Invited Speakers

  • Markus Aspelmeyer

    Quantum Optics, Quantum Nanophysics and Quantum Information
    Faculty of Physics
    University of Vienna
    Austria

  • John Sader

    Graduate Aerospace Laboratories
    California Institute of Technology
    USA

  • Andrea Centrone

    Nanoscale Device Characterization Division
    NIST
    USA

  • Hong Tang

    Nanodevices Laboratory
    Yale University
    USA

  • Michael Roukes

    The Kavli Nanoscience Institute & The Proteome Exploration Laboratory
    California Institute of Technology
    USA

  • Albert Schliesser

    Niels Bohr Institute
    University of Copenhagen
    Denmark

  • Guillermo Villanueva

    Advanced Nano-electromechanical Systems Laboratory
    EPFL
    Switzerland

  • Alexander Eichler

    Laboratory for Solid State Physics
    ETH Zurich
    Switzerland

  • Ivan Favero

    Laboratoire Matériaux et Phénomènes Quantiques
    Université Paris Diderot
    France

  • Ashwin A. Seshia

    Applied Mechanics
    University of Cambridge
    United Kingdom

  • Raphael St-Gelais

    Mechanical Engineering
    Faculty of Engineering
    University of Ottawa
    Canada

  • Eva Weig

    Chair of Nano & Quantum Sensors
    Technical University of Munich (TUM)
    Germany

  • Annalisa De Pastina

    Silicon Austria Lab
    Austria

  • Peter Steeneken

    Institute of Nanoscience
    TU Delft
    The Netherlands

  • Josiane P. Lafleur

    Invisible-Light Labs
    Austria

  • Selim Hanay

    Department of Mechanical Engineering
    Bilkent University
    Turkey

  • Alvaro San Paulo

    Bionanomechanics Lab
    IMN CSIC
    Spain

  • Daniel Platz

    Institute of Sensor and Actuator Systems
    TU Wien
    Austria

  • Bernhard Zybach & Helge C. Hille

    Institute of Mechanical Systems
    ETH Zurich
    Switzerland

  • Tom Purdy

    Department of Physics and Astronomy
    University of Pittsburgh
    USA

  • Nils Johan Engelsen

    Quantum Technology
    Microtechnology and Nanoscience
    Chalmers University of Technology