Call for Papers

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"Advanced Chiral Materials" epitomizes a burgeoning domain within materials research, dedicated to the exploration of substances exhibiting chirality—a fundamental property pervading disciplines such as chemistry, physics, and biology. This field meticulously investigates the asymmetric structures and unique properties inherent in chiral molecules, surfaces, and nanostructures, unveiling a diverse array of applications spanning pharmaceuticals, optoelectronics, catalysis, and nanotechnology. Its interdisciplinary nature renders it a pivotal topic of interest, attracting a diverse audience seeking insight into both foundational principles and practical implications in various industries.

The profound significance of this subject arises from its capacity to bridge disparate scientific realms, offering a convergence point for researchers, engineers, and practitioners keen on leveraging the distinctive traits of chiral materials for innovative solutions. Over time, the field has undergone notable evolution, characterized by advancements in synthetic methodologies, sophisticated characterization techniques, and groundbreaking applications. This evolutionary trajectory—from foundational principles to cutting-edge research—exemplifies the dynamic growth and immense potential inherent in chiral materials, propelling technological advancements.

While discussions encompass historical knowledge, they also underscore recent technical strides, making them integral components of the symposium for novices and platforms for experts to explore the latest breakthroughs. Inclusion in materials research serves a multifaceted role, disseminating historical context while illuminating the evolving landscape and future prospects within the sphere of chiral materials. This symposium encapsulates the comprehensive nature and enduring relevance of advanced chiral materials in the realm of materials research.

Topics will include:

• Chiral Nanomaterials
• Circularly Polarized Light Detecting Materials
• Chiroptical Spectroscopy
• Chiral Catalysis
• Chiral Plasmonics
• Chiral Sensors
• Chiral Spintronic Materials
• Chiral Surfaces and Interfaces
• Chiral Drug Development
• Chirality in Biomaterials
• Chiral Micromaterials
• 1D, 2D, and 3D chiral materials

Invited Speakers (tentative):

• Thomas Buergi (University of Geneva, Switzerland)
• Nicholas Kotov (University of Michigan, USA)
• Na Liu (Universität Stuttgart, Germany)
• Ron Naaman (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)
• Reiko Oda (Institut Européen de Chimie et Biologie, France)
• Jihyeon Yeom (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea)

Symposium Organizers