mercoledì 23 settembre 2015

Executive Council Meeting 120, Hotel Das Weitzer, Graz, Austria

ECM 120 was held on Sunday, April 19 at Hotel Das Weitzer, in Graz, Austria. In his report, the President of the Union, Mariano Anderle gave an overview on his Actions concerning the Union and he also announced that, starting September 2015, he will act as the Scientific Attaché for the Italian Government at the Italian Embassy in Hanoi, Vietnam. He stressed that this two years Appointment would in no way interfere with the top priority he promised to give to IUVSTA matters during his presidential period giving more opportunities for enlarging the international relation of the Union. The Secretary General, Christoph Eisenmenger‐Sittner expressed his thanks to the Croatian Vacuum Society for organizing an excellent ECM 119 and also for hosting a memorable ICTF 16 in Dubrovnik. Thanks were also expressed to the Austrian Vacuum Society for providing the excellent facilities in which ECM 120 was held as well as for the flawless organization.


As in the next ECMs several other exciting proposals can be anticipated, a major point of discussion was to give the Scientific Director more financial flexibility for funding events within the triennial financial framework. In ECM 120 and AGM 03 which immediately followed, the President proposed a motion to allow the Treasurer to modify annual budgets by transfer of sums of money between budget lines, which was carried unanimously by a show of hands in both meetings. On next point on the agenda, the President announced that the application for Membership from the Union of Physicists in Bulgaria was in good order adding that they had applied for one share. He proposed granting them Provisional Membership so that they could attend the Union’s meeting but without voting rights until the General Meeting in Busan where their application would be considered. This proposal received unanimous approval.   Finally, the Venue and date of ECM 122 was decided. There were two bids for ECM 122, one from Portugal and one from Argentina. The venue was decided by a secret vote, which turned out to be quite close (20 votes for Portugal, 16 for Argentina). According to this result, ECM 122 will take place in Braga, Portugal, from Friday, April 15 to Sunday, April 17, 2016. Because of the close vote it was also recommended to approach the Argentinean member Society to re‐ submit their bid during the next triennium, favorably for a meeting around October or November.

mercoledì 17 dicembre 2014

ITALY TO VIETNAM 2014

Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale
Direzione Generale per la Promozione del Sistema Paese
Unità per la cooperazione scientifica e tecnologica bilaterale e multilaterale.

Missione di sistema in Vietnam
24-26 novembre 2014


Conclusa la missione di sistema in Vietnam che ha visto la partecipazione per la componente scientifica, i seguenti Enti italiani:

- Agenzia Spaziale Italiana(ASI)
- Istituto dei materiali per l'Elettronica ed il Magnetismo del CNR (IMEM-CNR)
- Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare(INFN)
- Università Politecnica delle Marche(UNIVPM)

Il programma ha previsto una serie di visite ai centri di ricerca ed università vietnamite e la partecipazione ad incontri istituzionale che l'Ambasciatore Andrea Meloni, Direttore generale per la promozione del Sistema Paese, ha tenuto al Ministero della Scienza e della Tecnologia vietnamita (MoST).
Ad accompagnare la delegazione era presente il Dott. Mariano Anderle, Addetto scientifico designato presso l'Ambasciata d'Italia ad Hanoi e attuale dirigente di Ricerca presso la Provincia Autonoma di Trento.

ADDETTO SCIENTIFICO PRESSO L’AMBASCIATA D’ITALIA IN HANOI



Con riferimento all’avviso di incarico per la posizione di Addetto Scientifico presso l’Ambasciata d’Italia in Hanoi pubblicato il 5 dicembre 2013, si comunica che, in esito alla procedura di selezione condotta congiuntamente dal Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale e dal Ministero dell’Istruzione, Università e Ricerca, sulla base dell’art. 168 del D.P.R. 18/67, il Gabinetto dell’On. Ministro ha indicato quale candidato ritenuto maggiormente idoneo a ricoprire l’incarico il Dott. Mariano Anderle, Dirigente di Ricerca presso la Provincia Autonoma di Trento.

Link: http://www.esteri.it/mae/it/ministero/laretediplomatica/uff_addetti_scientifici/#asia

1st IBEROAMERICAN CONGRESS ON SURFACE, MATERIALS AND VACUUM APPLICATIONS

IUVSTA and its Ibero-American associates are pleased to invite you to attend the “First Ibero-American Congress on Surface, Materials and Vacuum Applications” to be held in the city of Natal, in Rio Grande do Norte State, Brazil, from October 21st do 24th conjoined with the “XXXV CBRAVIC”, the “35th Brazilian Congress on Vacuum Applications in Industry and Science”. The main purpose of this Congress is congregate researchers, scientists, academics, graduate students and all other professionals involved with the latest achievements on materials and surface science and technology as well as vacuum applications on basic and applied researches.



