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Meeting MS&T24: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium Mesoscale Phenomena in Functional Polycrystals and Nanostructures
Sponsorship ACerS Electronics Division
Organizer(s) Serge Nakhmanson, University of Connecticut
Edward P. Gorzkowski, Naval Research Laboratory
James A. Wollmershauser, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Seungbum Hong, KAIST
Javier Garay, University of California, San Diego
Pierre-Eymeric Janolin, CentraleSupélec
Ilya Sochnikov, University of Connecticut
Scope Mesoscopic phenomena span length scales that are considerably larger than atomic-bond distances, but small enough that classical continuum physics with averaged materials properties and behavior does not apply. The involved physical and chemical processes are bridging quantum-mechanical and continuum materials descriptions. Better understanding and control of these phenomena is critically important for improving the design, fabrication methods and functional performance of novel nano- and micro-structured materials. Many such systems exhibit intriguing behavior with nontrivial dependence of their mechanical, dielectric, magnetic, optical and transport properties on shape, size, morphology and anisotropy of their constituent components. This symposium brings together experts from academia, industry, and national laboratories to discuss the current state-of-the-art in theoretical modeling, synthesis, characterization, processing and applications of functional polycrystalline materials, as well as related nanostructures and nanocomposites.
Abstracts Due 05/15/2024

PRESENTATIONS APPROVED FOR THIS SYMPOSIUM INCLUDE


A Phase Field Analysis of Temperature-Dependent Grain Growth in Polycrystalline Alloys Embedded with Secondary Particles
Berry Phase Polarization Calculation of Carbon Nanotubes: Toward Non-Destructive Testing and Monitoring
Carbon, Coal and Graphite: A Simulation Approach
D-13: Computer Simulation as a Tool to Optimize Electronic Conduction
D-14: Modeling Domain Wall Dynamics in Polydomain Ferroelectric BaTiO3
D-15: Structural Optimization of Transport Properties in Artificial Interfacial Solids for High ZT Thermoelectrics
D-16: Ultra-Conducting Copper Graphene Composites from Coal
Electro-Optics in Ferroelectrics: Ab-Initio Insights
Exploring Barium Titanate: Theoretical Insights and Topological Phenomena
Exploring the Spatial Projection of Thermal Conductivity and Heat Transport in Materials
Ferroelectrics for Emergent Silicon-Integrated Optical Computing
Grain Boundary Chemistry and Electrical Potentials in Electronic Oxides
High-Throughput Approach for Predicting Optical Properties of Crystals
Intergranular Chemistry and Sintering of Metal Oxide Particle Powders
Metal-Graphene Interactions for Enhanced Electronic Conductivity in FCC Metals.
Microstructural Characterization of Artificial Interfacial Solids for High ZT Thermoelectrics
Nanoscale Flexoelectric Control of Tribology in Ferroelectrics
Permissible Domain Walls in Monoclinic Ferroelectric Phases
Predicting Failure via Grain Boundary Rupture Using a Stochastic FEM-based Approach
Vapor Phase Grown Metal Oxide Nanoparticles in Aqueous Environments: Structure Formation, Transformation Behaviour, and Reactivity


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