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Technische Universität Braunschweig

The goal of the Symposium “Particle-Based Materials 2023” is to bring together scientists and engineers from different communities that all share the goal of creating functionality in materials using particles. The synthesis, processing and materials integration of particles into thin films, bulk matrices, fibers or other geometries are covered by this symposium.

A strong focus will be on the development of scalable processes, novel modelling or characterization techniques as well as material properties that can be achieved using particles and that would be hard to obtain using other approaches. Anisotropic, complex particles and supra-particles that bring new or multiple functionalities to materials are of particular interest.

Synthesis (bottom up or top down), characterization (including new multidimensional techniques) and processing (purification, formulation etc.) of particles to be used in advanced materials ; Special types of particles (highly defined particles, anisotropic particles, supra-particles, multifunctional particles etc.) ; Assembly, arrangement, alignment and patterning of particles in films and bulk materials, multiscale simulations of particle growth, assembly and properties; Applications of particle-based materials with targeted functionality (magnetic, optical, electronic, structural, chemical, biological, pharmaceutical properties etc.)

Condensed Matter Physics and Materials,    Metallurgy and Materials Science

Beilstein Institut

π-Conjugated molecules and polymers have shown a lot of potential in a broad range of electronic, photonic, spintronic, sensing and biomedical applications. Their properties depend on our ability to control their structure, π-conjugation and intermolecular organization, which is intimately related to their optical, electronic, and magnetic properties. This Symposium will focus on the most recent advances on the design, synthesis and properties of planar and distorted π-conjugated systems that extend on 1D, 2D and 3D.

Phone: [+496971673123];     Email: mhasenbeck@beilstein-institut.de

conjugated oligomers and polymers, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, nanographenes, nanocarbons, heterotom doping, graphenoids, porphyrinoids, radicals, aromaticity, theory, applications, antiaromaticity

Organic Chemistry and Polymers,    Multidisciplinary Events in Chemistry