Conference program, keynote speakers presentations and abstracts

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Conference program,
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Conference program
Keynote speaker presentations and abstracts
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Dear
 conference
 delegates,
Conference
 chairman
It
 is
 a
 true
 honor
 and
 pleasure
 to
 welcome
 you
 to
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 in

Kees
 VAN
 DER
 BEEK

Paris,
 which
 unites
 the
 25th
 mee?ng
 of
 the
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 Division
 of

Lab.
 des
 Solides
 Irradiés
the
  European
  Physical
  Society
  (CMD-­‐25)
  and
  the
  14th
  Journées
  de
  la

Ecole
 Polytechnique
 /

Ma?ère
 Condensée
 (Condensed
 Ma;er
 Days)
 organized
 by
 the
 Condensed

CNRS
 /
 CEA-­‐DSM-­‐IRAMIS,

Ma;er
 Board
 of
 the
 French
 Physical
 Society
 SFP.
 With

 both
 conferences

Palaiseau
gathering
 similar
 audiences
 in
 consecu?ve
 weeks
 every
 even
 year,
 the
 EPS

and
 SFP
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 Boards
 have
 joined
 efforts
 to
 organize
 the

obvious:
 a
 single,
 landmark
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 Physics
 mee?ng
 of
 truly

European
 perspec?ve.
 The
 very
 large
 response
 of
 the
 community,
 and

Conference
 website
turnout
 of
 delegates
 from
 nearly
 every
 European
 country
 and
 from
 most

h;p://cmd25jmc14.scienc
neighboring
 na?ons,

 confirms
 the
 need
 for
 an
 event
 of
 this
 scope.

esconf.org/
The

 conference
 program
 combines
 features
 from
 both
 the
 CMD
 and
 JMC

formats.
 Thus,
 there
 are
 a
 limited
 number
 of
 plenary
 and
 semi-­‐plenary

presenta?ons,
  delivered
  by
  key
  scien?sts
  in
  their
  respec?ve
  fields,

intended
 to
 reflect
 the
 panorama
 of
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 Research.
 The

Symposia
 sessions
 host
 detailed
 invited
 and
 contributed
 presenta?ons,
 as

well
  as
  poster
  presenta?ons,
  on
  your
  par?cular
  field
  of
  interest.
  The

tradi?onal
 CMD
 prize
 session
 will
 be
 held
 on
 Wednesday
 aXernoon.
 An

exhibi?on
 will
 be
 held
 alongside
 the
 conference.

The
 organizers
 have
 a;ached
 much
 importance
 to
 the
 inclusion
 of
 special

events
  concerning
  the
  en?re
  Condensed
  Ma;er
  Physics
  research

community
 in
 the
 conference.
 Thus,
 Forum
 discussions
 on
 the
 Future
 of

Physics
 Publishing,
 Research
 and
 Entrepreneurship,
 and
 Gender
 Issues
 and

planned
 for
 Wednesday,
 August
 27th.
 Social
 events
 include
 the
 welcome

recep?on
  on
  Sunday
  August
  24th,
  a
  visit
  of
  the
  museum
  of
  the

Conservatoire
 Na-onal
 des
 Arts
 et
 Mé-ers,
 and
 the
 conference
 gala
 dinner.

On
  behalf
  of
  all
  organizers,
  be
  it
  the
  Program
  Commi;ee,
  the
  Local

Commi;ee,
 the
 SFP,
 and
 the
 EPS,
 I
 would
 like
 to
 extend
 my
 sincerest

thanks
 to
 all
 of
 our
 sponsors,
 who
 have
 confided
 their
 trust
 in
 this
 venture.

Thanks
 are
 also
 due
 to
 all
 commi;ee
 members,
 staff,
 and
 all
 delegates
 for

enriching
  the
  program
  beyond
  our
  expecta?ons.
  I
  should
  also
  like
  to

warmly
 thank
 all

 graduate

 students
 for
 their
 presence
 and

 assistance.

