第7届国际薄膜与表面涂层技术进展会议已截止报名
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会议时间： 2014-07-15 08:00至 2014-07-18 08:00结束

会议地点：重庆详细地址会前通知周边酒店预订

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薄膜领域最具影响力的国际会议“ThinFilms2014”将于2014年7月15号-18号在重庆召开。此次国际会议是由国际薄膜协会主办，重庆大学材料科学与工程学院会议承办的薄膜领域盛会。“ThinFilms2014”国际会议是国际薄膜协会ThinFilm系列会议的第7届，大会主席为国际薄膜领域的著名学者新加坡南洋理工大学的张善勇教授。此次会议的主题涵盖了薄膜领域的前沿和热点问题，包括：Biological Coatings、Coatings for Clean Energy、Coating towards Industrial Applications、Electrochemistry of Thin Films、Functional Ceramic Thin Films、Mechanical Properties of Thin Films、Nanostructured and Nanocomposite Films and Coatings、Organic/Polymer Thin Films、Photocatalysis and Self-Cleaning Coatings、Smart Materials and Films。预计将有来自十几个国家的600-700位学者参会。

Symposium	Scope	Symposium Chair
Biological coatings (BCT)	Biological coatings actually create appropriate interfaces between bioimplants (or medical devices) and living tissue. Such coatings or interafces should either exhibit desirable biological properties, e.g., biocompatibility, bioactivity, haemocompatibility, antibacterial ability and etc., or improved intrinsic properties, such as wear-, corrosion-, and fatigue-resistance. This symposium focuses on recent advances in biological coatings/interfaces research, including interface design and characterization, coating processing and characterization, in vitro and in vivo studies, clinical trials of various biological coatings/interfaces and other areas.	Kui CHENG,
		Zhejiang University, China
		CIZEK JAN,
		Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic
Coatings for clean energy (CCE)	The purpose of this symposium is to provide an international forum for discussion and exchange of ideas on the up-to-date research and development of advanced thin film processes and materials for clean energy production. The participants from various industries, universities, and research laboratories are welcome to submit papers to discuss recent advances, developments, field applications, and future challenges for producing clean energy using thin film technologies. Major topics include every kind of thin films used in the applications of solar cells, photochemistry, hydrogen production and storage, fuel cells, etc. Papers on recent development in the plasmon-enhanced processes is extremely welcome. The presentation and discussion will focus on both basic science and applied technology. Reviewed papers will be published in an international journal.	J. H. HSIEH,
		Mingchi University of Technology, Twaiwan
		& Lidong Sun , Chongqing University, China
Coating towards industrial applications (CIA)	This symposium is for discussion and exchange of ideas and case studies in industrial coating applications. The participants from various industries, universities, and research laboratories are welcome to submit papers to discuss advanced developments towards real case industrial applications covering thin films and coatings processes, technological inventions/developments including processing or characterization equipment. The presentation and discussion should focus on applied technologies.	Yanwen ZHOU,
		University of Science & Technology Liaoning, China
		Peter KELLY,
		Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
Electrochemistry of thin films (ETF)	Electrochemistry of Thin Films; Physical Electrochemistry of Thin Films; Electrodeposition; Nanoscale Aspects in Electrochemical Surface Modification and Corrosion; Surfactant and Additive Effects on Thin Film Deposition and Particle Growth; Thin Film Sensors; Display Thin Films; Corrosion, Passivation and Anodic Thin Films; Electrochemical Surface Treatments; Electrochemical Fabrication and Characterization of Nanostructured Magnetic, Optical, Spintronic, and Conductive Thin Films; Electrochemistry of Graphene, Carbon Nanotube, Fullerene, and Diamondlike Carbon; Nanostructured and Functionalized Polymer Thin Films; Impedance Based Thin Film Sensors for Electroanalysis, etc.	Erjia LIU,
		Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
		Ping Jiang SAN,
		Curtin University, Australia
Functional ceramic thin films (FPT)	Functional ceramic thin films have attracted intensive efforts and experienced tremendous progress in recent years, including both fundamental research and applications. This symposium aims to provide a discussion forum for both the materials and the applications, including Preparation & Processing Methods, Measurement Techniques, New Characterization Methods, and Fundamental Materials Investigations. The scope of the symposium includes(1) Materials: ion Conductors and Mixed Conductors; Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric; Porous Materials; other New Functional Ceramics; (2) Applications: energy Conversion/Storage Devices such as Batteries, Capacitors, Fuel Cells; Microdevices for power supply and energy harvesting; Electrochemical Reactors, Permeation Membranes; Sensors, Transducers, Nanoionics/Nanoelectronics Devices; and other Emerging Applications	Pei-Chen SU, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
		Wonyoung LEE,
		Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea
Mechanical properties of thin films (MPF)	Thin films and multilayers with unique properties are playing a pivotal role in many aspects of modern technologies. This symposium will focus on the experimental and theoretical investigations into the general mechanical property / performance of thin film, surface, and interface for a wide range of electronic, energy, biological / biomedical, aerospace and other industrial applications. The topics focus on the following aspects: deformation, fracture, fatigue, interfacial adhesion & delamination, hardness, creep, wear, stress corrosion, stabilities & reliability, process development & optimization, and structural characterization.	Zhong CHEN, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
		Vicky CHEN,
		Newcastle University, UK


