The program will traditionally includes lectures by invited speakers, oral presentations
and several poster sessions. The lectures and oral presentations will generally concentrate
on the most recent advances in the following areas:
| electronic properties of nanotubes |
| physical properties of endohedral
fullerenes and peapods |
| magnetic
properties and superconductivity of fullerenes |
| synthesis and chemical properties of fullerene derivatives |
| phase transitions in fullerenes
|
| photoelectric and
optic properties of fullerenes |
| fullerene containing polymers |
| synthesis and properties of new fullerene-like materials |
| new approaches for mass production
carbon nanotubes |
|
biological and medical aspects of carbon clusters |
| computer simulation of carbon cluster formation |
| applications of carbon nanotubes and fullerenes |