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20Th International Conference on the Science and Application of Nanotubes and Low-Dimensional Materials 20th International Conference on the Science and Application of Nanotubes and Low-Dimensional Materials 21-26 July 2019 Würzburg | Germany NT19 Würzburg - Germany Conference Organization (Local) Tobias Hertel (Julius-Maximilians-U Würzburg, Germany) Andreas Hirsch (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany) Ralph Krupke (KIT und TU Darmstadt, Germany) Jana Zaumseil (Universität Heidelberg, Germany) NT Steering Committee Co-Chairs Shigeo Maruyama (University of Tokyo, Japan) Annick Loiseau (ONERA-CNRS, France) Members Tobias Hertel (Julius-Maximilians-U Würzburg, Germany) Ado Jorio (UFMG, Brazil) Esko I. Kauppinen (Aalto University, Finland) Jin Kong (MIT, USA) Yan Li (Peking University, China) Masako Yudasaka (AIST, Japan) Ming Zheng (NIST, USA) NT Advisory Board Michael S.Arnold (University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA) Seunghyun Baik (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea) Christophe Bichara (CINAM-CNRS, France) Laurent Cognet (LP2N-CNRS, France) James Elliott (University of Cambridge, UK) Daniel Heller (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, USA) Kaili Jiang (Tsinghua University, China) Esko I. Kauppinen (Aalto University, Finland) Junichiro Kono (Rice University, USA) Ralph Krupke (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany) Kazunari Matsuda (Kyoto University, Japan) Lianmao Peng (Peking University, China) Yutaka Ohno (Nagoya University, Japan) Stephanie Reich (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany) Wencai Ren (IMR, China) 20th Anniversary NT19 Symposium Organisation Co-Chairs Tobias Hertel (Julius-Maximilians-U Würzburg, Germany) Masako Yudasaka (AIST, Japan) 1st Symposium on Synthesis, Purification and Functionalization of Low- Dimensional Materials (SPFLD19 - ‘Synthesis’) Chair Yan Li (Peking U, China) Local Organizer Ben Flavel (KIT, Germany) Organizers Sofie Cambre (U Antwerp, Belgium) Shigeo Maruyama (U Tokyo, Japan) Avetik Harutyunyan (Honda Research Institute, USA) 2nd Symposium on Nanocarbon Materials for Energy and Sustainability (NMES19 - ‘Energy’) Co-Chairs Qiang Zhang (Peking U, China) Feng Li (Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science, China) Local Organizer Maria Antonietta Loi (U Groningen, Netherlands) Organizer Suguru Noda (WASEDA U, Japan) 7th Carbon Nanotube Thin Film Electronics and Applications Symposium (CNTFA19 - ‘Electronics’) Co-Chairs Esko I. Kauppinen (Aalto U, Finland) Yutaka Ohno (Nagoya U, Japan) Local Organizer Christoph Strunk (U Regensburg, Germany) NT19 Würzburg - Germany 10th Symposium on Carbon Nanomaterials Biology, Medicine & Toxicology (CNBMT19 - ‘NanoBio’) Co-Chairs Masako Yudasaka (AIST, Japan) Alberto Bianco (CNRS, France) Local Organizer Ardemis Boghossian (EPF Lausanne, Switzerland) Organizers Emmanuel Flahaut (CNRS, France) Dan Heller (Sloan Kettering Center, USA) Kostas Kostarelos (U Manchester, UK) 10th Graphene and 2D Materials Symposium (GSS19 - ‘2D Materials’) Chair Annick Loiseau (ONERA, France) Local Organizer Alexander Hoegele (LMU Munich, Germany) 13th Symposium on Nanotube Spectroscopy, Photonics, and Applications in Metrology (NSAP19 - ‘Spectroscopy’) Co-Chairs Ado Jorio (U Minas Gerais, Brasil) Achim Hartschuh (LMU Munich, Germany) Organizers Hiromichi Kataura (AIST, Japan) Yuhei Miyauchi (U Kyoto, Japan) Stephanie Reich (Free U Berlin, Germany) Jin Zhang (Peking U, China) Ming Zheng (NIST, USA) 14th Symposium on Computational Challenges in Two-Dimensional Materials and Nanotubes (CCTN19 - ‘theory’) Chair Yoshiyuki Miyamoto (AIST, Japan) Local Organizer Ermin Malic (Chalmers UT, Sweden) Organizers Christophe Bichara (CNRS and Aix-Marseille U, France) Zhuhua Zhang (Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China) 20th Anniversary NT19 Local Organizing Team Florian Oberndorfer (IT & webpage management) Friedrich Schöppler (sponsor liaison) Sabine Walther (conference secretary) Students & Staff Belinda Böhm