Introduction
Materials research is undergoing a paradigm shift from largely try-and-error experimentations to materials design guided by theory, computation, data mining. The proposed symposium aims at bringing together both computational materials scientists and experimentalists to report new breakthroughs in materials design and understanding guided by theory, computation, and data mining, in integrated experimental and computational studies of materials, and in validation of predicted/designed materials by experiments.
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Submission Topics
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Design of materials with new chemistry or new atomic/electronic structures
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Design of materials with new microstructures/heterostructures, or new defect structures
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Design of materials with dramatically enhanced properties under external constraints
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Experimental synthesis, characterization, and applications of materials predicted and designed by computation and theory
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Combined experimental and computational studies of materials
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Computational and data mining tools for materials by design
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Experimental synthesis and characterization tools for generating materials data that are needed for computational design
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Materials data generation and data mining
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Significantly improved understanding of materials through theory and computation
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Conference Date
Nov 27
2016
toDec 02
2016
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Jun 16 2016
Abstract Submission Deadline
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Dec 02 2016
Registration deadline
Contact Information
- Long-Qing Chen
- lq******@psu.edu
- 814*********
- Lidong Chen
- cl******@mail.sic.ac.cn
- 008*********
- Jörg Neugebauer
- ne******@mpie.de
- 49-*********
- Ichiro Terasaki
- te******@cc.nagoya-u.ac.jp
- 81-*********
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