ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The conference is designed for business executives, engineers, and scientists to gain essential and wide-ranging knowledge about the science, technology, and applications of nanomaterials.
The three-day Congress includes:
Special Workshop: Graphene/Carbon nanotubes: properties, manufacturing techniques, and applications.
A series of comprehensive lectures by international leaders from industry, academia, and national laboratories. The presentations will review the state-of-the art in the rapidly expanding science and technology of nanomaterials.
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Workshop leaders:
Prof. Yu Zhu, The University of Akron
Prof. Fengge Gao, Nottingham Trent University
Workshop topics
Graphene - the basic building blocks for new carbons
(The relationship between graphene and other carbon materials and historic evolution of carbon materials)
Graphene derived micro/nano species suitable for composite application
(Graphene, graphene oxide, graphite interacted compounds, expanded graphite)
Graphene synthesis: various graphene synthesis techniques (including CVD, wet-chemistry etc.) will be discussed and reviewed in this section.
Graphene characterization: an introduction of characterization of graphene and graphene derivatives.
New properties from graphene.
A perspective of applications of graphene and its derived species
CONFERENCE TOPICS
Session I. Nanomaterials for energy applications.
Session organizer: Alex Kawczak, StrateNexus Technologies,
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Session II. Manufacturing and characterization of Nanomaterials.
Session organizer: Yu Zhu, University of Akron,
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Session III. Nanomaterials for defense, aerospace, and consumer products.
Session organizer: Dr. Samra Sangari, Boeing,
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Session IV. Open innovation in Nanomaterials.
Session organizer: Xiong Gong, University of Akron,
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Session V. Environmental and health aspects of Nanomaterials.
Session organizer: Amos Golovoy,
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