Interuniversity Attraction Poles (IAP) Phase VI

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1 BELGIAN SCIENCE POLICY Wetenschapsstraat 8 rue de la Science B-1000 BRUSSELS Tel Fax Interuniversity Attraction Poles (IAP) Phase VI ANNEX I TO CONTRACT P6/42 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS : SECTION II Information on the partners to be completed by each network partner including the EU-partner(s) Title of the project : Quantum effects in clusters and nanowires Name of the partner : PILENI Marie-Paule Institution : Laboratoire des Matériaux Mésoscopiques et Nanométriques, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 1 of 13

2 II. 1. PARTNER CONTACT DETAILS PARTNER N (consult the list in Section I of Annex I) : EU - Family Name : PILENI - First Name : Marie Paule - Title (Prof., Dr., ) : Professor - Institution : University Pierre et Marie Curie - Institution s abbreviation : LM2N - Faculty/Department :Chimie - Research Unit : Laboartoire des matériaux mesoscopiques et nanométriques - Road/Street, n : 4 palce Jussieu, Case 52 - Post Code : Town/City : Paris Cedex 05 - Country : France - Tel : (33) Tel secretariat : (33) Fax : (33) pileni@sri.jussieu.fr - Website : For Belgian partners : P1 to P6 For EU-partner : EU IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 2 of 13

3 II. 2. STAFF MEMBERS WORKING ON THE PROJECT (paid and not paid by the IAP-budget) Staff Number Professor 1 Senior scientist 8 Post-doc 3 PhD student 4 Researcher without phd 0 Technician 2 Secretary 1 Other 0 TOTAL 19 IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 3 of 13

4 II. 3. SKILLS OF THE STAFF MEMBERS Indicate the name, profile (professor, senior scientist, post-doctoral, phd student, researcher without phd, technician, secretary or other) and areas of skills (5 lines maximum) of the most important personnel currently working within the project s framework (paid or not paid by the IAP-budget). 1. Name : Alphandery Edouard Profile : senior scientist Skills : magnetism, biology, self organisation 2. Name : Bravo Raul Profile : Post-doc Skills : magnetism, self organisation 3. Name : Courty Alexa Profile : senior scientist Skills : self organisation, optical properties, nanofabrication 4. Name : Demortieres Arnaud Profile : PhD student Skills : magnetism, self organisation, nanofabrication 5. Name : Garnier Thibaud Virginie Profile : Technician Skills : TEM/SEM 6. Name : Goubet Nicolas Profile : Technician Skills : self organisation ;nanofabrication 7. Name : Henry Anne-isabelle Profile : PhD Student Skills : Self organisation, optical properties 8. Name : Ingert Dorothée Profile : Senior scientist Skills : self organization, nanolithography 9. Name : Klecha Emilie Profile : PhD student Skills : self organisation, optical properties, nanofabrication 10. Name : Lindor Jean-Luc Profile : Technician Skills : security and organisation of the labs 11. Name : Lisiecki Isabelle Profile : Senior Scientist Skills : self organisation, magnetism nanofabrication 12. Name : Naoe Kazumitsu Profile : Post-doc IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 4 of 13

5 Skills : nanofabrication 13. Name : Ngo Anh-Tu Profile : Senior Scientist Skills : nanofabrication, magnetism 14. Name : Pileni Marie-paule Profile : Professor Skills : self organisation, magnetism, optics 15. Name : Petit Christophe Profile : Senior Scientist Skills : magnetism, nanofabrication 16. Name : Portales Hervé Profile : Senior Scientist Skills : ab-initio calculation, modelization, optics 17. Name : Richardi Johaness Profile : Senior Scientist Skills : ab-initio calculation, modelization, magnetism 18. Name : Salzemann Caroline Profile : Post-Doc Skills : 19. Name : Sebastien patrice Profile : Technician Skills : Secretary IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 5 of 13

