Physics has developed modern views of nature for more than a century. In addition to this traditional role, physics, especially the quantum physics has acqured new significance in the 21st century as the field responsible for driving and supporting nanoscience research, which will have even greater importance in the future because nanoscience will be the academic foundation for new technologies. The Symposium will provide an international forum for open exchange of topical information and for stimulating discussions on novel concepts and future prospects of nanoscience and quautum physics.

Topics to be covered include, but are not limited to:
Category 1 : Novel nanostructure (Nanowires, Nanotubes, Spin-related structure, etc.)
Category 2 : Characterization and observation (Nanoprobes, Coherent control, etc.)
Category 3 : Electronic and optical properties of nanostructure
Category 4 : Theory and new concept
Category 5 : Quantum Physics (Quantum information, Nuclear Physics, Astrophysics, etc.)