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Enquiries 3 Registration & Badge Pickup 3 Steering Committee 4 Program Committee and Session Chairs 5 National Scientific Committee 5 International Advisory Committee 6 Artemis Marin Princess Hotel 7 Presenter's Information 8 Special Events 8 Social Program (on demand with payment) 9 Exhibitors / Sponsors 10 Exhibition Area Floor Plan 11 Location, Transfer & Shuttles 12 Istanbul Guide 14 1 About CESUR http://usmal.ankara.edu.tr/ Foundation of Center of Excellence of Superconductivity Research is under Ankara University, consisting of seven partner universities; Çukurova University, Gaziosmanpaşa University, Hakkari University, İnönü University, Karadeniz Technical University, TOBB ETU, TÜBİTAK MAM. After approval of State development Ministry the other intuitions joined; Abant İzzet Baysal University, Ege University, İzmir Institute of Technology, Gazi University, Kırıkkale University, Marmara University, Niğde University, Rize University. Within the center, National Institute of Superconducting Technologies is being planned and subject to the approval from the government of Turkey. The institute has an international advisory board and will serve as an international research center for both fundamental and applied superconductivity research. Magnetism research will also be included in the main activities of the center and institute. For further information you may visit http://usmal.ankara.edu.tr/ ICSM is one of the most important activities of the center to push international collaborations for internationally recognized and cutting edge research. Acting Director of The Center and The Institute Prof. Dr. Ali GENCER 2 ENQUIRIES Conference Director Özlem ÇİÇEK Ali GENCER Phone: +90 505 742 36 61 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Conference Co-Chair Registration enquiries Ekrem YANMAZ Ercan ERTEKİN Phone: +90 533 747 57 30 Phone: +90 5554345780 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Conference Co-Chair General organization/Transfers/Shuttles Eyyuphan YAKINCI Mr. Serdar Ozata Phone: +90 532 7678625 Phone: +90 532 541 21 68 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Scientific Programme Chair Mr. Hakan Güngüneş Ali BOZBEY Phone: +90 532 711 34 50 Phone: +90 532 520 84 27 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Mr. Haluk Koralay Exhibition and sponsorship Phone: +90 532 656 30 71 Bekir ÖZÇELİK e-mail: [email protected] Phone: +90 533 375 78 00 ICSM Guest/Hotel Relations e-mail: [email protected] Duygu GÖKDAİ (ICSM Secretary) Full Text Proceedings Phone: +90 554 793 74 98 Mehmet Ali AKSAN e-mail: [email protected] Phone: +90 532 304 64 54 Zeliha ERTEKİN e-mail: [email protected] Phone: +90 505 437 68 94 General Enquiries e-mail: [email protected] Hasan AĞIL Phone: +90 546 482 59 95 e-mail: [email protected] REGISTRATION & BADGE PICKUP The Conference Registration Desk is located at following times at Artemis Marin Princess Hotel the lobby. All participants are kindly asked to go between Loby and Reception: to the Registration Desks upon arrival. If you 29 April Sunday 14:00 - 23:00 have already registered for ICSM2012, you can pickup your badge and conference bag from the 30 April Monday 08:30 - 18:00 desk. Otherwise, you can register on-site. You 1 May Tuesday 08:30 - 18:00 can pay your registration fees by credit card or 2 May Wednesday 08:30 - 13:00 cash at the desk. Please call for Registration Help Desk on +90 505 437 68 94. 