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Overview
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Topics
- E-MRS Fall Meeting 2005 homepage
- Plenary session (invited talks)
- Indium nitride and indium rich related alloys: challenges and opportunities
- Multi-component alloys and intermetallic compounds for magnetic applications and nanotechnology
- Shape Memory Materials for Smart Systems
- Magnetoelectronics
- Hybrid polymer Systems of Industrial Importance
- Interfacial Processes and Properties of Advanced Materials
- Adhesion in building bonds - macro-, micro- and nanoscale
- Filler Metals, Solders and Joints of the next generation
- High pressure technology of nano-materials
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Programme
High Pressure School'6,
High pressure technology for nano-materials
Warsaw, 7 - 10 Sept. 2005
Scope of the High Pressure School:
- Application of high pressure for consolidation and production of nano-crystalline materials
- Modelling the structure of nanomaterials and mechanisms of their deformation
- Nanocrystalisation
- Characterisation of nanomaterials
Special topics:
- Nanostructured metals obtained by heavy plastic deformation
- Sintering nanocrystaline ceramics and composites
- Synthesis of nanopowders
Special Session:
- Working out the roadmap for the technology of nanostructured metalls and alloys with perspective 2015 (for more details, please, click here)
Who should attend:
Early stage researchers and advanced scientists aiming at
extending their knowledge in the main fields covered by the
symposium.
How HPS'6 is organised:
HPS'6 is part of the EMRS Fall Meeting. It is held in the building of the Warsaw University of Technology. Participants of HPS'6 will have access to 8 other symposia, poster session, and plenary lectures. Visits to labs of the Institute of High Pressure Physics is also foreseen.
High Pressure School
Programme
The school will be preceeded by the Workshop on Laser Ceramics
Organisers
- Julia Ivanisenko, Institute of Nanotechnology, Research Center Karlsruhe, Germany
- Michael Zehetbauer, High Performance Materials Group - Nanocrystalline Materials, Materials Physics Institute, University Center Boltzmanngasse,Vienna University, Austria
- Nikolay Krasilnikov, Institute of Physics of Advanced Materials,Ufa, Russia and Ulyanovsk State University, Ulyanovsk, Russia
- Witold Lojkowski, Institute of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences,Warsaw, Poland
- Bernard Kear, Department of Ceramic and Materials Engineering, Rutgers University, Piscataway
- Krzysztof Kurzydlowski, Faculty of Materials Science, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland
- Paul F. McMillan, Christopher Ingold Laboratories, Department of Chemistry, University College London, United Kingdom
Proceedings High Pressure School'6, High Pressure Technology of Nanomaterials
The abstracts are published on line after their acceptance.
At this moment it is planned to publish the proceedings in
Solid State Phenomena, Trans Tech Publications
Instructions for authors: PDF and DOC
Invited talk: up to 12 pages
Oral: up to 8 pages
Poster: up to 6 pages.
Please strictly respect the instructions for authors.
Sponsors
The Symposium is supported by:
- Center of Excellence PREANBIO at the Institute of High Pressure Physics
- Network "Nano and Micro Technology" acronym: NAMIC
- Nanoroad SME project
- Materials Design Division, Faculty of Materials Science. Warsaw University of Technology
Contact
Web site address is: http://www.e-mrs.org/meetings/fall2005/I.html
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Julia Yvanisenko (Chairman)
Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Institut für Nanotechnologie (INT)
Phone +49(0)7247-82 6961
Fax +49(0)7247-82 829
[email protected]
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Małgorzata Chmielecka (Symposium I Secretary)
Institute of High Pressure Physics
Phone (+48 22) 632 4302
Fax: (+48 22) 632 4218
[email protected]
