The scientific program combines the Spring School (tutorial lectures, first 2 days) and Symposium (last 3 days). The program of the Symposium includes plenary talks in the morning, and parallel sessions (oral or poster presentations) in the afternoon.

Guidelines for the presentations: Tutorial lectures - 60 min including questions and a break; plenary papers - 30 min including questions; contributed oral papers - 15, 20 or 30 min including questions. Poster size: Not to exceed 40 x 40 inches (1m x 1m).

Related topics are grouped together with the section chair. Sections are mainly to streamline the meeting organization.(click on section titles for details):

• Spring School (Tutorial lectures) (co-chairman: Federico Rosei and Yong-Hang Zhang)
   
• Materials and Devices for Optoelectronics and Photonics (co-chairmen: Victor Ryzhii and Anatoly Zayats)
   
• Fabrication of Nanomaterials and Devices (co-chairmen: Jeff Druker and Toshio Naito)
   
• Characterization of Materials and Devices at (Sub)Nanoscale (co-chairmen: Gennadi Bersuker and Magdalena Lidia Ciurea)
   
• Nanoelectronics Circuit Architecture (co-chairmen: Konstantin Likharev and Wolfgang Porod)
   
• Atomic Scale Design: Modeling & Simulation (co-chairmen: Thomas Frauenheim and Koichi Yamashita)
   
• Functional Magnetic Nanomaterials (co-chairmen: Oksana Fesenko and David Smith)
   
• Organic Materials and Devices (co-chairmen: Alex Bratkovski and Peter Mueller)
   
• Molecular and Bio Electronics (co-chairmen: Predrag Krstic and NJ Tao)
   
• Nanosensors: Science and Technology (co-chairman: George Maracas and Trevor Thornton)
   
• Technology-Business Interface: from Ideas to Enterprises (co-chairmen: Natascha Hebell-Fernando and Tom Miller)