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  • From: Biro LP <biro AT mfa.kfki.hu>
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Subject: EMRS 2015 Fall Meeting - Call for Papers
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 2015 09:30:48 +0100
From: EMRS - Warsaw Office <emrs AT inmat.pw.edu.pl>
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E-MRS 2014 Fall
                                                  Meeting Call For
                                                  Papers

E-MRS 2015 Fall Meeting
CALL FOR PAPERS

The 2015 E-MRS Fall Meeting and Exhibit will be held
in Warsaw University of Technology
from September 15th to 18th - Tuesday-Friday

The conference will include 23 parallel symposia,
one plenary session, one exhibition
and much more; Abstract deadline: May 25th, 2015

Fall Meeting will be connected with EUROMAT conference (21th-24th September),
organized by FEMS, at Warsaw University of Technology, immediately following the Fall Meeting.

Both conferences are under the auspices of the European Materials Forum (EMF).
There will be a "Materials Weekend", 19th-20th September, organised jointly by E-MRS and FEMS between the conferences. It will consists of lectures, tutorials, political events, etc ...


Contact information - Conference Secretariat:

phone: +48 22 234 87 35
fax: +48 22 234 87 94
e-mail: emrs AT inmat.pw.edu.pl

ABSTRACT DEADLINE: May 25, 2015

In fairness to all potential authors, late abstracts will not be accepted

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Scheduled Symposia:



MATERIALS AND DEVICES FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT APPLICATIONS

A
Materials for energy storage and conversion


Scientists of different communities exploring the new possibilities for materials for energy storage & conversion through their investigation. Hence, there should be E-MRS symposium dedicated to the connection between theory and experiments including both academia and industry.[...]
B
Materials for CO2 capture and storage 


The scope of the symposium includes the mechanism, fabrication and applications of functional materials applied for carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS).[...]
C
Hydrogen storage in solids: materials, systems and application trends


Over the last decade, intensive efforts have been devoted worldwide to the research and development of materials with suitable hydrogen storage properties. Enormous progress has been accomplished and the scope of materials has expanded greatly:[...]
D
  12th International Symposium on Electrochemical/ Chemical Reactivity of New Materials – „Surface Science – key to understand advanced materials”


The scope of this symposium belongs to the general topic “Chemistry for materials science” and is aimed at promoting various opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration of scientists from around the world in addition to presentation of new results, ideas and technologies in the field of chemical properties of novel materials [...]
E
Self-healing materials – from concepts to market


The ability of a material to show autonomous or activated self-repair is of importance in view of costs, sustainability, and safety. This interdisciplinary symposium will present the latest update on various strategies to induce self-healing in structural and functional materials where damage management and self-repair is of relevance. 
F
Materials and coatings for extreme environments


The need to develop materials which can perform well in severe operating environments is increasing with advances in technology and modern requirements for higher efficiency in all areas such as manufacturing, energy, transport, space, automobile industry and communications, deep-sea technologies etc.


MATERIALS FOR ELECTRONICS AND OPTOELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS AWAY FROM SILICON

G
Transparent conductive materials: from fundamental understanding to applications


Transparent Conductive Materials (TCM) play a pivotal role in many modern devices such as: solar cells, flexible light-emitting devices, touch screens and flexible transparent thin film heaters. This symposium aims at exploring the most recent ways to better understand the fundamental properties of TCMs and improve their integration in devices. [...]
H
Nitride semiconductors for high power and high frequency electronic devices


The symposium “Nitride semiconductors for high power and high frequency electronic devices “ focuses on nitride high power devices and challenges related to electronic transportation, energy efficiency, terahertz emission and advanced substrates for such application
I
Responsive materials operating outside of thermodynamic equilibrium


The proposed symposium will focus on materials that – akin to biological matter – operate away from thermodynamic equilibrium. Such materials are at the forefront of modern materials science research because they are capable of performing « smart », life-like functions, including responsiveness to external cues, taxis, or even self-replication. 
J
Ferroic perovskites for advanced materials


Physical properties of perovskite-based ferroics find applications in virtually all branches of functional materials. This symposium will gather researchers from a broad range of fields in order to discuss advances in understanding and applications of (multi-)ferroic perovskites. 
L
Towards Oxide-Based Electronics: growth and applications of oxide thin films and heterostructures


Transition metal oxides are ideal candidates as functional materials for next generation of electronic and energy devices. This symposium, organized by the MP1308 TO-BE COST Action “Towards Oxide-Based Electronics”, is open to all scientists of the field. [...]


