EUROSENSORS 2014 Brescia Guidebook

EUROSENSORS 2014 Brescia Guidebook

BRESCIA, ITALY September 7 - 10 2014 The 28th European Conference on Solid-State Transducers EUROSENSORS 2014 Organized by University of Brescia and National Research Council GUIDEBOOK www.eurosensors2014.eu Organizing Institutions UNIVERSITY OF BRESCIA DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF BRESCIA NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF OPTICS NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL Under the Auspices of: COMUNE DI BRESCIA ITALIAN ASSOCIATION FOR SENSORS AND MICROSYSTEMS Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................................................................................................I WELCOME TO EUROSENSORS 2014 ....................................................................III ORGANIZATION.............................................................................................................................. V CONFERENCE CHAIRS ................................................................................................................ V HOSTING AUTHORITIES COMMITTEE ............................................................................... V INTERNATIONAL STEERING COMMITTEE ...................................................................... V TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE ............................................................................ VI LOCAL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE .........................................................VIII LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE ...............................................................................VIII SPEAKERS .................................................................................................................................................IX PLENARY SPEAKERS .......................................................................................................................IX INVITED SPEAKERS ............................................................................................................................X SCHOOL LECTURERS ................................................................................................................... XII SOCIAL EVENTS ............................................................................................................................ XIII INFORMAL GET TOGETHER .................................................................................................. XIII EVENING CONCERT ..................................................................................................................XIV CONFERENCE BANQUET .......................................................................................................XV SOCIAL EVENT VENUE MAPS ............................................................................................XVI ACCESS TO CONFERENCE VENUE .................................................................XVII GENERAL INFORMATION .............................................................................................. XIX REGISTRATION DESK .................................................................................................................. XIX OFFICIAL LANGUAGE ............................................................................................................. XIX BADGES................................................................................................................................................ XIX LEFT-LUGGAGE DESK ............................................................................................................... XIX WIFI ........................................................................................................................................................... XIX SMARTPHONE APP ..................................................................................................................... XIX USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS AND LINKS ..........................................................................XX ELECTRICITY ........................................................................................................................................XX CLIMATE .................................................................................................................................................XX ABOUT BRESCIA ......................................................................................................................... XXI UNDERGROUND MAP ............................................................................................................ XXII RESTAURANTS ................................................................................................................................XXIII SPONSORING COMPANIES ....................................................................................XXIV PLATINUM SPONSOR .............................................................................................................XXIV SPONSORS AND EXHIBITORS ...........................................................................................XXV PRESENTATION GUIDELINES ....................................................................................XXVI LECTURE PRESENTATIONS ..................................................................................................XXVI POSTER PRESENTATIONS .....................................................................................................XXVI GUIDE TO PAPER AND SESSION NUMBERING ............................................... XXVII SATELLITE EVENTS ................................................................................................................XXVIII EUROSENSORS SCHOOL .................................................................................................XXVIII GEFRAN LUNCH WORKSHOP ......................................................................................... XXX COST ACTION TD1105 OPEN SESSION ..................................................................XXXI NEXT EUROSENSORS CONFERENCE .........................................................XXXII TECHNICAL PROGRAM ..............................................................................................XXXIII PROGRAM AT A GLANCE ............................................................................................ XXXIV SESSION INDEX .................................................................................................................................... 1 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2014 .............................................................................................. 3 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2014 ............................................................................................. 28 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 ................................................................................ 65 AUTHOR INDEX ................................................................................................................................ 74 SESSION CHAIR INDEX ............................................................................................................... 91 EUROSENSORS 2014 I Welcome to EUROSENSORS 2014 Dear Colleague, on behalf of all the members of the Local Organizing Committee we welcome you to the 28th edition of the EUROSENSORS Conference in Brescia, Italy. The conference series was initiated by the Àrst meeting in Cambridge (1987), followed by the conferences in Enschede (1988), Montreux (1989), Karlsruhe (1990), Rome (1991), San Sebastian (1992), Budapest (1993), Toulouse (1994), Stockholm (1995), Leuven (1996), Warsaw (1997), Southampton (1998), The Hague (1999), Copenhagen (2000), Munich (2001), Prague (2002), Guimaraes (2003), Roma (2004), Barcelona (2005), Gothenburg (2006), Lyon (2007), Dresden (2008), Lausanne (2009), Linz (2010), Athens (2011), Kraków (2012), and Barcelona (2013). Since 1987, the EUROSENSORS Conference has been a forum for scientists and engineers from academia, research centres, national research institutes, and industry to present and discuss the latest results in sensors, actuators, microsystems and nanosystems. The EUROSENSORS Conference now attracts hundreds of participants every year, mainly from Europe but also from countries in other continents. In line with previous editions, EUROSENSORS 2014 in Brescia aims at providing a special occasion to promote your research and professional work, learn and discuss about innovations and potential future accomplishments, offering at the same time the opportunity to enjoy the charm of our country. According to the established tradition, EUROSENSORS 2014 begins with the Eurosensors School on Sunday. The lectures will be given at the graduate level, spanning from the scientiÀc basic principles to the implementation in actual devices. The technical program on Monday to Wednesday consists of 402 contributions, composed of 145 oral and 257 poster presentations. Among them, 4 plenary lectures on cutting-edge and emerging technologies will be presented by world-wide recognized experts from both academia and industry. Moreover, 11 invited talks will be given by distinguished speakers who will cover subjects of special interest across a broad range of topics in the Àelds of sensors, actuators, microsystems and nanosystems. The oral contributions will be presented in up to four parallel sessions, without overlap among the invited talks. The poster contributions will be presented in two rounds organized in different sessions scheduled for Monday and Tuesday. Yet all posters will remain on display for the entire duration of the conference. The technical

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