlinear Plasmonics with Coupled Gold Nanoparticles
• Prof. Teri Odom (Northwestern University)
Large area fabrication of nanoholes arrays and nanoparticles
• Prof. Dr. Andreas Otto (Heinrich-Heine Universität- Düsseldorf)
From the excitation of surface plasmon polaritons (SPP’s) by evanescent waves to „SERS active sites”
• Prof. Vahid Sandoghdar (ETH Zürich)
Engineering the coherent coupling of light with a single emitter using plasmonic nanoantennas
• Prof. Vladimir Shalaev (Purdue University)
Optical Metamaterials: Rainbow Magnetism, Negative-Index and Cloaking
• Prof. David R. Smith (Duke University)
From metamaterials to plasmonics: the advancing role of metals in optics
• Prof. Mark Stockman (Georgia State University)
Coherent, nonlinear and ultrafast nanoplasmonics
• Prof. Ding Ping Tsai (National Taiwan University)
Plasmonic coupling effects for readout of near-field optical disk
• Prof. Richard Van Duyne (Northwestern University)
Coupled molecular and plasmon resonances
• Prof. Xiang Zhang (University of California - Berkeley)
• Prof. Nikolay Zheludev (University of Southampton)
Optical super-oscillations as a way to sub-wavelength localizations of light without evanescent waves