SCHEDULE
  Monday, April 2   Tuesday, April 3


Sunday, April 1
7:30 Opening Reception at Morris Inn
Monday, April 2
9:00 AM Introduction, University of Notre Dame
   
Session I Chair: Dan Meisel, University of Notre Dame
9:30 AM Rudy Marcus (California Institute of Technology)
On the Theory of Intermittent Fluorescence of
Quantum Dots
  Michel Orrit (Universiteit Leiden)
Charge transfer in the fluorescence blinking of single molecules and semiconductor nanoparticles
10:30 AM Break
   
Session II Chair: Prashant Kamat, University of Notre Dame
11:00 AM Sunney Xie (Harvard University)
Deciphering the Origin of Dispersed Kinetics of Blinking in Single Quantum Dots
  Paul Barbara (University of Texas)
Internal Field Effect on the Photoluminescence Intensity Fluctuations of Single CdSe Nanocrystals
12:00 Noon Lunch (Center Dining Area, Lower Level)
   
Session III Chair: Greg Hartland, University of Notre Dame
1:30 PM Haw Yang (University of California – Berkeley)
Beyond a Simple Two-State Model: Characterization of Intermediate; Emission States in Single CdSe/ZnS Core-Shell Colloidal Nanoparticles
Jianshu Cao
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Statistics of Single Molecule Time Series
2:30 PM Break
   
Session IV Chair: Steve Ruggiero, University of Notre Dame
3:00 PM Gabor Forgacs (University of Missouri)
Rusty Lansford (California Institute of Technology)
Jay Nadeau (McGill University)
Fluorescence intermittency as a tool for tracking nanoparticle surface modification and breakdown in living cells
  Matthew Lang
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
Combined Trapping and Single-molecule FRET
  Jyoti Jaiswal (Rockerfeller University)
Real-time imaging of single events with quantum dots
5:30 PM
Bus boarding in front of McKenna Hall
(west entrance)
6:00 PM Wine Tasting, Studebaker Museum
7:00 PM Dinner, Tippecanoe Place
   
 
   
Tuesday, April 3
Session V Chair: Steve Corcelli, University of Notre Dame
8:30 AM Moungi Bawendi
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
  Matthew Pelton (Argonne National Laboratory) Blinking of Nanocrystal Quantum Dots On Time Scales from Microseconds to Seconds
  Jacob Hoogenboom (University of Twente)
Power-law blinking in the fluorescence of single organic molecules
  Philip Reid, University of Washington
Dispersive Kinetics from Single Molecules Oriented in Single Crystals of Potassium Acid Phthalate
10:30 AM Break
   
Session VI Chair: Steve Corcelli, University of Notre Dame
11:00 AM Jacek Furdyna (University of Notre Dame)
  David Nesbitt (University of Colorado)
  Sasha Efros
(Center for Computational Material Science)

Time-dependent quenching of Photoluminescence in Single Nanocrystals and Nanowires
12:00 Noon Luncheon (Center Dining Area, Lower Level)
   
Session VII Chair: Olaf Wiest, University of Notre Dame
1:30 PM Eli Barkai (Bar-Ilan University)
Stochastic and Physical Models of Blinking Nano-Crystals
  Pavel Frantsuzov (Notre Dame)
Quantum dot blinking without charging
  Paolo Grigolini, University of North Texas
Intermittent fluorescent processes: How to take their renewal properties into account
3:00 PM Break
   
Session VIII Chair: Dan Gezelter, University of Notre Dame
3:30 PM Philippe Guyot-Sionnest (University of Chicago)
Switching luminescence of colloidal quantum dots by charge injection
  Fernando Stefani
(Institute of Photonic Sciences, Barcelona Spain)

Photoluminescence blinking of colloidal quantum dots: residual memory and deviations from power-law distributions
  Catherine Crouch, Swarthmore College Marija Drndic (University of Pennsylvania)
Fluorescence blinking statistics from CdSe core and core-shell nanorods
6:30 PM Banquet (Donors Room, Morris Inn)