The topics covered by the conference have continued to evolve to reflect the cutting edge of the research landscape. To reflect the significant international interest in quantum technologies ICANS30 welcomes research directed towards these applications within the topics covered.

ICANS30 will run three parallel symposia during the conference with the entire conference coming together for the Mott Lecture and Plenary talks. Each Symposium will run a programme based around the topics outlined below.

A1: Electronic Defects & Transport | Chair: Dr Nicholas Hine
A2: Advanced Models of Electronic Properties | Chair: Prof. Vladimir Falko
A3: Simulation of Device Behaviour | Chair: Prof. Jenny Nelson
A4: Advanced Characterisation Methods & Techniques | Chair: Prof. Sarah Haigh

B1: Nanoscale Semiconductors | Chair: Dr Jessica Boland
B2: 2D Materials | Chair: Prof. Manish Chhowalla
B3: Wide Bandgap Materials | Chair: Prof. David Binks
B4: Amorphous Semiconductors | Chair: Prof. Pere Roca i Cabarrocas
B5: Si Thin Film | Chair: tbc
B6: Perovskite & Organic Materials | Chair: Dr Lyudmila Turyanska
B7: Defect and Impurity Engineering | Chair: Prof. Steve Clowes
B8: Thin Film Growth & Deposition | Chair: Dr Tim Moorsom

C1: Photodetectors & Photovoltaics | Chair: Prof. Richard Curry
C2: Coherent & Incoherent Sources | Chair: Dr Patrick Parkinson
C3: Single Photon Sources | Chair: Prof. Luca Sapienza
C4: Thin Film Transistor Technologies | Chair: tbc
C5: Photonic Waveguide Technologies | Chair: Dr Iain Crowe
C6: Memory Devices & Technologies | Chair: Dr Robert Simpson
C7: Quantum Devices | Chair: Prof. Steve Clowes
C8: Plasmonic Systems & Devices | Chair: Dr Wayne Dickson
C9: Low-loss electronics | Chair: Prof. Edmund Linfield