SYMPOSIUM P - Crystal Chemistry of Functional Materials
This
symposium will investigate the relationship between features at
atomic level such as crystal chemistry and crystal structure and
macroscopic physical properties. Phase diagrams which represent
the heterogeneous phase relations of multi component systems and
which are based on the relevant crystal chemistry serve as a
framework for interpreting the microscopic – macroscopic
relations. Regarding thin films, the interplay between rate
controlled growth and in situ monitoring provides additional
opportunities for atomic level structure control.
There will be
sessions on the following topics:
- Crystal
chemistry, crystal structure, defects, and
non-stoichiometry
- Phase
equilibria and thermodynamics
- Processing
of bulk ceramics, thin films, and single crystals
- Relations
between the physical properties and the crystal chemistry
- New
materials
Tentative
list of invited speakers:
- J.P.
Attfield (Cambridge University, U.K.): Structure-property
relationships in doped perovskite oxides.
- P.D. Battle
(University of Oxford, U.K.): Structure-property
relationships in metal oxides.
- D. Beltran
(University of Valencia, Spain): (confirmed).
- K. Bente
(University of Leipzig, Germany): Structure systematic of
polynery semi conducting compounds.
- J.C. Boivin
(University of Lille, France): Fast oxide ion conductors.
- R. Brec
(Laboratoire Jean Rouxel (CNRS), Nantes, France): (to be
confirmed).
- H. Dittrich
(Zentrum für Sonnenenergie und Wasserstoff-Forschung,
Ulm): Stacking fault analysis in layered structures.
- G. Ferey
(UInstitut Lavoisier (CNRS), Versailles, France):
(confirmed).
- M. Jansen
(Max-Planck-Institut fuer Festkoerperforschung,
Stuttgart, Germany): Production, properties, and
structure of amorphous ceramics.
- J.
MacManus-Driscoll (Imperial College, London, U.K.): Basic
thermodynamic studies in the RE-Ba-Cu-O system and
application to liquid phase epitaxial growth of thick
films on metallic substrates.
- R. Marchand
(Laboratoire des Verres et Céramiques (CNRS), Rennes,
France). (confirmed).
- K.R.
Poeppelmeier (University of Evanston, Illinois, USA):
copper-rich oxides with molybdenum and vanadium.
- W. Schnick
(University of Munich, Germany): (confirmed).
- D. Sinclair
(University of Sheffield, U.K.): Novel doping mechanisms
to high permeability BaTiO3 dielectrics.
- J.M.
Tarascon (Laboratoire de Reactivité et de Chimie des
Solides (CNRS) Amiens, France): (to be confirmed).
- G. Van
Tendeloo (EMAT, University of Antwerp, Belgium):
(confirmed).
- T. Vanderah
(National Institute of Standards Technology, Washington
D.C., USA): (to be confirmed).
- A.R. West
(University of Sheffield, U.K.): (confirmed).
- W. Wong-Ng
(National Institute of Standards Technology, Washington
D.C., USA): (confirmed).
Symposium
Organizers:
- Peter
Majewski
- Max-Planck-Institut
fuer Metallforschung
- Heisenbergstr.
5
- 70569
Stuttgart
- Germany
- Phone:
+49-711-6861-127
- Fax:
+49-711-6861-131
- majewski@aldix.mpi-stuttgart.mpg.de
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- Amparo
Fuertes
- Institut
de Ciència de Materials de Barcelona (C.S.I.C.)
- Campus
U.A.B.
- 08193
Bellaterra
- Spain
- Phone:
+34-93-5801853
- Fax:
+34-93-5805729
- amparo.fuertes@icmab.es
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- Rudi
Cloots
- University
of Liege, Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory
- Chemistry
Institute B6, Sart-Tilman
- 4000
Liege, Belgium
- Phone:
+32-4-3663436
- Fax:
+32-4-3663413
- rcloots@ulg.ac.be
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