3 May Thursday 08:30 - 13:00 Registration & Badge Pickup: The ICSM2012 Conference Registration Desk will be open at the 3 STEERING COMMITTEE Conference Director Student Representative Ali GENCER (Ankara Uni.) Özlem ÇİÇEK (Ankara Uni.) Conference Co-Directors Social Program M. Eyyuphan YAKINCI (Inonu Uni.) Hasan AĞIL (Ankara Uni.) Ekrem YANMAZ (KTU) Registrar Chair-Exhibitions/Sponsors Ercan ERTEKİN ( Ankara Uni.) Bekir ÖZÇELİK (Çukurova Uni.) WEB Master General Secretary İbrahim KÖKDEMİR (Ankara Uni.) Ali BOZBEY (TOBB ETU) WEB Assistant Administrative Affairs M. Eren ÇELİK (TOBB ETU) İbrahim BELENLİ (Hakkari Uni.) Welcome Committee Scientific Program Coordinator Duygu GÖKDAİ (Ankara Uni.) Ali BOZBEY (TOBB ETU) Solmaz KHANKESHIZADEH (Ankara Uni.) -Superconductivity:M. ERTUĞRUL(Atatürk U.) Asli Asiye ÇALIŞKAN (Ankara Uni.) -Magnetism: Hakan KÖÇKAR (Balıkesir U.) Esra AYDOĞDU (Ankara Uni.) Awards Committee Nihal Öykü KABUKÇU (Ankara Uni.) Doğan ABUKAY (Izmir Institute of Technology) Iraz HASPOLAT (Ankara Uni) M. Akif ATAMAN (Hakkari Uni.) Bursary Türkan DOĞAN (Hakkari Uni.) Yıldırım AYDOĞDU (Gazi Uni.) Abstract Handling & Proceedings Young Scientist Support Committee Mehmet Ali AKSAN (Inonu Uni.) Nejat BULUT (Chair)- (Izmir Inst. of Tech.) International Relations Milorad MILOSEVIC (Antwerp Uni.) Ayhan ELMALI ( Ankara Uni.) Iman ASKERBEYLI (Ankara Uni.) Treasurer Andrés E. Sotelo MIEG (Zaragoza Uni.) Serap SAFRAN (Ankara Uni.) 4 PROGRAM COMMITTEE AND SESSION CHAIRS Abdelwaheb Cheikhrouhou-Tunisia Junji Haruyama-Japan Adrian Crisan-UK Kazuo Kadowaki-Japan Alexander Buzdin-France Koki Takanashi-Japan Ali Bozbey-Turkey Mehdi Fardmanesh-Iran Ali Gencer-Turkey Mehmet Ali Aksan-Turkey Ali Zaoui-France M. Anis-ur-Rehman-Pakistan Andrés Sotelo-Spain Naoyuki Amemiya-Japan A. Bussmann Holder-Germany Nejat Bulut-Turkey Arcady Zhukov-Spain Reinhard Kremer-Germany Bernard Barbara-France René Flukiger-Switzerland Carlo Ferdeghini-Italy Ruslan Prozorov-USA Chang Uk JungKorea Athena Safa-Sefat-USA Dino Fiorani-Italy Tanya Prozorov-USA Enric Pardo-Slovakia Tomasz Dietl-Poland Eugene Chudnovsky-USA Tuson Park-Korea Eyyuphan Yakinci-Turkey Valerii Vinokour-USA Farkhad Aliev-Spain Vladimir Kresin-USA Francesco Tafuri-Italy Vladislav Kataev-Germany Hakan Köçkar-Turkey Wilfried Goldacker-Germany Ivan Bozovic-USA Jun Akimitsu-Japan NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Ahmet KILIÇ-Niğde Üni. Oğuz DOĞAN-Selçuk Üni. Ahmet CANSIZ-Atatürk Üni. Orhan UZUN-Gaziosmanpaşa Üni. Alev AYDINER-KTÜ Osman GÖRÜR-A.İzzet Baysal Üni. Ali BAYRİ-Adiyaman Üni. Özgür ÖZTÜRK-Kastamonu Üni. Bekir AKTAŞ-GYTE Ramiz Mustafa ÖKSÜZOĞLU-Anadolu Üni. Bulat RAMEEV-GYTE Saffet NEZİR-Kirikkale Üni. Cabir TERZİOĞLU-A.İzzet Baysal Üni. Selçuk AKTÜRK-Muğla Üni. Haluk KORALAY-Gazi Üni. Şahin AKTAŞ-Marmara Üni. Hüsnü ÖZKAN-ODTÜ Şemsettin TÜRKÖZ-Ankara Üni. İlker KÜÇÜK-Uludağ Üni. Şükrü ÇAVDAR-Gazi Üni. Kemal ÖZTÜRK-KTÜ Şükrü ÇELİK-Rize Üni. Mustafa GÖKTEPE-Balikesir Üni. Uğur KÖLEMEN-GOP Üni. Mustafa TEPE-Ege Üni. Uğur TOPAL-Tübitak Mürsel ALPER-Uludağ Üni. Yakup BALCI-İnönü Üni. Naim DEREBAŞI-Uludağ Üni. Yildirhan ÖNER-İstanbul Teknik Üni. Nuri YİĞİT-Ankara Üni. Yüksel KÖSEOĞLU-Fatih Üni. Nusret GÜÇLÜ-Konya Üni. 5 INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Abukay, D. (Turkey) Hascicek, Y. S. (Turkey) Acet, M. (Germany) Holzapfel, B. (Germany) Altunbaş, M. (Turkey) Huebener, R. (Germany) Amemiya, N. (Japan) Iqbal, M. J. (Pakistan) Anis-Ur-Rehman, M. (Pakistan) Jung, C. U. (Korea) Awana