LMI 2024

Light-Matter Interaction at Nanoscale

IQF Blas Cabrera, CSIC Serrano, Madrid 23^rd - 25^th September 2024

Scientific Program

The most up-to-date book of abstracts can be found here

MONDAY
15:00	Registration
15:40	Zhen-Chao DONG (Keynote) Subnanometer resolved single-molecule optical spectroscopy
16:20	Flash Talks
18:00	Welcome drinks

TUESDAY
09:00	Anna ROSŁAWSKA (Invited) Optics of single molecules explored with sub-nm precision
09:40	Lukas GERHARD Light emission of single VOPc molecules in up and down orientations
10:00	Song JIANG Atomic-Scale Engineering of Optical Properties of Graphene Nanoribbons
10:20	Jiri DOLEZAL Single-Molecule Time-Resolved Spectroscopy in a Tunable STM Nanocavity

10:40	Coffee break
11:20	Tyler COCKER (Invited) Atomic-scale terahertz time-domain spectroscopy
12:00	Valentin BERGBAUER Subcycle optical microscopy with atomic-scale resolution
12:20	Kurt LICHTENBERG Ultrafast Luminescence in a Scanning Tunneling Microscope
12:40	Yang LUO Tip-enhanced femtosecond spectroscopy at the atomic scale

13:00	Lunch
14:40	Javier AIZPURUA (Invited) Optomechanical interaction of plasmons and single molecule vibrations in tunneling junctions
15:20	Antonio FERNANDEZ-DOMINGUEZ Electronically-probed strong coupling of hybrid nanostructures
15:40	Jian Cheng WONG Theoretical Study of Electronic and Optical Properties in Edge-Modified Graphene Nanoribbons
16:00	Jose Ignacio MARTINEZ Tailored strategies for fine-tuning the (opto)electronic properties of covalent organic frameworks
16:20	Diego MARTÍN CANO Cooperative electron-vibron interactions in Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering (SERS)

16:40	Coffee break
17:20	Takashi KUMAGAI (Invited) Tip-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy in STM picocavities
18:00	Roberto OTERO Tuning the plasmonic response of optical pico-cavities by STM.
18:20	Carmen DEL PINO BATLLES Plasmon-magnon hybridation in two-dimensional Ag/NiO heterostructures
18:40	Eric LE MOAL Combined STM and optical microscopy for the study of excitons in monolayer transition metal dichalcogenides
19:00	Hrag KARAKACHIAN No Helium No problem
20:30	Dinner

WEDNESDAY
09:00	Melanie MÜLLER (Invited) Probing photoinduced dynamics in the local density of states of quantum materials
09:40	Svenja NERRETER Ultrafast nanoscopy of single-grain structure, composition, and carrier dynamics in metal halide perovskites
10:00	Jon AZPEITIA Li intercalation into graphene through LiCl photodissociation
10:20	Ana SÁNCHEZ GRANDE Anhydride Photolysis on a Semiconductor Surface
10:40	Seokjin BAE Optical Manipulation of the Charge Density Wave state in RbV3Sb5

11:00	Coffee break
11:40	Thomas FREDERIKSEN (Invited) Theory of photon emission characteristics from current-driven single-molecule junctions
12:20	Javier CEREZO Effective computational methods for photophysics in complex environments
12:40	Jesús MENDIETA-MORENO Synthesis of 2D Polymers via Light Irradiation: Enhanced Mechanical Properties
13:00	Carlos ROMERO-MUÑIZ Vibrational spectroscopy from first-principles: Normal mode analysis to assign Raman and IR spectra
13:20	Lunch