I
  wish
  you
  a
  produc?ve
  and
  enjoyable
  ?me
  in
  Paris.
  Welcome
  to

Condensed
 Ma;er
 in
 Paris
 CMD25
 –
 JMC14!

 Kees
 van
 der
 Beek
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C
ONTENTS
Condensed
 MaCer
 in
 Paris
 Sponsors
 and
 Exhibitors....................................................................................4
Prize
 session..............................................................................................................................................10
Plenary
 sessions
 .......................................................................................................................................11
Thierry
 GIAMARCHI:
 Cold
 atoms
 and
 condensed
 maAer:
 a
 love
 story.......................................................11
Detlef
 LOHSE:
 Floa-ng
 on
 Air....................................................................................................................12
Bernard
 GIL:
 Group
 III-­‐element
 wurtzite
 semiconductors
 :

 from
 materials
 science
 to
 quantum
 op-cs.....13
Lucia
 REINING:
 Fingerprints
 of
 correla-on
 in
 electronic
 spectra................................................................14
Felix
 VON
 OPPEN:
 Making
 and
 manipula-ng
 Majorana
 fermions
 for
 topological
 quantum
 computa-on15
Richard
 M.
 BERRY
 :
 Co-­‐opera-ve
 switching,
 turnover,
 and
 mechano-­‐chemistry
 in
 a
 biological
 macro-­‐

 molecular
 complex
 ...................................................................................................
 16
Semi-­‐Plenary
 Sessions
 ..............................................................................................................................17
Jukka
 PEKOLA:
 Energy
 fluctua-ons
 and
 Maxwell's
 demon
 in
 an
 electric
 circuit
 ........................................17
Sylvie
 ROKE:
 Water,
 charge
 and
 living
 cells................................................................................................18
Roser
 VALENTI:
 Iron-­‐based
 superconductors:
 An
 overview........................................................................19
Hannes
 BERNIEN:

 Quantum
 networks
 based
 on
 diamond
 spins:
 from
 long-­‐distance
 teleporta-on
 to
 a

 loophole-­‐free
 Bell
 test..................................................................................................20
Florence
 GAZEAU
 :
 Physical
 transforma-on
 of
 nanopar-cles
 in
 the
 organism:
 impact
 on
 nanopar-cle-­‐

 based
 therapy
 and
 imaging........................................................................................21
Cyrus
 HIRJIBEHEDIN:

 Control
 of
 single-­‐spin
 magne-c
 anisotropy
 by
 exchange
 coupling..........................22
Olivier
 POULIQUEN
 (2014
 SFP
 Ancel
 Prize):
 Moving
 in
 a
 granular
 medium...............................................24
Théo
 RASING:

 All-­‐op-cal
 control
 of
 magne-sm:
 from
 fundamentals
 to
 nanoscale
 recording,.................25
Alessandro
 TREDICUCCI
 :
 Coherent
 absorp-on
 control
 in
 polaritonic
 systems..........................................26
Christoph
 LIENAU:

 Ultrafast
 Coherent
 Charge
 and
 Energy
 Transfer
 in
 Plasmonic
 and
 Light
 Harves-ng

 Systems:
 Taking
 Movies
 of
 Electronic
 Mo-on............................................................27
Jörg
 NEUGEBAUER:

 Materials
 design
 based
 on
 predic-ve
 ab
 ini-o
 thermodynamics..............................28
Sara
 BALS:
 Atomic
 Resolu-on
 Electron
 Tomography:
 Seeing
 Atoms
 in
 Three
 Dimensions.........................29
Patrick
 CORDIER
 :

 Plas-c
 Flow
 of
 high-­‐pressure
 minerals
 in
 the
 Earth's
 mantle.......................................30
Hermann
 SÜDEROW:
 Scanning
 tunneling
 microcopy
 and
 spectroscopy
 of
 superconductors
 at
 very
 low

 temperatures..........................................................................................................31
Special
 sessions.........................................................................................................................................32
Working
 Lunch
 -­‐
 Nanomaterials
 I:
 Nanofabrica?on
 using
 focused
 electron
 and
 ion
 beams......................32
APS
 Luncheon
 Event
 .................................................................................................................................32

