17th WIMNACT,Minicolloquim onNanodevices (1-MONAD 2009), held on Kathmandu on June 3, 2009
IEEE/ED Nepal chapter organised the 17th WIMNACT,Minicolloquim on Nanodevices(1-MONAD 2009)in conjuction with International Conrefence on Frontiers of Physics(ICFP 2009)in Kathamndu on June 3,2009.
The major themes of the Lectures were IC circuit and CMOS TEchnology,Device Circuit Simulation,Quantum Well and Dot Devices and MOSFET structures.
During the Program distinguished Lectures from different countries present their work to encourage the young scientists and researchers more in their research works.
Prof.Cahndan k Sarkar,India;Prof. Hiroshi Iwai,Japan,Prof. Ramgopal Rao,India;Prof. marcel D. Profiresu,Rumania,Prof. Shunri Oda,Japan;Prof.CHang Edwardy,Taiwan and Prof. M.K. Radhakrishan,India presented their research works along with other participanst during the event.
The aim of the colloquim was to provide an International Forum to the engineers,scientists and academicians,especially to young researchers from developing countries,to exchange their new ideas,explore emerging directions both in engineering science as well as on the applied aspects of physics.The event brought theorists and experimentalsits ona common forum to inspire exciting and currect aspects of nanotechnology and to foster inter-diciplinary research in the field of material science and technology.
IEEE/EDS Nepal Chapter has recently been established on 29th April,2008 to promote research and education on Engineering Science with 12 active members.After its establishment,it has been conducting regular meetings and interactions to explore an oppertunities to engineers and physicists to present and discuss their research work in International Level.It also conducts short term programs like workshops and schools on various topics.
For more details of IEEE/EDS,please contact:monad2009@gmail.com
The Program was co ordinated by Prof. Dr. Bhadra Prokhrel of Pulchowk Campus,Institute of Engineering of Tribhuvan University,Pulchowk,Lalitpur,Nepal.
Prof. bhadra Prokhrel and Dr Rajendra Parajuli of ASCOL Campus,Tribhuvan University,Lainchowr,Kathmandu,Nepal were the contact persons for the event.
The major themes of the Lectures were IC circuit and CMOS TEchnology,Device Circuit Simulation,Quantum Well and Dot Devices and MOSFET structures.
During the Program distinguished Lectures from different countries present their work to encourage the young scientists and researchers more in their research works.
Prof.Cahndan k Sarkar,India;Prof. Hiroshi Iwai,Japan,Prof. Ramgopal Rao,India;Prof. marcel D. Profiresu,Rumania,Prof. Shunri Oda,Japan;Prof.CHang Edwardy,Taiwan and Prof. M.K. Radhakrishan,India presented their research works along with other participanst during the event.
The aim of the colloquim was to provide an International Forum to the engineers,scientists and academicians,especially to young researchers from developing countries,to exchange their new ideas,explore emerging directions both in engineering science as well as on the applied aspects of physics.The event brought theorists and experimentalsits ona common forum to inspire exciting and currect aspects of nanotechnology and to foster inter-diciplinary research in the field of material science and technology.
IEEE/EDS Nepal Chapter has recently been established on 29th April,2008 to promote research and education on Engineering Science with 12 active members.After its establishment,it has been conducting regular meetings and interactions to explore an oppertunities to engineers and physicists to present and discuss their research work in International Level.It also conducts short term programs like workshops and schools on various topics.
For more details of IEEE/EDS,please contact:monad2009@gmail.com
The Program was co ordinated by Prof. Dr. Bhadra Prokhrel of Pulchowk Campus,Institute of Engineering of Tribhuvan University,Pulchowk,Lalitpur,Nepal.
Prof. bhadra Prokhrel and Dr Rajendra Parajuli of ASCOL Campus,Tribhuvan University,Lainchowr,Kathmandu,Nepal were the contact persons for the event.
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