cultuurcentrum Hasselt, Hasselt, Belgium
March 15-17, 2023
The 27th meeting of the international Hasselt Diamond Workshop continues the tradition of being the annual “early bird” venue for researchers to exchange the latest news on the progress in science and applications of CVD diamond. The meeting began in 1996 as a workshop for discussions about ‘Surface and Bulk Defects in Diamond’ (hence the acronym SBDD), and has since become known as one of the premier international conferences on diamond science and technology.
Through the yearly rotation of the Chair, each edition gets a clear signature programme based on the Chair's field of expertise. This year, the SBDD XXVII programme is focussed on diamond for electronic applications while also covering annually returning topics. This comprises the growth of high quality diamond material, including, doping, physics of colour centres and their properties, chemistry and physics of diamond surfaces, etc. Furthermore, use of these properties in high-power electronics, quantum devices, biomedical and bio-sensing applications, magnetic resonance, and many more will be discussed. Traditionally, SBDD XXVII is aiming at providing a forum where fundamental as well as application driven viewpoints can be discussed at the highest level.
We sincerely hope to see you soon in Hasselt for SBDD XXVII, enjoying CVD diamond science and Hasselt’s hospitality!
David A.J. Moran, Chair SBDD XXVII, and the Hasselt Diamond Workshop Organisation and Programme Board.
The health and well-being of attendees at the "Hasselt Diamond Workshop 2023 - SBDD XXVII" is of primary concern to the organisers. The organisers continue to monitor any developments related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and its potential impact on the meeting.
SBDD XXVII will take place as scheduled. In case of further large changes to the operating status of SBDD XXVII, all registered meeting attendees and mailing list subscribers will be directly notified via email in addition to updates on this webpage.
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Making use of the excellent facilities of the cultuurcentrum Hasselt for three full days, this year, the SBDD XXVII programme is focussed on diamond for electronic applications while also covering annually returning topics. This comprises the growth of high quality diamond material, including, doping, physics of colour centres and their properties, chemistry and physics of diamond surfaces, etc. Furthermore, use of these properties in quantum devices, high-power electronics, biomedical and bio-sensing applications, magnetic resonance, and many more will be discussed. Traditionally, SBDD XXVII is aiming at providing a forum where fundamental as well as application driven viewpoints can be discussed at the highest level.
The meeting will start on Wednesday morning, March 15, 2023, and will end Friday evening, March 17, 2023. In these three full days, several invited talks will be given, covering different topics.
Speaker | Presentation |
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Kirstine Berg-Sørensen, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark | Bio-sensing based on optically trapped nanodiamonds with NV-centers |
Dominik Bucher, Technische Universität München, Germany | Microscale NMR spectroscopy using NV-diamonds |
Nazar Delegan, Argonne National Laboratory, U.S.A. | Tunable, transferable, and isotopically engineered diamond membranes for quantum and more |
David Eon, CNRS/Université Grenoble Alpes-Institut Néel, France | Should we still believe in diamond power electronics? |
Hiroshi Kawarada, Waseda University, Japan | Oxidized silicon terminated diamond FETs operated as deep normally-off without deteriorating drain current density |
Jianbo Liang, Osaka City University, Japan | High performance GaN-on-diamond devices fabrication using diamond wafer bonding technology |
Patrick Salter, University of Oxford, U.K. | Femtosecond laser writing inside diamond |
Hitoshi Umezawa, AIST, Japan | Diamond electronics for harsh environmental applications |
Abstract submission is closed!
The deadline for submission of abstracts to be considered for oral and poster presentation was January 26, 2023, and February 6, 2023, respectively.
Date | |
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November 10 2022 | |
January 6 2023 | |
January 16 2023 | Abstract submission deadline (oral presentations) |
February 6 2023 | Abstract submission deadline (poster presentations) |
February 10 2023 | Confirmation of acceptance of abstracts |
February 24 2023 | Full programme (pdf, 714 KB) and final announcement |
March 2 2023 | Registration deadline for presenters |
March 8 2023 | Registration deadline |
March 15 - 17 2023 | Hasselt Diamond Workshop 2023 - SBDD XXVII |
March 31 2023 | Deadline for receiving the manuscripts |
The meeting will start on Wednesday morning, March 15, 2022, and will end Friday afternoon, March 17, 2023. In these three full days, several invited talks will be given, covering different topics.
The conference will take place at the cultuurcentrum Hasselt, Hasselt, Belgium.
The full programme is available for download here (pdf, 714 KB) from February 24, 2023.
Two poster sessions will be organised during the meeting. Panels will be provided to which the posters can be affixed with push pins or tape. Please bring fixing materials with you! The posters can be put up on Wednesday morning, and can remain there until Friday noon.
Dimensions
Online registration is closed.
For more information and/or questions on late or on site registration, contact the Conference Secretary.
Three different payment options are available:
In advance
At location
SBDD XXVII will take place at the cultuurcentrum Hasselt, aka the ccHa. The cultuurcentrum Hasselt is situated in the centre of Hasselt, just outside the ring road, and can be easily reached on foot.
cultuurcentrum Hasselt
Arrangements were made with the Express by Holiday Inn assuring a special rate for participants of our workshop.
The Express by Holiday Inn is fully booked!
In case of a fully booked hotel, rooms are also available at the Holiday Inn, or you can have a look here.
Holiday Inn Express
The Express by Holiday Inn is located in the center of Hasselt, very close to the railway station. Taxis are available in front of the railway station. Walking it takes about 10 minutes.
In the framework of the workshop, all oral and poster presenters have the opportunity to contribute to a Special Issue on "Recent Advances in Diamond Science and Technology" that will be published in physica status solidi (a).
All manuscripts need to be prepared using the templates of physica status solidi!
All manuscripts must be submitted online using the dedicated Editorial Manager website of physica status solidi (a): http://www.editorialmanager.com/pssa-journal.
Submit your manuscript in the "Diamond Science and Technology - SBDD XXVII" section that can be chosen from the drop-down menu on the "Please Select Section/Category" tab!
The manuscript preparation guidelines and templates can be found at: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/page/journal/18626319/homepage/author-guidelines.
In case of questions or problems, please mail the Editorial Office at pss@wiley-vch.de.
Companies that are interested in sponsorship and/or exhibition, please contact the Conference Secretary for further details.
The organisation would like to thank the following sponsors for their continuous support.
DIAMOND XXVII
STPL. For more information, please contact the representative.
PLATINUM
MUEGGE GmbH. For more information, please contact the representative.
SILVER
Quantum Diamonds. For more information, please contact the representative.
HiQuTe Diamond. For more information, please contact the representative.
Qnami. For more information, please contact the representative.
Freiberg Instruments. For more information, please contact the representative.
Seki Diamond Systems. For more information, please contact the representative.
Orbray. For more information, please contact the representative.
BRONZE
DIAMFAB. For more information, please contact the representative.
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Hasselt University, through the Institute for Materials research (IMO) and IMOMEC.