 Round
 Table
 1
 :
 Gender
 Issues...............................................................................................................33
Round
 Table
 2
 :
 Researcher
 and
 New
 Entrepreneur
 :
 from
 an
 idea
 to
 a
 product.......................................34
Round
 Table
 3
 :
 Future
 of
 Physics
 Publishing.............................................................................................35
Symposia.......................................................................................................................................................
MC1
 :
 Acous?cs:
 Recent
 advances
 in
 acous?c
 wave
 propaga?on,
 genera?on
 and

 sensing
 in
 condensed

 ma;er.............................................................................................................................................36
MC2
 :
 Biophysics
 I:
 Physical
 morphogenesis
 and
 cell
 mechanics...............................................................38
MC3
 :
 Graphene
 I:
 Graphene
 spintronics
 ..................................................................................................40
7
MC4
 :
 Graphene
 II:
 Lavoisier
 discussion:
 "Op?cal
 and
 opto-­‐electronic
 of
 carbon
 nanostructures"

 .........41
MC5
 :
 Life-­‐cycle
 of
 nanomaterials
 in
 the
 (bio)environment:
 impact
 on
 their
 proper?es
 and
 toxicity
 issue

...................................................................................................................................................................42
MC6
 :
 Liquid
 Physics
 I:
 Fluids
 in
 confinement:
 in-­‐
 and
 out-­‐of-­‐equilibrium

 ..............................................43
MC7
 :
 Liquid
 Physics
 II:
 Dynamics
 in
 water
 and
 aqueous
 solu?ons

 ..........................................................45
MC8
 :
 Low
 Temperatures
 -­‐
 Superconduc?vity
 I:
 Mesoscopic
 superconduc?vity
 and
 quantum
 circuits

 ...47
MC9
 :
 Low
 Temperatures
 -­‐
 Superconduc?vity
 II:
 Fe-­‐Based
 Superconductors

 .........................................49
MC10
 :
 Low
 temperatures
 -­‐
 Quantum
 Physics
 I:
 Mesoscopic
 physics
 and
 quantum
 gases

 .....................51
MC11
 :
 Low
 temperatures
 -­‐
 Quantum
 Physics
 II:
 Majorana
 Fermions
 in
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 Physics

 .....53
MC12
 :
 Macromolecular
 physics:
 Polymer
 brushes
 for
 nano-­‐devices
 and
 bio-­‐technologies

 ...................55
MC13
 :
 Nanomagne?sm:
 Magne?za?on
 dynamics
 and
 spintronics

 .......................................................56
MC14
 :
 Nanomaterials
 I:
 Nanofabrica?on
 using
 focused
 electron
 and
 ions

 beams
 .................................58
MC15
 :
 Nanomaterials
 II:
 Thermal
 transport
 and
 thermodynamics
 in
 nanostructures

 ...........................60
MC16
 :
 Nano-­‐op?cs
 I:
 New
 tools
 and
 concepts
 for
 nano-­‐op?cs:
 combining
 photons
 and
 electrons

 ......62
MC17
 :
 Nano-­‐op?cs
 II:
 Nanoop?cs
 and
 Plasmonics
 ..................................................................................63
MC18
 :
 Nano-­‐op?cs
 III:
 Revealing
 Op?cal
 proper?es
 of
 nanostructured
 materials
 ..................................65
MC19
 :
 Nano-­‐phononics,
 Nanomechanics,
 and
 Nano-­‐optomechanics

 ..................................................67
MC20
 :
 Semiconductors
 I:
 Coherence
 proper?es
 in
 semiconductor
 quantum
 dots

 ...............................68
MC21
 :
 Semiconductors
 II:
 TeraHertz
 (THz)
 Physics
 and
 Applica?ons

