Description: This volume is the joint conference proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Functional Materials and Metallurgy (ICFMM) held in Osaka, Japan, during November 27-30, 2019. The presented papers cover wide-variety topics from modern materials science and materials processing technologies, focuses on the important categories, including environmental engineering, electronic materials, and energy materials.

Journal of Nano Research Vol. 62

Edited by: Prof. Efstathios I. Meletis

Online since: April 2020

Description: The 62nd volume of the "Journal of Nano Research" presents a collection of peer-reviewed papers based on the research results in the field of synthesis and properties analysis of various nanomaterials and nanostructures for the ecological goals and industrial applications in microelectronics and mechatronics. This volume of the journal will be useful and interesting for a wide range of engineers, scientists, and students whose activity is related to the creation and the use of nanomaterials and nanotechnologies in different branches of human activity.

Advanced Research on Material Science and Environmental Science

Edited by: Helen Zhang, David Jin and X.J. Zhao

Online since: June 2012

Description: These proceedings concentrate on Materials Science and Environmental Science and contain extensive new knowledge, concerning materials science and environmental science, from researchers all over the world. The papers are divided into: Materials Engineering and its Application to Technology; and Environmental Materials and Advanced Biochemical Techniques.
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).

Progress in Sol-Gel Production

Edited by: Luis Esquivias

Online since: October 2008

Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters BCI (WoS).
This book presents contributions covering the more recent applications of Sol-Gel science. Ceramics and films produced from gels were among the first applications developed by early sol-gel researchers. The possibility of tailoring the structure, and controlling particle growth, has permitted ever more advanced materials to be obtained. Several other potential applications were foreseen fifteen to twenty year ago, but their realization became possible only after extensive research on precursors had enabled progress towards the preparation of new pre-forms.