Special Session 5 MULTIFUNCTIONAL MATERIALS (MFM) (SS5)
The session aims at a broad coverage of all related aspects of functional polymers and composites. Multifunctional Materials (MFM) is a multidisciplinary session designed to serve an emerging field that connects the materials science, physics, chemistry, bioscience and engineering. This special session will appeal to academics, PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, industrial governmental researchers and scientists, and those currently involved in the development of polymeric and composite material applications to address the most critical needs in areas such as energy, transport, building, health and sustainability.
TOPICS
- Multifunctional polymers and composites
- Smart materials
- Stimuli-responsive materials: sensing, self-diagnosis and self-healing
- Multifunctionality, morphing and adaptivity
- Lightweight materials and arquitectures
- New developments and designs of polymers, composites and their structures
- Adhesives and adhesion. Polymer coatings and surface treatments
PUBLICATION
Information will be available soon
ORGANISER(S)
Dr. Alberto Jimenez Suarez University Rey Juan Carlos,
Spain
alberto.jimenez.suarez@urjc.es
OPENING TALK:
‘Development of 3D Foams Fully based on Recycled Short Carbon Fiber from Continuous Fiber-Reinforced Polymers Waste’
Abstract (PDF)
INVITED SPEAKER(S)
‘Vat 3D Printing of Ionically Conductive Polymers for Tactile Sensors’
Dr. Annalisa Chiappone
University of Cagliari,
Italy
Abstract (PDF)
‘Exploring the Reprocessing and Shape Memory Capabilities of Vitrimer-Based Nanocomposites and Multilayer Composites’
Dr. Alejandro Cortés Fernández
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos,
Spain
‘New Insights into Carbon Fiber Modification for Multifunctional Composites in Energy Storage Applications’
Dr. Bianca K. Muñoz Moreno
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos,
Spain
Abstract (PDF)
‘Effect of Barium Titanate Content on the β Phase Crystallization and Piezoelectric performance of P(VDF TrFE)-Based Nanocomposites’
Dr. Rocío Moriche Tirado
University of Seville,
Spain
Abstract (PDF)