Main topics
Metallic materials and composites (Section I)
Metallic materials
Advanced
composites
Refers at all aspects of science and engineering of metals, their alloys, blends, and composites, both at bulk and particulate level. Contributions setting up all types of relationships between (but not limited to) aspects such as the synthesis, manufacturing, processing, fabrication, forming, structure, properties, performance, and applications of metallic materials and composites are welcomed.
Secretary: Tibor BEDŐ & Ioana POPESCU (bramat_s1@unitbv.ro)
Functional materials and nanotechnology (Section II)
Ceramics
Polymers
Nanomaterials
and nanotechnology
Biomaterials,
bioengineering and biodevices
This conference section explores the cutting-edge advancements and applications of functional materials and nanotechnology. It encompasses a diverse range of topics, including ceramics, polymers, nanomaterials, nanotechnology, biomaterials, bioengineering, and biodevices.
Secretary: Cătălin CROITORU & Camelia GABOR (bramat_s2@unitbv.ro)
Energy and environmental materials (Section III)
Sustainable materials
Materials
for energy devices
Green
processing
Dedicated to research on all aspects related to cleaner energy and environment. This section focus on developing sustainable solutions for clean air, clean water, and efficient energy storage and conversion, utilizing batteries, fuel cells, and supercapacitors. These technologies also address carbon and hydrogen capture, bioprocessing, and environmental remediation for promoting a greener and more sustainable future.
Secretary: Daniel CRISTEA & Iuliana GHEORGHIȚĂ (bramat_s3@unitbv.ro)
Engineering applications (Section IV)
Surface science and engineering
Additive manufacturing
Welding and joining
Laser processing of materials
Safety engineering
Contributions related to engineering applications using leverage cutting-edge technologies to enhance surface science and engineering, cladding, thin-film, additive manufacturing, welding and joining, and laser processing of materials are welcomed. Obtaining and characterization of surfaces and interfaces with (but not limited to) mechanical, tribological, sensing, catalytic, optical, electrochemical, ionic, electrical, and magnetic properties. Contributions on materials characterization with specific surface analytical techniques are also welcomed.
This section addressees also to research in safety engineering field that nowadays plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of workers and the public.
Secretary: Liana BALTEȘ & Alin POP (bramat_s4@unitbv.ro)