International Executive Committee:

Mariano Anderle
        Italy IUVSTA
Homero Santiago         Maciel Brazil ITA
José Luis de Segóvia    Spain ICMM - Institute of Material Science Madrid
Maria Carmen Asencio    France LSS - Laboratory Synchrotron Soleil
Ana Cristina Gomes da Silva  Portugal UNL - Universidade Nova de Lisboa

Official Opening the Plenary Sessions October, 21th:
Mariano Anderle Italy IUVSTA
Invited Session October, 24th Lecture 11:
Mariano Anderle Italy IUVSTA
(Investigating and engineering biomolecular interfaces)

For information:  http://icsmva.org/?locale=en

16th International Conference on Thin Films (ICTF16)

October 13-16, 2014
Dubrovnik, Croatia

The International Symposium on Basic Problems in Thin Film Physics held at Clausthal-Gottingen in 1965 might be considered as precursor to the series. Such venerable hidtory and actual vitality make the Organizers proud to organize this 16th International Conference on Thin Films on behalf of the IUVSTA Thin Film Division.  The ICTF16 is the first in the series jointly organized by three neighboring and long-time collaborating national vacuum societies-Croatian vacuum Society, Hungarian Vacuum Society and Slovenian vacuum Society.This joint effort energized our societies'participation in and contribution to the IUVSTA activities. The ICTF16 International Advisory and Programme Committees composed of established scientists and researchers from all over the world guarantee a high scientific level of the conference.
Follow the Lecture presented by Mariano Anderle

For information :  http://ictf16.com/

Executive Council Meeting 119, Hotel Adria, Dubrovnik, Croatia

ECM 119 was held on Sunday, October 12 2014 at Hotel Adria, in Dubrovnik, Croatia. In his report, the President of the Union, Mariano Anderle welcomed the participants and wished a successful ECM.  The Secretary General, Christoph Eisenmenger‐Sittner expressed his thanks to the Italian Vacuum Society in general and to the President of the Union in special for organizing an excellent ECM 118. Thanks were also expressed to the Croatian Vacuum Society for providing the excellent facilities in which ECM 119 was held as well as for the flawless organization.
Moving on in the agenda, from the six workshop proposals received, three were recommended for funding by the STD. All of these proposals were approved for funding by ECM 119. Workshop number 75 was proposed by PSTD and EMPD and is entitled "Sheath Phenomena in Plasma Processing of Advanced Materials". It will be held from 19th – 23rd January, 2015 in Cerklje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia. Workshop number 76, proposed by ASSD, TFD, and SSD, will be held from July 6th – 10th in Avila, Spain will deal with the physical properties of ultrathin oxide films. Workshop number 77, finally, was proposed by VSTD. It will be held from Aug 15‐20 or or Aug 28‐Sept 3, 2016 in Fuefuki/Japan as a satellite meeting to IVC 20 in Korea. It will deal with surface processes, gas dynamic and vacuum technology of cryogenic vacuum
systems. Concerning workshops and schools submitted it can be observed that several proposals had a very high scientific and technological level so that the process of selecting the best proposals has become very competitive.

AIV XXII Conference May 20-22, 2015 - Genova

AIV, Punto d'incontro tra ricerca e industria

The AIV XXII Conference focuses on several strategic and fundamental goals of Horizon 2020 program. The Conference will be a forum for researchers to present the most recent developments, provide prospects for development, promote competitiveness and innovation in the global economic growth and stimulate collaborative efforts between researchers and industrial world.
  • Fusion Technology
    ITER: a huge step towards the realization of fusion energy. DEMOnstration fusion reactor: the final step before the commercial fusion plants
  • Industrial Plasmas
    Microelectronics, micro-nanotechnology, energy and environmental technology, the life sciences and plasma medicine
  • Surface Science and Nanostructuring at Surfaces
    Characterization of surfaces and ultrathin films - New fabrication and characterization methods and processes for ultrathin films and novel nanostructured materials
  • Innovative Materials for Microelectronics and Sensors
    Deposition and fabrication methods for micro- and nano-electronics. Smart technologies, non-volatile memories and micro-sensors.
  • Biointerfaces
    Biomaterials , tissue engineering, microfluidics and biomedical devices
  • Vacuum Technology
    Vacuum issues in the operation of the LHC injector, superconducting cavities for the European XFEL, NEG pumps, control process innovations in research and industrial vacuum systems
Scientific Committee

Paolo Ossi - Politecnico di Milano (Presidente)
Mariano Anderle - Provincia Autonoma di Trento
Giacomo Ceccone - JRC Ispra
Riccardo D’Agostino - Università di Bari
Samuele Dal Bello - CNR- Consorzio RFX
Monica Ferraris - Politecnico di Torino
Francesco Fracassi - Università di Bari
Gustavo Granucci - CNR- IFP
Salvatore Iannotta - CNR-IMEM
Alessio Lamperti - CNR-&
Enrico Maccallini - SAES Milano
Giuseppe Mazzitelli - ENEA Frascati
Paolo Michelato - INFN Milano
Mario Rocca - Università di Genova
Alberto Tagliaferro - Politecnico di Torino
Espedito Vassallo - CNR- IFP