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Preface The Japanese-Mediterranean Workshop on Applied Electromagnetic Engineering for Magnetic, Superconducting and Nanomaterials (JAPMED), constituting a landmark in the development of materials, manufacturing and electrical engineering, is held every two years, jointly organized by the National Technical University of Athens (Laboratory of Manufacturing Technology and Laboratory of Electrical Machines) and the Japan Society of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics.
It provided a forum for specialists from universities, research centers and industry of various countries worldwide to establish cooperation, to share knowledge and experience and the cross-fertilization of new ideas and developments in the design, analysis, new materials utilization and optimisation techniques in the areas of applied electromagnetics and manufacturing of advanced materials from macro-, micro- to nanoscale and their industrial applications in modern technologies in nanotechnology, electricity/electronics, transportation, bioengineering, energy and environment.
Furthermore, modern advanced research areas, like nanotechnology/nanomaterials, ultraprecision engineering and bioengineering, are also included in order to enhance cooperation towards these advanced technologies, which may greatly affect our lives in the future.

Application of Advanced Characterization Techniques to SmartSiC™ Product for Substrate-Level Device Performance Optimization A.
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Gelineau et al., Materials Science Forum. 1089. 71-79.
Guiot et al., Materials Science Forum. 1092. 201-207.
Igarashi et al., Defect and Diffusion Forum. 425. 75-82.

To solve the macroscopic decision-making problems by using scientific thinking ways, knowledge system and advanced techniques, have really reflected the main function of the science and technology as the first productivity to promote human society development.
The worldwide new technology revolutions have constantly inspired the discussions on human, society and nature. 2013 International Forum on Materials Science and Industrial Technology (IFMSIT 2013) provides a platform for various scientists, engineers, academicians and teachers to display their research achievements.
This forum provides opportunities for the delegates to exchange new ideas and application experiences face to face, to establish business or research relations and to find global partners for future collaboration.
Jagadeesh Kannan, RMK Engineering College, India Prof.
Shendian Wang, Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Prof.

As a partner for hot-forming, ThyssenKrupp Steel Europe sets a 3-pillar development strategy from material, process and advanced component design for this demand.
HFS Hot Forming Solutions is a joint venture company between ThyssenKrupp System Engineering and Braun CarTec, who can offer leading production solutions for hot-stamping. 4.
The advanced door concept with hot-stamping in InCar® project offers 11% weight reduction and improved crash performance at no additional cost (shown in Fig. 7).
Fig. 7 Advanced door concept and design in InCar® project 5.
Manfred Nagel, Lightweight Design & Innovative Steels, GWM Materials Science Forum, Baoding China, 2013

Preface It is our pleasure to introduce all of you the book which is published from the selected papers presented on the National Conference on Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering (NCMME 2019) held in Hochiminh City, Vietnam in last October of 2019.
The Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering have advanced considerably on the last decades through many dedicated individuals and teams effosts of our community and are impacted directly nowadays by the industrial revolutions 4.0 and might be extending into various fields in both science and engineering.
The NCMME 2019 aims at creating a forum allowing professors, researchers, experts, engineers and students worldwide an opportunity to discuss the state-of-the-art technologies, exchange recent development and new ideas, share their research experiences, and the book series tends to provide professional interactions and networking in a friendly and hospitable setting in the fields of Machining, Materials and Mechanical Engineering.
We hope this collection will be an useful document to researchers and engineers from various fields of Machining, Materials and Mechanical Technologies.

Preface In the quest for engineering better or more versatile materials, one encounters a unique class of materials, called shape memory alloys (SMA).
So, we conceived the idea of organising a conference on FSMA sometime during the end of 2006, to provide a forum to bring in all the scientists working in this topic together so that there is a sharing of thoughts and expertise.
Going by the remarks made by the participants in the concluding session of the conference, ICFSMA-2007 has achieved the primary goal of bringing in the researchers on FSMA together and to provide a forum to initiate future collaborations among the community.
Trans Tech Publication has taken personal interest in getting the proceedings published in the Advanced Material Research.

Finite element analysis of optimum back pressure during equal channel angular pressing Feng-jian SHI1, 2, a ， Lei-gang WANG 2, b 1 Provincial Key Lab of Advanced Welding Technology, Jiangsu University of Science and Technology, Zhenjiang 212003, PR China 2 School of Material Science and Engineering, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang 212013, PR China a shifengjian@126.com, b lgwang@ujs.edu.cn Keywords: equal channel angular pressing; finite element analysis; back pressure; strain distribution.
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Forum Vol. 539-543 (2007), p. 86 [4] T.L.
Forum Vol. 503-504 (2006), p. 37 [12] P.B.
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The state investment in low carbon Tourism far below the policy investment, science and technology is the first productivity, excellent environmental protection technology plays an important role in promoting a low carbon economy, guarantee and no application of advanced technology, will not have the production and consumption of carbon emission reduction.
In addition, scenic construction still mainly traditional construction methods and building materials, the lack of advanced environmentally friendly materials Tourists' cognitive degree is not deep.
Second, increasing capital investment in low carbon advanced technologies and the tilt of the policy, to establish the tourism enterprises as the main body, combining the economic model, speed up the transformation of low carbon Tourism technology. [4] Third, to strengthen scientific and technological cooperation between international, actively introduce foreign advanced low-carbon technology and management experience, to promote the innovation of energy saving technology in our country, the formation of good technical support for the development of low carbon tourism.
Conclusions Low-carbon tourism is a guarantee for achieving sustainable development, the development of low-carbon tourism is a long-term system engineering, not overnight, you need to go through the whole long-term exploration of tourism and related industries, although many of the problems now facing, we believe China must embark on a suitable low-carbon development, tourism into the tourism industry in the true sense, to achieve harmony between man and nature, and contribute to the Chinese low carbon economy.
Forum Vol. 1(2014), p. 240-241 [3] Yu Zhang: Dajiang weekly forum .Forum Vol. 2(2011), p. 3 [4] Ping Sun : Japan's low-carbon economy Experience and Inspiration, edtied by Chinese Market (2011), In Chinese

Competitiveness of nano technology TAMBOVCEVA Tatjana1, a, TAMBOVCEVS Andrejs1,a 1Riga Technical University, Institute of Civil Engineering and Real Estate Economics, Kalnciema Street, 6-213, Riga, LV-1048, Latvia a tatjana.tambovceva@rtu.lv (Corresponding Author) Keywords: Advanced technologies, Nano technology, Competitiveness, Innovation.
Nanotechnology is a collective term for a set of technologies, techniques and processes– effectively a new way of thinking – rather than a specific area of science or engineering.
While having the tool, the laboratory, and the academic background in engineering, material science, and other disciplines plays a significant role, these are not the only factors necessary to further nanotechnology R&D.
Advanced Material Research Vols. 1025-1026 (2014).
Advanced Material Research Vols. 1004-1005 (2014).

Preface This special issue of Key Engineering Materials contains papers contributed to the conference “Modern Materials and Manufacturing” – MMM2019 held on April 23 – 26, 2019 in Tallinn, Estonia.
The conference on Modern Materials and Manufacturing is an international forum focused on Industry 4.0 and Manufacturing Engineering, Materials Engineering and Tribology, and brings together materials and manufacturing experts from the universities and industry.
The technical program contained presentations results of the scientific and engineering researches in important areas of materials engineering as well as materials processing technologies with particular emphasis on the current trends in the development and application of advanced materials.
The organizing committee believe this issue will be a valuable resource, not only for the participants of MMM2019 Conference, but also for the whole research community in the field of materials and manufacturing engineering.