 ....................................................70
MC22
 :
 Semiconductors
 III:
 Single
 Dopant
 Impuri?es
 and
 Quantum
 Informa?on

 .................................72
MC23
 :
 SoX
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 I:
 Physics
 of
 Granular
 Media
 ...................................................................74
MC24
 :
 SoX
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 II:
 SoX
 Interfaces
 .....................................................................................77
MC25
 :
 SoX
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 III:
 Drops
 and
 emulsions
 versus
 bubbles
 and
 foams

 ..............................80
MC26
 :
 Sta?s?cal
 challenges
 in
 Single-­‐Par?cle
 Tracking

 .........................................................................82
MC27
 :
 Physics
 of
 pharmaceu?cal
 amorphous
 solids

 .............................................................................84
MC28
 :
 Structure
 and
 Dynamics
 I:
 Metals:
 Point
 and
 extended
 defects
 in
 metallic
 systems:

 thermodynamics
 and
 kine?cs

 ...................................................................................................85
MC29
 :
 Structure
 and
 dynamics
 II:
 Crystal
 morphogenesis:
 from
 par?cle-­‐mediated
 to
 polycrystalline

 growth

 ......................................................................................................................................88
MC30
 :
 Structure
 and
 dynamics
 III:
 Molecular
 systems
 under
 extreme
 condi?ons
 of
 pressure
 and

 temperature

 .............................................................................................................................90
MC31
 :
 Structure
 and
 dynamics
 IV:
 Inorganic
 Glasses:
 from
 Structure
 to
 Plas?city
 and
 Damage

 .........92
MC32
 :
 Structure
 and
 Dynamics
 V:
 Mechanical
 proper?es
 at
 small
 scales

 ............................................94
MC33
 :
 Strongly
 correlated
 systems
 I:
 Recent
 advances
 on
 metal-­‐insulator
 transi?ons
 of
 correlated

 ma;er
 ..........................................................................................................................................96
MC34
 :
 Strongly
 correlated
 systems
 II:
 Dielectric,
 magne?c
 and
 mul?ferroic
 proper?es
 of
 perovskites
 and

 related
 systems

 ............................................................................................................................98
MC35
 :
 Strongly
 correlated
 systems
 III:
 f-­‐
 and
 d-­‐
 Electron
 Systems

 ........................................................100
MC36
 :
 Theory:
 Density
 func?onal
 theory
 and
 beyond:
 Theory
 and
 applica?ons

 .................................101
MC37
 :
 Topological
 constraints-­‐Topological
 interac?ons
 ........................................................................103
MC38
 :
 Transport
 phenomena
 impac?ng
 the
 safety
 and
 life?me
 of
 materials
 .......................................104
Poster
 session
 1.......................................................................................................................................105
MC
 1
 :
 Acous?cs:
 Recent
 advances
 in
 acous?c
 wave
 propaga?on,
 genera?on
 and
 sensing
 in
 condensed

 ma;er...........................................................................................................................................105
MC
 3:
 Graphene
 I:
 Graphene
 spintronics.................................................................................................106
MC
 8
 :
 Low
 Temperatures
 –
 Superconduc?vity
 I:
 Mesoscopic
 superconduc?vity
 and

 quantum
 circuits106
MC
 12
 :
 Macromolecular
 physics:
 Polymer
 brushes
 for
 nano-­‐devices
 and
 bio-­‐technologies...................108
MC
 14
 :
 Nanomaterials
 I:
 Nanofabrica?on
 using
 focused
 electrons
 and
 ions
 beams..............................109
MC
 18
 :
 Nano-­‐op?cs
 III:
 Revealing
 op?cal
 proper?es
 of
 nanostructured
 materials.................................110
MC
 24
 :
 SoX
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 II:
 SoX
 Interfaces...................................................................................111
MC
 25
 :
 SoX
 Condensed
 Ma;er
 III:
 Drops
 and
 emulsions
 versus
 bubbles
 and
 foams.............................111
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