Flash Talks Order and PDFs

Michal VALÁŠEK	Electrically and mechanically decoupled single-molecule chromophores by tripodal scaffolds on gold (Abstract)
Miguel VAREA	Interactions between plasmons and excitons in single molecules (Abstract)
Alberto MARTÍN JIMÉNEZ	Light-matter interaction of field emission resonances in a scanning tunneling microscope (Abstract)
Víctor VILLALOBOS VILDA	2D Photocycloaddition? A Photonic and Thermal Study of a Three-Fold Symmetry Molecule on Metallic and Semiconductor Surfaces (Abstract)
Henrik WIEDENHAUPT	STM-Induced Luminescence of Ultrathin ZnO Films on Ag(111) (Abstract)
Fernando AGUILAR-GALINDO	Controlled photoemission from graphene using laser pulses (Abstract)
Daniel ARRIBAS MERCADO	Tip-enhanced Raman spectroscopy for nanometre-scale characterisation of hydrogenated graphene on Pt(111) (Abstract)
Xabier ARRIETA ARISTI	Fluorescence of single molecules in STM picocavities: beyond the point-dipole approximation (Abstract)
Andrés BEJARANO	Light emission from current-driven plasmonic nanocavities (Abstract)
Roel BURGWAL	Avoiding fluorescence quenching in NiPc single molecules via resonant energy transfer and plasmonic excitation (Abstract)
Borja CIRERA	Home-made optimization of a variable temperature photon-STM (Abstract)
Martina CORSO	Resonant Raman of functionalized chiral graphene nanoribbons (Abstract)
Rodrigo Cezar DE CAMPOS FERREIRA	Field driven crossover of bonding and antibonding states in excitonic aggregates (Abstract)
Florian FAABER	Coupling single-cycle THz pulses into a scanning tunneling microscope: Characterization of pulse shape and amplitude (Abstract)
Marc G CUXART	Low-temperature photon-SPM a new ALBA line for in-situ experiments (Abstract)
Thiago GONZALEZ-LLANA BRITO	Neutral Exciton-Libron Coupling via Resonant Energy Transfer in Single Molecules (Abstract)
David MATEOS	Directional picoantenna behavior of tunnel junctions in the presence of atomic-scale defects (Abstract)
Luis Enrique PARRA LOPEZ	Observing correlated electron dynamics in the local density of states of 1T-TaS2 by THz-STM (Abstract)
Elena PÉREZ ELVIRA	Light-induced generation of one-dimensional Stone-Wales-based polymers on surfaces (Abstract)
Vibhuti RAI	Time-Resolved Measurements with THz-STM on Semiconducting MoTe2 (Abstract)
Aida SERRANO	Strong influence of plasmonic Au nanoparticles on two-magnon scattering of α-Fe2O3 nanostructures (Abstract)
Martin ŠVEC	Studying a single-molecule optoelectronic converter model (Abstract)
Emigdio CHAVEZ ANGEL	Photon-SPM a new ALBA line for in situ experiments (Abstract)
Clara GUTIÉRREZ CUESTA	Studying Ba nanostructuctures by Low-energy Electron Miscrocopy and Photoemission Microscopy (Abstract)

Conference dinner

The conference dinner will take place in the 15min walk distance at restaurant Saona NH Zurbano, with address Calle de Zurbano, 79, Chamberí, 28003 Madrid. The dinner is planned for Tuesday at 20:30.

Here please check the map showing how to reach the restaurant.

Conference photo

Join us in Madrid for the second edition of the biennial LMI meeting, aiming to discuss recent progress and future perspectives on the captivating world of experimental and theoretical photophysics and photochemistry of low-dimensional structures. We are looking forward to bring together experts on light-matter interactions at the nanoscale investigated by scanning probe microscopies (SPM). This encompasses from the latest technical developments on advanced tip enhanced spectromicroscopies (TERS, Electro and Photoluminescence) to ultrafast (pulsed sources, THz-STM) phenomena in quantum dots or single molecules within plasmonic nanocavities. This convergence promises a stimulating environment for students, postdocs and world-renowned scientists to collectively explore the frontiers of the field!

The workshop will take place at the Instituto de Química Física Blas Cabrera (IQF), located in the historical ”Rockefeller” building in Madrid:

https://www.iqfr.csic.es/en/

Serrano street 119
28006-Madrid (Spain)

Link to the map

How to reach us?

The Institute of Physical-Chemistry Blas Cabrera (IQF) is inside the campus where the central administration of CSIC is located (Serrano street 117), approximately between the Plaza de la República Argentina and María de Molina street. The nearest METRO stations are:

República Argentina (exit to Juan de la Cierva street)
Nuevos Ministerios (exit to Castellana pares, even numbers of Castellana street)
Gregorio Marañón (exit to Castellana impares, odd numbers of Castellana street)

The EMT buses with stops close to the Institute are lines 16, 19 and 51. From the airport (MAD), ~45 min: Take Metro line 8 (pink) to Nuevos Ministerios, change to metro line 6 (grey) to Republica Argentina and take a 7 min walk to CSIC Serrano 119 Campus

Registration

Is now closed. For more information please contact the organizers.

Conference fees:

Standard: 250€. It includes conference fee, lunch and conference dinner.
Junior: 180€. Available for graduate students. It includes conference fee, lunch and conference dinner.