6 II. 4. PUBLICATIONS Give a list of the most relevant 5 to 10 recent publications in direct relation with the proposed research. 1 Tuning of copper nanocrystals optical properties with their shapes. C. Salzemann, A.Brioude and M-P. Pileni J.Phys.Chem.B., 110, (2006). 2 Self organization of inorganic nanomaterials. M.P.Pileni J.Phys.Cond.Mat., 18, S67-S84, (2006) 3 Silver nanodisks Optical properties study using the DDA method A. Brioude, and M. P. Pileni J.Phys.Chem.B., 109, 23371, (2005) 4 Raman scattering from self-organized Ag-nanocrystals in «supra» crystals Theory E.Duval, A.Mermet, A.Courty, P.A.Albouy and M.P.Pileni Phys.Rev.B., 72, 85439, (2005) 5 Collective Magnetic Properties of Organizations of Magnetic Nanocrystals C.Petit, L.Motte, A.T.Ngo, I.Lisiecki and M.P.Pileni, Nanocrystals forming mesoscopic structures ed. M.P.Pileni, Pub. Wiley (2005) 6 Collective optical properties due to self-organization. A.Brioude, A.Courty, and M.P.Pileni, Nanocrystals forming mesoscopic structures ed. M.P.Pileni, Pub. Wiley (2005) 7 Self-organized Ag-nanocrystals in fcc "supra" crystals: Vibrational Coherence A.Courty, A. Mermet, P.A. Albouy, E. Duval and M.P. Pileni Nature materials 4, 395,(2005) 8 Supra-crystal: Control of the Ordering of cobalt nanocrystals Self-assemblied at the Mesoscopic Scale I. Lisiecki, P.A. Albouy and M.P. Pileni J.Phys.Chem, 108, 20050, (2004) 9 Influence of Cobalt Nanocrystal Organization on the Magnetic Collective Properties C.Petit, V. Russier and M.P. Pileni J.Phys.Chem B, 107, 10333, (2003) 10 Supra crystals" made of cobalt nanocrystals I.Lisiecki, P.A. Albouy and M.P. Pileni Adv. Mater.15, 712, (2003) IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 6 of 13

7 II. 5. INTERNATIONAL CONTACTS IN THE PROJECT S RESEARCH DOMAIN Mention the international contacts and the international networks to which the partner belongs within the context of the project. International contact yielding to collaboration Georgia Tech Atlanta, (USA);, Université catholique de Louvain (Belgique), Fritz Haber Institut des max palck Geselschaft, Berlin, (Germany), University of Clarkson (USA), Department of Physics Universty of York, (UK). EPFL, lausane (Suisse) Laboratoire de physique des nanostructures. International Network Network of excellence FAME «Functionalised Advanced Materials and Engineering of Hybrids and Ceramics» Contrat N FP Specific Targeted Reserach or Innovation Project GSOMEN «Growth and supra organization of transition and noble metal nanocluster» Contrat N NMP4-CT IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 7 of 13

8 II. 6. CONTRACTS IN PROGRESS IN THE PROJECT S RESEARCH DOMAIN Give the list of research projects currently carried out in the field of the project with the duration and the funding source (Belgium s Federal Government, Communities and Regions or by the European Union, ). Specific Targeted Reserach or Innovation Project GSOMEN «Growth and supra organization of transition and noble metal nanocluster» Contrat N NMP4-CT IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 8 of 13

9 II. 7. WORKPACKAGES IN WHICH THE PARTNER IS PARTICIPATING 1. Workpackage number and title: 1. Metallic and oxide clusters 2. Workpackage number and title: 2. Magnetic dots and wires IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 9 of 13

10 II. 8. BUDGET (distribution per year) (in EURO, without decimals) RESERVED FOR BELSPO : DO NOT COMPLETE THE TABLE Total Personnel 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 Operating costs 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 Equipment 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 Not allowed 0,00 Overheads 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 Subcontracting 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 Subtotal 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 EU 1 (name) 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 EU 2 (name) 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 EU 3 (name) 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 EU 4 (name) 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 Total 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 This table should not be completed by the European partner as his/her budget is mentioned in the budgetary table of the Belgian partner of the network responsible for the follow-up of the partnership IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 10 of 13

11 - Personnel: indexed gross remunerations; employer s social contributions; statutory insurance costs as well as any other compensation or allocation legally due in addition to the salary; the reimbursements for PhD and postdoctoral grant holders (exempt from tax and benefiting from social security). Personnel costs must account for minimum 60% of the total budget attributed to each partner of the network. The costs for the tax-free PhD grants and postdoctoral grants may not account for more than 60% of the total personnel costs. - Operating costs: documentation; travel and accommodation; hosting of visiting foreign researchers use of computing facilities; software; telecommunications; maintenance and operation of equipment and, more generally, consumables;. - Equipment: acquisition and installation of scientific and technical appliances and instruments, including IT equipment placed at the project s disposal. Equipment cannot be asked for during the last year of the programme. - Overheads: general expenses of the institutions covering, on an inclusive basis, administrative, telephone, postal, maintenance, heating, electricity, rental, material depreciation and insurance costs. The total amount for this heading may not exceed 5% of total personnel and operating costs. - Subcontracting: costs incurred by a third party in order to perform tasks or provide services necessitating specific scientific or technical skills outside the normal framework of the institution s activities. Each request for subcontracting needs a approval from the programme administrator. IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 11 of 13

12 II. 9. EQUIPMENT Indicate the equipment (with an estimation of the cost) that will be purchased from the IAP-budget for the coming from four years ( ) and justify. IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 12 of 13

13 II. 10. SUBCONTRACTING To be completed only if subcontracting is foreseen. Describe and justify the tasks and/or services that will be provided by a third party. IAP Phase VI Annex I : Technical specifications Section II Page 13 of 13