09.08.2019Excited states of matter, simulating them will be simpler
A research conducted by Stefano Pittalis from CnrNANO and Tim Gould from Griffith University, makes ...
01.08.2019S3 SEMINAR Prof. Sander Tans
Date and Time: Thursday August 1, 2019 - 11.00 Venue: S3 Semi...
09.07.201970th birthday of Federico Capasso
To celebrate the 70th birthday of the eminent scientist Federico Capasso and his enthus...
02.07.2019Q-SORT 2019 Interdisciplinary Training Webinars
The second Q-SORT Webinar Series, will be broadcasted during the
26.06.2019IN THE MEDIA: Our Andrea Camposeo interviewed @ Radio24
CnrNANO researcher Camposeo comments on Radio24, the researcht published in the journal Science Adva...
24.06.2019SuperTop Quant ERA 1st Year Meeting
The 1st year meeting of the SuperTop Quant ERA project will take place on June 24-25 at Nest in Pisa...
17.05.2019Nanowire Week 2019
The Nanowire Week 2019 will be held in Pisa (Tuscany), Italy, from September 23 to 27, 2019....
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The Institute of Nanoscience consists of two centers: NEST in Pisa and S3 in Modena.
The main research thematic areas of the Institute are
- Solid-state quantum technology.
- Fundamental and translational nanobiophysics.
- Nanoscale theory modelling and computation.
- Physics and technology of light at the nanoscale.
- Surfaces and interfaces: nanofabrication, imaging, and spectroscopy.
The Institute contributes also to communication and education in the nanosciences.
Characteristic feature of the Institute is the strong collaboration with Universities, in particular with Scuola Normale Superiore and University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, where the Institute centers are hosted, and with national and international research centers and companies. The main peculiarity of the Institute is the presence of an elevated number of research infrastructures at high technological level and the presence of a critical mass of research activities in the framework of Horizon 2020 program (see projects).