The Project

FACTOTHUMS is a project selected within the MIUR initiative "La Fabbrica del Futuro". The duration of the project lasts two years and it comprises three teams of three CNR institutes: IMM, ITIA and IMAMOTER. Dr. Alessandro Pecora is the principal investigator and the coordinator of the project.

Scientific and Industrial Objectives

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Highly disordered (forest) SiO2 nanowires (NWs), obtained by oxidizing SiNWs, have been decorated with metal (Au, Ag) nanoparticles (NPs). These hybrid structures combine strong scattering properties and optical transparency of SiO2 NWs, w

A new class of plasmonic materials have been developed by decorating silica NWs decorated with metal NPs. These materials are characterized by morphological and optical features

 

The activity of material synthesis at IMM Rome has two main objectives:

 

CORTICONIC is a European three years project. In particular, CORTICONIC belongs to Research Area: ICT-2011.9.11 FET Proactive; Neuro-Bio-Inspired Systems.

Corticonic, echoing electronics, consists of abstracting salient features of cortical organization for use in the simulation of the cortex executing higher level brain functions. Our final objective is to identify computational principles of the cerebral cortex underlying network dynamic patterns. In our long term vision, interfacing with the brain will take place:

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Wearable electronics and pervasive ambient computing are two scenarios where largely distributed flexible sensors networks are expected to be heavily used.

Date: 
2011-05-29 to 2011-06-01

The 35th Workshop on Compound Semiconductor Devices and Integrated Circuits (WOCSDICE 2011) was held in Catania from 29th  May to 1st June, 2011, organized by CNR-IMM.

The aim of the conference was to bring together internationally recognised researchers, young scientists and engineers to present state-of-the-art research findings in the areas of compound semiconductors, devices and integrated circuits.

 

Human gesture monitoring has always been the focus of many academic studies in the biomedical and commercial field.

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