Agenda

PRELIMINARY AGENDA

of the

International Spring School on Forefront Alloys and Advanced Materials for Extreme Conditions

Day 1 | Monday, May 15th 2017

Time	Title
08.30-09.00	Registrations
09.00-09.30	Introduction and official presentation
ADVANCED MATERIALS FOR AEROSPACE & SPACE
09.30-10.15	You need more space – Frank M. Salzgeber
10.15-11.00	Introduction of new material in space - qualification testing needs – Michael Scheerer
11.00-11.15	Coffee Break & Poster Session
11.15-12.00	Current advances and emerging needs in aeronautical materials: could nanocrystalline alloys offer the desired breakthrough? – Spiros Pantelakis
12.00-12.45	Space engineering – process of satellite hardware development – Tamás Barczy
12.45-13.30	Qualification of brazing of SiC materials for spatial applications – Valerie Chaumat
13.30-14.00	Poster Session
14.00-15.30	Lunch
15.30-16.15	Material developments for space applications – Pal Barczy
ADVANCED MATERIALS UNDER EXTREME CONDITIONS
16.15-17.00	Benefit of extreme pressure in materials sciences – Alain Largeteau
17.00-17.45	High temperature corrosion in extreme environments focusing on different HTF's such as liquid lead and molten salt - Peter Szakálos
17.45-18.30	Best available methods for developing ceramic coatings for high temperature applications – Motoc Adrian Mihail
18.30-19.15	Materials consolidation by high pressure in solid and liquid medium for extreme conditions – Mythili Prakasam
19.15-20.30	Free time at the Resort
20:30	Buffet dinner

Day 2 | Tuesday, May 16th 2017

Time	Title
PRODUCTION, PROPERTIES, ADVANCED TESTING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF FOREFRONT SUPERMATERIALS
08.30-09.15	Toward frictionless engineering surface – Tomas Polcar
09.15-10.00	Micro-Manufacturing Engineering and Technology – Yi Qin
10.00-10.45	Advanced Ceramics for Energy and Nanomechanical Methods for in-situ characterization and residual stress estimate – Antonio Rinaldi
10.45-11.00	Coffee Break & Poster Session
11.00-11.45	Potentials and limits of novel severe plastic deformation techniques applied to metallic materials – Marcello Cabbibo
11.45-12.30	Corrosion tests for metals and alloys – Michele Mascia & Annalisa Vacca
12.30-13.15	High-Energy Ball Milling : a powerful technique for the synthesis of new alloys and nanostructured materials - Sebastiano Garroni
13.15-13.30	Poster Session
13.30-15.00	Lunch
TRANSDISCIPLINARY EDUCATION
15.00-15.45	General introduction to circular economy, efficiency of resources and sustainability of Advanced Materials – Santiago Cuesta-López
15.45-16.30	Methods and importance of assessing the safety and environmental compatibility of new materials – Lorena Romero-Santacreu
16.30-17.15	From Impact to Business: Fundamentals of understanding ‘Impact’ in the H2020 context – Andrea Kurz
17.15-17.45	European Funding Opportunities for young researchers - Marina Urbina
17.45-18.00	Lecturers vs Students free scientific debate
18.00-21.00	Free time at the Resort
21.00	Gala Dinner - Best poster award

Day 3 | Wednesday, May 17th 2017

Time	Title
THEORETICAL UNDERSTANDING OF ADVANCED MATERIALS
08.30-09.15	Multiscale modelling of multifunctional nanocomposites: Identification of parameters influencing the mechanical, electrical and thermal properties – Konstantinos Tserpes
09.15-10.00	Application of the nano-Calphad method to select stable binary nano-grained alloys – George Kaptay
10.00-10.45	Multiscale modelling as a successful tool for exploring forefront materials under extreme conditions - Santiago Cuesta-López
10.45-11.00	Coffee Break & Poster Session
11.00-11.45	Chemical synthesis of advanced materials with design functionalities for biomedical applications - Roxana M. Piticescu
11.45-12.30	Thermodynamical model for the discovery of stable nc alloys – Antonio Locci
*CLOSURE*
13.00-14.30	Lunch

Technical & Scientific coordination: Dr. Santiago Cuesta López (ICCRAM, General Manager)
Technical organization: Iris García and Gloria Rodríguez (ICCRAM, R&D Project Managers), Apostolos Chamos, Kyriaki Panagopoulou and Clio Drimala (EASN TIS)

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