Chemistry

Journal of Innovative Materials in Extreme Conditions publishes the results of original research and reviews related to experimental and computational investigations of materials obtained or operated under extreme conditions. The emphasis is on the innovative materials processed and/or exploited at high pressures, under high magnetic and electric fields, over a wide range of temperatures, radiation conditions, corrosive environments, under extreme mechanical loads, and non-equilibrium thermodynamic conditions. Due to the limitations of experimental methods under extreme conditions, a theoretical approach is also encouraged, independently, or as a complement to experimental research. Contributions include, but are not limited to, a variety of topics such as: Physics and chemistry of hydrogen and other light elements under extreme conditions, Materials in high magnetic and electric fields, Materials response under radiation, Intense laser irradiation, Plasma processing, Materials for hostile chemical and corrosive environments, Structural components exposed to extreme loadings, Materials under shock waves, Biomedical engineering materials, Materials for vacuum technique.
The scope of the journal includes:
– obtainment of new or enhanced insights into the material behavior, properties, and phenomena,
– prediction of structure-property relationships for new-age materials.
Contributions are accepted in the form of critical reviews, original research articles, and scientific communications.

Conference Title:The Third International Conference of Serbian Society for Ceramic Materials

Date and Places:Belgrade, Serbia, 15 - 17 June, 2015

Conference Title: XXIV National Meeting of the Portuguese Society of Chemistry (XXIV ENSPQ)

Date and Places: 1-3 July 2015 COIMBRA PORTUGAL

The program KPLOT is used to draw and analyse crystal structures. The approach of the program to
drawing structures is similar that of the program ORTEP. Meanwhile most tasks available with ORTEP
have been integrated. Version 9 has the new feature that two structures can be handled simultaneously.
The pictures created with the program can be treated as simplified “ball and stick” models. The balls are
drawn in projection as circles while the sticks which are supposed to symbolize bonds or indicate coordinations
of atoms are represented as simple lines or double lines (tubes).

The Conference will feature three plenary lectures, 29 invited talks, and 65 oral and poster presentations as well as exhibitions of some new ceramic materials and devices. 7CSCS-2023 includes Ceramic Powders, Characterization and Processing, High-Temperature Phenomena, Sintering, Microstructure Design, and Mechanical Properties, Advanced Materials For Energy-Related Applications, Traditional Ceramics and Engineering Materials, Computing In Materials Science, Materials for Environmental Technology, Catalytic Materials, Materials for Sensing Devices, Ceramic Composites, Membranes And Multimaterials and Electro And Magnetic Ceramics.

The aim of the 1CSCS-2011 is to allow the scientists to exchange the most
recent results and technical advances in the development, characterization and
application of ceramic materials in order to foster basic knowledge on those
materials and to improve contacts for future scientific cooperation and networks.

Conference Title: XXIV SPQ Portuguese National Chemistry Meeting

Date and Places: 1-3 July, 2015. Coimbra, Portugal

The goal of the Conference is to provide a platform for academic exchange among participants from universities, institutes, companies around the region in the field of ceramics research as well as to explore new direction for future development. 4CSCS-2017 aims to bring together leading academic scientists, researchers and research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and research results about all aspects of
Ceramic Materials. It also provides the premier inter-multi-trans-disciplinary forum for researchers, practitioners and educators to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns, practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted in the field of Ceramic Materials. We have received more about 100 abstracts submitted from 15 countries.

The Conference will feature two plenary lectures, 16 invited talks, and 57 oral and poster presentations as well as exhibitions of some new ceramic materials and devices. 6CSCS-2022 includes Ceramic powders, characterization and processing, High-temperature phenomena, sintering, microstructure design, and mechanical properties, Electro and magnetic ceramics, Ceramic composites, membranes and multi-materials, Traditional ceramics, and Computing in materials science.

Conference Title:The Third International Conference of Serbian Society for Ceramic Materials

Date and Places: Belgrade, Serbia, 15 - 17 June, 2015