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18 - 20 May 2010 |
METAL 2010
Hotel Relax, Roznov pod Radhostem, Czech Republic
19th International Conference on Metallurgy and Materials
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3-4 June 2010 |
Norwegian Metallurgical Society Conference
Location to be confirmed
The conference features parallel sections covering:
Light Metals (upstream)
Light Metals (downstream)
Solar Cells
Advanced Materials
Offshore materials
The main language is Norwegian, but there will normally be a number of
presentations in English. The preliminary main theme of the conference
is:
"The Scientific Environment (Institutions and Industry) through the Financial Crisis"
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20-23 June 2010 |
Advanced Materials and Technologies AMT2010
Zakopane, Poland
Invited speakers:
Prof. B. Clyne, President of FEMS, University of Cambridge, UK:
"Progress in surface engineering";
Prof. S. van der Zwaag, Vice-President of FEMS, Delft Univ. The Netherlands:
"Self-healing materials";
Prof. P. Dolabella Portella, Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Berlin, Germany:
"Physical metallurgy of single crystal nickel-base superalloys";
Prof. P. Goodhew, The Higher Education Academy; UK Centre for Materials Education, Dep.of Engineering, University of Liverpool:
"National Subject Profile for higher education programmes in Materials";
Prof. K. Kurzydłowski, Technical University of Warsaw:
"Modelling of microstructure and properties from the nano- to macro scale";
Prof. W. Neumann, Humboldt University, Berlin:
"Advanced microstructure diagnostics concerning quantitative HRTEM and analysis of interphases";
Prof. H. Bhadeshia, University of Cambridge, UK:
"Phase transformation contributing properties of modern steels";
Prof. E. Cesari, Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain:
"Progress in development of shape memory alloys; thermal and magnetic";
Prof. Y. Brechet, LTPCM/ENSEEG, Grenoble, France:
"Limits in scale refinement; strain rate sensitivity, work hardening and ductility of nanostructure materials";
Prof. F. Bruckert, Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble, France:
"Challanges of Materials Engineering in demands of Life Science and Medicine; biomaterials, bio-physics";
Prof. R. Ebner, Materials Center, Leoben, Austria:
"Damage mechanisms during modern steel manufacture";
Prof. M. Zehetbauer, University of Vienna, Austria:
"Progress in nanomaterials"
Prof. J. Eckert, IFW Dresden, Germany:
"New achievements in metallic glasses and amorphous materials";
Dr. Tadeusz Siwecki; Swerea KIMAB AB, Division of Metallurgy KTH, Sweden,
"Practical and theoretical aspects in deformed steel products";
Dr. habil. J. M. Lackner, Joanneum Research Laser Center, Leoben, Austria:
"New advanced hybrid coatings"
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26-30 July 2010 |
Junior Euromat 2010
Lausanne, Switzerland
The major event for young materials scientists, Junior Euromat offers attractive opportunities to young materials scientists, constituting a wide-ranging tool for the integration in materials science and engineering. The symposium is intended to reflect the informal atmosphere of a summer school.
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29 August - 3 September 2010 |
European Conference on Fracture - ECF 18
Dresden
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11-13 May 2011 |
SF EXPO CHINA 2011 (The 9th Guangzhou International Surface Finishing, Electroplating and Coating Exhibition)
Guangzhou, China
SF EXPO CHINA 2011 is a premier biennial event organized by China Surface Finishing Engineering Association Electroplating Branch. With the aim to provide exhibitors and visitors with a perfect platform for business cooperation, technology exchange and information share, SF EXPO CHINA will be committed to completely improving the surface finishing industry.
SF EXPO CHINA 2011 website
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4-7 December 2011 |
Fray International Symposium On Metals and Materials Processing in a Clean Environmet / Incorporating International Symposiums on 'Advanced Sustainable Iron and Steel Making' and 'Sustainable Non-Ferrous Smelting in 21st Century'
Cancun, Mexico
This major symposium is in honor of the distinguished work and lifetime achievements of Prof. Derek Fray. Professor Fray is a well known figure for his deeply impact in materials extraction and processing world. He is author of almost 400 scientific papers and inventor on approximately 179 patents arising from 62 families of patents. He is Fellow of some of the most prestigious professional societies around the world. Throughout his career his activity has impacted various fields such as non-ferrous, ferrous and nano-scale materials processing; many processing routes including pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy, chemical vapor synthesis and processing, recycling; and several investigation techniques such as experimental measurements and physical modeling and simulation. Reflecting this rich activity the scope of this symposium will be based in the equally important three topical areas: principles, technologies and industrial practice with special emphasis to a globally sought clean environment of 21 century. It will include but it is not limited to, non-ferrous metal extraction, processing and sulfide smelting (including light metals, PMG and Ferro alloys); iron and steel production; mineral processing; chemical and metallurgical process reactors; refractory materials; recycling, waste treatment, soil remediation and biotechnologies; chemistry of power and energy generation; composite, hybrid, polymeric, ceramic materials and nanomaterials; value addition and advanced materials; legal and management, and environmental related issues.
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