VPS (India) Kadowaki, K. (Japan) Aytug, T. (USA) Karpinski, J. (Switzerland) Baryshev, A. V. (Japan) Kes, P.H. (Netherlands) Bayrakci, S. (Germany) Koshelev, A. E. (USA) Berker, N. (Turkey) Kováč, P. (Slovakia) Bogush, V. (Belarus) Kashyap S.C. (India) Bud’ko, S. L. (USA) Kumagai, K. (Japan) Buzdin, A. (France) Larbalestier, D. (USA) Campbell, A.M. (UK) Markowitsch, W. (Austria) Cheggour, N. (USA) Massidda, S. (Italy) Cheikhrouhou, A. (Tunisia) Moshchalkov, V. (Belgium) Collings, E. W. (USA) Obeidat, A. (Jordan) Crabtree, G. (USA) Öner, Y. (Turkey) Crisan, A. (UK) Özkan, H. (Turkey) Cubitt, R. (France) Özcan, S. (UK) Deutscher, G. ( Israel) Palau, A. (Spain) Dou S. X (Australia) Pamidi, S. V. (USA) Eğilmez, M. (Canada) Pop, A.V. (Romania) Eisterer, M. (Austria) Prozorov, R. (USA) Fardmanesh, M. (Iran) Puig, T. (Spain) Felner, I. (Israel) Putti, M (Italy-USA) Ferdeghini C (Italy) Rameev, B.Z. (Turkey) Findikoğlu, A. (USA) Reiss, G. (Germany) Fisk, Z. (USA) Rydh, A. (Sweden) Flukiger, R. L. (Switzerland) Salama, K. (USA) Fujimaki A. (Japan) Shull, R.D. (USA) Garifullin, I. (Russia) Sotelo A. (Spain) Gedik, N. (USA) Sumption, M. (USA) Gedik, Z. (Turkey) Tachiki, M. (Japan) Glowacki, B.A. (UK) Tagirov, L. (Russia) Goldacker, W. (Germany) Ustinov, A. (Germany) Gömöry, F. (Slovakia) Varlamov, A. (Italy) Grasso, G. (Italy) Vlasko-Vlasov, V. (USA) Gray, K.E. (USA) Weber, H.W. (Austria) Gross, R. (Germany) Welp, U. (USA) Grovenor, C. R. M. (UK) Wen, Hai-Hu (China) Gupta, A. (USA) Yavuz, M. (Canada) Habermeier, H.-U. (Germany) Zaoui, A. (France) Hamdan, N. M. (UAE) Zheng R. (Australia) Hampshire, D. P. (UK) 6 ARTEMIS MARIN PRINCESS HOTEL - Useful Information WIRELESS/CABLE INTERNET ACCESS HEALTH CENTER WiFi Service which is provided by Artemis Marin Artemis Marin Princess Hotel Health Center is Princess Hotel is free of charge. Our guests could located on the hotel -3 floor. Outpatient clinic is have a password card from the reception to be able open from 09:00 am to 18:00 pm on working days. to access the WiFi connection. Doctor on duty 7/24: Dr. Hüseyin Çorbacıoğlu Besides, a fully equipped ambulance will be in COMPUTER ROOM service 24/7 for emergencies. The Computer Room will be in service in lobby area Dial extension 9 for Health Center. during the Conference. TAXIS COPY CENTER Mr. Ersin - +90536 646 14 70 For your print and photocopy requests please proceed to the Copy Center located in the lobby. The BREAKFAST and MEAL TIMES Copy Center is open between 8:30am-5:20pm during 07:30 - 09:00 Breakfast the Conference. These services require a fee payable to Copy Center. 12:30 - 14:30 Lunch 19:00 - 21:00 Dinner BANK AND ATM DIETARY REQUIREMENTS Automated Teller Machines (ATM) are located in the Participants with special dietary requirements are front of Hotel Artemis Marin Princess. asked to notify the conference office by e-mail prior to their arrival if they have not already done so when registering. Those with special dietary requirements SMOKING other than vegetarian are asked to make themselves Smoking is not allowed inside of buildings. Smoking known to the catering team. It will not be possible to is only allowed in the open areas outside the provide an alternative menu unless prior notification buildings.
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