Description:
The next generation of composite structures possess smart multifunctional properties. The aim is to simultaneously embed responsiveness featuring mechanical, electronic, thermal, or other types of actuation/response. Optimization of balance of properties can be achieved by mixtures of nanoparticles or nanofeatures present in the composite, and morphology can be exquisitely complex. We invite papers exploring how composites can formualated optimally to be tuneable and interactive in any application ranging from: sensors to ballistics, catalytic conversion of pollutants in the environment to microfluidic valves, medical applications to energy-saving window coatings.
Sponsor:
Composites
Chair:
Zhengtang Luo
Assistant Professor
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Kowloon
Email: keztluo@ust.hk
Assistant Professor
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Kowloon
Email: keztluo@ust.hk
Co-chairs:
Luyi Sun
University of Connecticut
97 North Eagleville Road
Storrs, CT
Email: luyi.sun@uconn.edu
Nurxat Nuraje
Assistant Professor
Texas Tech University
Chemical Engineering
Lubbock, TX
79409
Fax Number: 806742-3552
Email: nurxat.nuraje@ttu.edu
University of Connecticut
97 North Eagleville Road
Storrs, CT
Email: luyi.sun@uconn.edu
Nurxat Nuraje
Assistant Professor
Texas Tech University
Chemical Engineering
Lubbock, TX
79409
Fax Number: 806742-3552
Email: nurxat.nuraje@ttu.edu
Papers:
Abstract Submissions Closed
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