We have a pleasure to invite to the conference
SMART ENGINEERING OF NEW MATERIALS
26th - 30th of June 2017 Lodz, Poland
The Conference is organised by:
INSTITUTE OF MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
LODZ UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, POLAND
with the cooperation of:
INSTITUTE OF MICROELECTRONICS AND OPTOELECTRONICS
WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, POLAND
and
DEPARTMENT OF SEMICONDUCTOR AND OPTOELECTRONIC DEVICES
LODZ UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, POLAND
and
FACULTY OF ELECTRONICS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND INFORMATICS
GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, POLAND
and
COMMITTEE ON MATERIALS SCIENCE OF THE POLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
under the auspices of:
- Rector of Lodz University of Technology
- Rector of Warsaw University of Technology
- The Mayor of the Lodz City
The tradition of Conference dates back to 1985 when the First International Conference on Diamond Crystallization under Reduced Pressure was held in Jabłonna in Poland. Since then, the Conference is organised regularly every five years. The last one - 6th International Conference on Wide Bandgap Materials progress in synthesis and applications was held in 2010 in Zakopane in Poland. Since the very first Conference the main aim of this event is the creation of the international forum of scientists for the presentation of the newest achievements and investigation results in vacuum and plasma techniques, synthesis, characterisation and application of diamond, its derivatives and other wide bandgap materials. Over time, the scope of the conference has expanded to include nanomaterials, biomaterials and new functional materials, in the range of production, design and optimisation of the synthesis and modification technologies, as well as discussion of current achievements in the field of cooperation between the scientific units and industry from different countries of the world.
The main topics of the Conference are:
A |
carbonaceus materials, |
B |
wide band gap materials, |
C |
nanomaterials and their arrangements, |
D |
functional materials (bio-fillic, bio-folic, optic), |
E |
two dimensional materials, |
F |
plasma assisted processes, |
G |
new structures and new applications, |
H |
graphene |