Ion Beams - New Applications from Mesoscale to Nanoscale: Volume 1354

Part I. Reviews and Research Reports: 1. Universal biomolecule binding interlayers created by energetic ion bombardment Marcela Bilek; 2. Neural cell attachment on metal ion implanted glass surfaces Emel Sokullu Urkac; 3. Cluster ion beam processing: review of current and prospective applications Isao Yamada; 4. Nano-engineering with a focused helium ion beam Diederik Maas; 5. Multi-ion beam lithography and processing studies Bill Appleton; 6. Ion irradiation effects in silicon nanowires Kai Nordlund; 7. Folding graphene with swift heavy ions Sevilay Akcöltekin; 8. Ion irradiation on phase change materials Emanuele Rimini; 9. Ion beams for synthesis and modifications of nanostructures in semiconductors Anand Pathak; 10. Raman scattering study of Si nanoclusters formed in Si through a double Au implantation Durga Mahapatra; 11. Effects of hydrogen ion implantation and thermal annealing on structural and optical properties of single-crystal sapphire Mengbing Huang; 12. Post-CMOS integration of nanomechanical devices by direct ion beam irradiation of silicon Francesc Perez-Murano; 13. Enhanced adhesion of coating layers by ion beam mixing: an application for nuclear hydrogen production Jae-Won Park; 14. Structural changes induced by swift heavy ion beams in tensile strained Al(1-x)InxN/GaN hetero-structures Anand Pathak; 15. 5 MeV Si ion modification on thermoelectric SiO2/SiO2+Cu multilayer films Cydale Smith; 16. Study of scalable IBS nanopatterning mechanisms for III-V semiconductors using in-situ surface characterization Jean-Paul Allain; 17. Modeling of approximated electron transport across ion beam patterned quantum dot nanostructures Jonathan Lassiter; 18. RBS, XRD, raman and AFM studies of microwave synthesized Ge nanocrystals Anand Pathak; 19. Comparison of ion beam and electron beam induced transport of hot charge carriers in metal-insulator-metal junctions Marika Schleberger; Part II. Forum Report: 20. Future directions for ion beam technology and research: forum report John Baglin.