Klaus Eckstein Sabine Fuchs Lucas Fuhl Nicole Hemmert Lovis Hertel Simon Kießling Pascal Kunkel Kerstin Müller Florian Oberndorfer Hans-Christian Schmitt Sabine Stahl Kolja Thonick Markus Voelckel Ivonne Vollert Martina Wederhake Special Thanks to Kirstin Hertel-Dietrich (Comacs GmbH) Mandy Wagner (Conventus GmbH) Masako Yudasaka (AIST) Julius-Maximilians-University Würzburg " NT19 Würzburg - Germany Thanks to our Sponsors NanoCarbon Co. Ltd. " Nanoinitiative Bayern (Julia Schuster) " Neaspec GmbH (Nicolai Hartmann) " NKT Photonics GmbH (Nicolai Granzow) " Ocsial Europe S. a. r. l. (Veronika Nabieva) " Picoquant GmbH " Royal Society (Hanna Kerr) " Sugino Machine Ltd. (Naoki Sawamura) " WITec GmbH (Jan Englert) " MATERIALS20th Anniversary SCIENCENT19 Time. Photons. Materials. Do you know what happens within your sample? www.picoquant.com/materialsscience NT19 Würzburg - Germany Table of Contents Welcome to NT 1 Würzburg City Map 2 City 3 Traveling to Würzburg Getting around town Cabs, tram, bus Tourism and sightseeing City walk for accompanying persons Conference 4 Registration WLAN access Oral presentations - BYOD Poster sessions Lunch options Venue - Schematic Floor Plan 5 Wednesday City Tours and Wine Tasting 6 Program at a Glance 7 Sunday Program & Abstracts 13 Monday Program & Abstracts (Oral) 31 Monday Abstracts (Poster) 72 Tuesday Program & Abstracts (Oral) 175 Tuesday Abstracts (Poster) 225 Wednesday Program & Abstracts (Oral) 333 Thursday Program & Abstracts (Oral) 371 Thursday Abstracts (Poster) 417 Friday Program & Abstracts (Oral) 499 Author Index 511 20th Anniversary NT19 NT19 Würzburg - Germany Welcome to NT19 Dear Colleague. We are excited about months of preparations finally coming to fruition with the opening of NT19 in Würzburg. We hope you will find the meeting enjoyable, interesting and enriching. With 142 oral and 280 poster presentations there is plenty to learn and to choose from. Seasoned attendees of former NT conferences will notice important changes to the program layout. Most notably, we have integrated the previous Satellite Symposia into the main conference in the form of parallel afternoon sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. While this made the organization more complex we also believe that it will provide you with the opportunity to better tailor this years NT experience to your specific interests. This conference also represents a milestone in NT history. 2019 marks the 20th anniversary of the first NT workshop, organized in 1999 by David Tománek in East Lansing, Michigan. Thanks to the efforts of David and the organizers that followed, the conference has catalyzed the formation of a strong community and has helped test ideas as well as shape future research directions. In these 20 years, the meeting has also experienced considerable growth while trying to maintain its original spontaneity and youthfulness, a difficult balance to strike in an evolving and maturing research field. With the organization of this years meeting we aimed at providing opportunities for informal exchange in a hopefully stimulating environment. Poster sessions continue to play a central role for the NT conference as a whole, now merging presentations from the main event with those from the seven symposia. As such, the NT conference series remains an ongoing social and organizational experiment, as exciting for organizers and attendees as the research being performed in our offices and laboratories. With all the best for a productive and stimulating meeting. Yours sincerely Tobias Hertel Jana Zaumseil (local organizer and conference (co-chair, Universität Heidelberg) chair, JMU Würzburg) Andreas Hirsch Ralph Krupke (co-chair, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg) (co-chair, KIT & TU Darmstadt) !1 Röntgen-Memorial Residence UNESCO-World Residenz Cathedral und H G F E D C B A @ ? > = < ; : 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 So Sa Mai April, Sa Jan books, event Hotel Würzburg-Reiseführer, führungen, Hotelzimmervermittlung, www.wuerzburg.de Tel. 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