NANOMATERIALS, NANOSTRUCTURES AND NANO DEVICES

M
Hierarchical assembly of nano-scale building blocks


It is generally accepted that by improving control over the synthesis and assembly of nanoparticle building blocks it will be possible to produce materials with tailored and predictable properties. Furthermore, by incorporating hierarchical control into the assembly (through type, size and spatial distribution of the NPs) it will be possible to improve materials properties and performance and develop new functionalities
N
Deformation at small-scale: insights from experiments and simulations 


Mechanical properties of crystalline micro or nano objects have recently drawn intensive attention, through their high achievable yield strength and ductility. They are thus considered as model samples to investigate elementary deformation processes (dislocations, twins) close to the atomic scale. 
O
Alternative semiconductor integration in Si microelectronics: materials, techniques & applications


The symposium aims to gather scientists working on monolithic heterogeneous integration to expand silicon technology. It builds on a series of symposia that attracted a steadily increasing number of attendees. This research paves the way towards highly functionalized Silicon-based microelectronics technologies that can address challenges in our societies.
P
Electronic & optical nature of silicon nanostructures: doping, interface effects & strain


Silicon nanostructures in all dimensionalities are investigated by researchers working in both fundamental science (nanophysics, nanotechnology) and microelectronic engineering (future CMOS technologies, sensors, photovoltaics, etc.). This symposium intends to cover theoretical, experimental and application aspects of all types of Si nanostructures with emphasize on doping, surface/interface effects, and advanced metrology methods. 
Q
Colloidal Assembly of Functional Nanomaterials: from assembly routes to functional device


The assembly of nanoparticles into complex and functional superstructures is key to achieving tailor-made materials with functional properties at the nanoscale. Novel synthesis strategies that include various classes of building blocks give rise to advanced nanomaterials like photonic crystals, multifunctional carriers for drug delivery or elaborate superlattice structures.
R
Nanocarbon Electrochemistry and Interface


This symposium will focus on electrochemical characterization and properties of diamond, CNTs, graphene, carbon particles and nanocomposites, etc. The key topics will include their application in electroanalysis, biosensing, electrocatalyst, electrosynthesis, environmental degredation, energy conversion and storage, etc. 


CHARACTERIZATION OF MATERIALS BY EXPERIMENTS AND COMPUTING

S
Molecular Materials for Quantum Computing


Quantum computing will lead the future revolution of information technology. Current efforts in materials science focus on the physical realization of qubits and qugates. This symposium will highlight the contribution to this from the molecular materials’ perspective, mainly on the manipulation of the electronic spin as the basic unit of quantum information.
T
High Pressure as a Tool to Design & Synthesize new High Tc Superconductor, Hard Materials & Multifunctional Oxides


The relation between electronic structure and the crystallographic atomic arrangement is one of the fundamental questions in condensed matter physics and inorganic chemistry. Since the discovery of the atomic nature of matter and its periodic structure, this has remained as one of the main questions regarding the very foundation of solid systems. Needless to say this has also bearings on physical and chemical properties of matter, where again the relation between structure and performance is of direct interest. 
U
Heat transfer at short time and length scales


This symposium is focused on the transfer of heat in conditions where the dynamics of carriers is affected by short time and/or short space scales. The goal is to bridge the gap between experiments and modeling, fundamental issues and applications to move towards a deeper understanding of the physics and the related devices.
V
Stress, structure, and stoichiometry effects on the properties of nanomaterials


Nanomaterials and nanostructures are playing an increasing role in everyday life as part of complex (miniaturized) electronic devices but also as components of modern tools for diagnosis and treatment in medicine. Because of that, preparation and characterization of well controlled, at the nanoscale size, of complex nanomaterials and nanostructures is of paramount importance for their applications. The proposed symposium provides an interdisciplinary forum to discuss recent progress in the area [...].
W
Nanoscale phase separations in spintronic materials, superconductors, and other systems 


The symposium aims at bringing together researchers from both academia and large scale facilities (synchrotrons, centers for neutron scattering and for nuclear research,…) in order to present the latest advances in the synthesis and characterization of materials undergoing nanoscale phase separation, and the mechanisms of phase separation and on the perspective functionality of these systems.

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Prof. L. P. Biro, PhD, DSc, Corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Research Professor, Head of the Nanostructures Department 
MFA       Institute of Technical Physics and Materials Science
EK        Centre for Energy Research 
MTA       Hungarian Academy of Sciences 
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