Nanostructured and nanocomposite films and coatings (NNF)	Nanostructured and nanocomposite thin films or coatings compose of a matrix and an imbedded nanocrystalline phase. The matrix can be either polycrystalline or amorphous. This session concentrates on process, properties and application of such nanocomposite films (thin or thick) for protection or for functional applications, stand-alone or as coatings.	Sam ZHANG,
		Nanyang Technological University, Singapore & Jyh-Ming TING,
		National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Optoelectronic and dielectric thin films (ODF)	Electrical and optical properties of thin film materials used in a variety of optoelectronic, optical, and electronic devices strongly affect the performances of the devices. While, these physical properties are critically dependent on the deposition conditions and post-treatment details. This session serves as a forum for highlighting advances in deposition and post-treatment technologies of the thin films for optoelectronic and dielectric applications. Characterization and modeling of the thin films are also within the scope of this session.	Benstetter GUENTHER, Deggendorf Institute of Technology, Germany Dongping LIU, Dalian Nationalities University, China

Oxide Thin Film, Nano- and Heterostructures (OFN)	Oxide films, nano and heterostructures are in the focus of advanced materials research because of their unique properties and multifunctional behaviour. Sessions focusing on electronic, solar control and chromogenic coatings, photocatalytic water splitting, sensing and photovoltaic applications are envisioned. Contributions on anisotropic structures such as nanowires, rods, tubes and fibers of simple and doped-metal oxides and heterostructures are of special interest are also welcomed. Submissions should address innovative and environmental friendly approaches to processing of metal oxide structures as well as industrial applications of functional thin films. Further, biomedical applications such as cytotoxicity studies, biomarkers, contrast agents and drug delivery systems are also integral part of the scientific scope.	Gregory GOH ,
		Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore
		Sanjay MATHUR,
		University of Cologne, Germany
Organic/polymer thin films (OPF)	This symposium invites presentations on the latest research and development in the design, fabrication, characterization, simulation, prototyping, processing, and commercialization of organic/polymer thin films for various applications. Organic/polymer thin films may include (but not limited to): functional thin films (e.g. anti-microbial, self-cleaning, smart thin films, anti-counterfeiting, etc), polymer thin films for biomedical applications (e.g. biocompatible coatings, anti-thrombogenic coatings, coatings for tissue engineering substrates, polymer thin films for drug delivery, etc), polymeric nanocomposite thin films (e.g. electrically conducting thin films, thermally conducting coatings, etc), polymer thin films in energy conversion devices (e.g. solar cells, fuel cells).	Lin LI,
		Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
		Masayuki YAMAGUCHI
		Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
Photocatalysis and Photo-activated Functional Coatings (PSC)	Photogenerated catalysis is behind a lot of innovative engineering applications. It involves uses of photocatlystic materials to create electron?ole pairs, which generate free radicals able to undergo secondary reactions. Thin films and coatings with photocatalytic materials as constituents exhibit, upon interaction with light, extraordinary oxidation and hydrophilic properties. Such photocatalytic properties are being employed in realizing various functions, including but not limited to self-cleaning, (maintaining surface cleanliness without human intervention), antifouling, anti-bacterial, water disinfection, and decomposition of polyaromatic hydrocarbons in environment engineering. This symposium will highlight the latest developments in the materials synthesis, manufacturing processes and novel applications of photocatalytic films and coatings.	Guojun QI,
		Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology, Singapore & Ying Yu, Central China Normal University, Wuhan China
Smart Materials and Films(SMF)	The objective of this symposium is to bring together researchers working in the new and exciting area of thin film, smart materials and surface issues, including the following main topics: (1) Shape memory, piezoelectric and responsive materials/polymers, thin films and coatings; (2) Surface processing of shape memory, piezoelectric and responsive materials/polymers (plasma treatment, ion beam, electron beam, laser treatment, oxidation, coatings, etc); (3) Surface related issues of shape memory, responsive and piezoelectric materials (corrosion, wear, friction, surface mechanics, cell growth, biocompatibility, biomemetic, etc). (4) Experimental and mechanics of self-assembly and responsive surface elastic instability, and smart polymers including hydrogel; (5) Surface wrinkling and bio-inspired surface structures, micro and nanoengineering on smart surfaces; (6) Smart MEMS actuators, nanoscale devices and circuits, microsensors, and smart memory devices and chips.	Richard FU,
		University of West of Scotland
		Yan LI,
		BeiHang University, China