1st	International Symposium on the
	Functionality of Organized Nanostructures
	(FON'04)
	(Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of the Atomcraft Project)

§November 30, 2004
	18:00	Early Registration and Mixing (Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba)
§December 1, 2004
	8:00	Regstration (International Congress Center)
	Chair: T. Nakayama
	8:45	T. Nakayama (NIMS & University of Tsukuba) Opening Remark
	8:50	T. Kishi (President of NIMS) Greetings
	9:00	H. Rohrer (Nobel Laureate, Switzerland) Nano materialscience
	9:30	Short break
	Chair: D. Eigler
	9:45	J.K. Gimzewski (UCLA, USA) Nanomechanical probes from bacteria to nuclear fusion
	10:15	T. Kawai (Osaka University, Japan) DNA based nano-scale bio-devices
	10:45	H. Tokumoto (Hokkaido University, Japan) Single multi-walled carbon nanotubes for SPM-tips and FE sources
	11:15	Poster Session (Group Photo & Coffee Service)
	12:15	Lunch
	Chair: T. Sakurai
	13:15	D. Eigler (IBM, USA) Single-atom spin-flip spectroscopy
	13:45	M. Kawai (RIKEN & Univ. of Tokyo, Japan) Electron Phonon Interaction at Surfaces
	14:15	T.T. Tsong (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) Quantum and size effects on the growth of surface nano structures
	14:45	K. Takayanagi (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan) STM-UHV electron microscope study on nanowires and nanocontacts: Structure and electronic conductance quantization
	15:15	Short break
	Chair: F. Himpsel
	15:30	C. Joachim (CNRS, France) Electronic contact conductance on a molecular wire
	16:00	M. Tsukada (Waseda University, Japan) Recent theoretical progress of SPM and nano-structures
	16:30	A. Tonomura (Hitachi & RIKEN, Japan) The quantum phenomena observed by electrons
	17:00	S. Tarucha (University of Tokyo, Japan) Control over spin effects in semiconductor quantum dot molecules
	17:30	Y. Arakawa (University of Tokyo, Japan) Fabrication and optical properties of quantum dots for advanced photonic devices
	19:00	Banquet (Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba)
§December 2, 2004
	Chair: H. Yokoyama
	8:30	E. Maruyama (RIKEN, Japan) Some historical notes on nanoscience/technology research in Japan
	9:00	C. Gerber (IBM, Switzerland) Nanomechanics : a toolbox for the small
	9:30	K. Namba (Osaka University, Japan) Self-assembly and dynamic switching of the bacterial flagellum
	10:00	Y. Horiike (NIMS, Japan) Behaviors of DNA in nano-channel
	10:30	Short break
	Chair: C. Joachim
	10:50	H. Yokoyama (AIST, Japan) Novel electro-optical and mechanical functionalities in nanostructured liquid crystals
	11:20	P.S. Weiss (Pennsilvania State Univ., USA) Creating nanostructures through self- and directed assembly
	11:50	T. Hashizume (Hitachi, Japan) Characteristics of organic nanowires using two-/four-probe fine electrodes fabricated by SPM nanofabrication
	12:20	Lunch
	Chair: J.K. Gimzewski
	13:20	F. Himpsel (Univ. of Wisconsin Madison, USA) Atomic chains on silicon: From low-dimensional electrons to the limits of data storage
	13:50	N. Koguchi (NIMS, Japan) Self-assembly of semiconductor quantum dots by droplet epitaxy
	14:20	J.-S. Tsai (NEC & RIKEN, Japan) Recent progresses in superconducting charge qubit
	14:50	K. Matsumoto (Osaka University) Carbon nanotube applications for nanoelectron devices
	15:20	Short break
	Chair: J.-S. Tsai
	15:40	J.-G. Hou (Univ. of Sci. & Technol. of China, China) Study of single molecules and nanoparticles with a scanning tunneling microscope
	16:10	M. Hara (Tokyo Inst. of Technol. & RIKEN, Japan) Self-Assembled Monolayers and Single Molecular Detection
	16:40	J. Pethica (Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland) Nanomechanics, energy dissipation and shape formation
	17:10	T. Sakurai (Tohoku University, Japan) Alkali metals adsorption on the Si (111)-7x7 surface: From 2D gas to magic clusters
	17:40	M. Aono (NIMS & Osaka Univ., Japan) Fabrication, characterization and organization of nanostructures
	18:10	F. Grey (CERN, Switzerland) Closing Remark