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Edited by:
Rajshree B. Jotania and Hardev S. Virk
Online since: May 2013
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters BCI (WoS).
The Ferrite term is used to refer to all magnetic oxides containing iron as major metallic component. Ferrites are very attractive materials because they simultaneously show high resistivity and high saturation magnetization, and attract now considerable attention, because of the interesting physics involved. Typical ferrite material possesses excellent chemical stability, high corrosion resistivity, magneto-crystalline anisotropy, magneto-striction, and magneto-optical properties. Ferrites belong to the group of ferrimagnetic oxides, and include rare-earth garnets and ortho–ferrites. Several new hard and soft ferrites, garnets and their composite systems have been developed during recent years, with very large potential applications, which include bio-sensors, targeted drug delivery, magnetic imaging pigments, anti radar coating, microwave components, transparent magnetic plastics, etc. From physical point of view, ferrites present an extremely interesting class of systems with challenging problems. Hence this special volume was prepared with focus on some of these topics of interest to university researchers and entrepreneurs in industry.
The Ferrite term is used to refer to all magnetic oxides containing iron as major metallic component. Ferrites are very attractive materials because they simultaneously show high resistivity and high saturation magnetization, and attract now considerable attention, because of the interesting physics involved. Typical ferrite material possesses excellent chemical stability, high corrosion resistivity, magneto-crystalline anisotropy, magneto-striction, and magneto-optical properties. Ferrites belong to the group of ferrimagnetic oxides, and include rare-earth garnets and ortho–ferrites. Several new hard and soft ferrites, garnets and their composite systems have been developed during recent years, with very large potential applications, which include bio-sensors, targeted drug delivery, magnetic imaging pigments, anti radar coating, microwave components, transparent magnetic plastics, etc. From physical point of view, ferrites present an extremely interesting class of systems with challenging problems. Hence this special volume was prepared with focus on some of these topics of interest to university researchers and entrepreneurs in industry.
Edited by:
K.M. Gupta
Online since: April 2013
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
With the rapid development of industry and information technology, researchers in all fields begin to discuss some new ideas connected with materials science and manufacturing technology. The collection covers topics of current interest in material science.
The papers are grouped as follows:
Chapter 1: Novel Composite Materials and their Behaviour;
Chapter 2: Advances in Machining and Materials Technology;
Chapter 3: Research Trends in Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials;
Chapter 4: Electronic, Opto-electronic, Photonic and Thermoelectric Materials and Devices;
Chapter 5: Advances in Civil Engineering Materials and Constructions;
Chapter 6: Advances in Welding Technology;
Chapter 7: Corrosion Protection;
Chapter 8: Analysis of Pipes and Structures;
Chapter 9: Characterization of Materials and Computational Material Science;
Chapter 10: Advances in Dielectric Materials;
Chapter 11: Miscellaneous Research Topics.
With the rapid development of industry and information technology, researchers in all fields begin to discuss some new ideas connected with materials science and manufacturing technology. The collection covers topics of current interest in material science.
The papers are grouped as follows:
Chapter 1: Novel Composite Materials and their Behaviour;
Chapter 2: Advances in Machining and Materials Technology;
Chapter 3: Research Trends in Nanotechnology and Nanomaterials;
Chapter 4: Electronic, Opto-electronic, Photonic and Thermoelectric Materials and Devices;
Chapter 5: Advances in Civil Engineering Materials and Constructions;
Chapter 6: Advances in Welding Technology;
Chapter 7: Corrosion Protection;
Chapter 8: Analysis of Pipes and Structures;
Chapter 9: Characterization of Materials and Computational Material Science;
Chapter 10: Advances in Dielectric Materials;
Chapter 11: Miscellaneous Research Topics.
Edited by:
Cheng Zhang, Nanchun Chen and Jin Hu
Online since: January 2013
Description: The field of thin films and coatings has become an identifiable unified discipline of scientific endeavor. The Proceedings includes 67 papers presented at the 2012 Workshop on Inorganic Thin Films and Coatings, which was held from July 16 to 18, 2012, at Guilin, China. The goal of this workshop wa- to provide a forum for researchers, engineers and students to disseminate their latest research results and exchange experimental views concerning the latest developments in the field of inorganic thin films and coatings.
Edited by:
Jin Hu, Nanchun Chen and Cheng Zhang
Online since: December 2012
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
Powders are root materials for ceramics, as the starting compositions to prepare bulks or films. In addition, powders are usually used as additives for metals, polymers and composites. In general, the characteristics and performances of the powders dominate the properties and quality of final materials or products. Therefore, the importance of powders, including synthesizing and testing, will never be overstated. The objective of 2012 Workshop on the Synthesis, Characterization and applications of inorganic powders, therefore, is to provide a forum for researchers, engineers and students, to disseminate their latest research results and exchange experimental views concerning the latest developments in the novel technology to fabricate and analyze ceramic powders and also the preparation and characterization of bulk ceramics. The present Proceedings collected 73 papers presented in this Workshop.
Powders are root materials for ceramics, as the starting compositions to prepare bulks or films. In addition, powders are usually used as additives for metals, polymers and composites. In general, the characteristics and performances of the powders dominate the properties and quality of final materials or products. Therefore, the importance of powders, including synthesizing and testing, will never be overstated. The objective of 2012 Workshop on the Synthesis, Characterization and applications of inorganic powders, therefore, is to provide a forum for researchers, engineers and students, to disseminate their latest research results and exchange experimental views concerning the latest developments in the novel technology to fabricate and analyze ceramic powders and also the preparation and characterization of bulk ceramics. The present Proceedings collected 73 papers presented in this Workshop.
Edited by:
Jimmy (C.M.) Kao, Meng Hou and Ran Chen
Online since: June 2012
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
This book comprises 62 peer-reviewed papers on the topics of Nanoscience and Materials Technology, and has the aim of promoting the development of Nanoscience and Materials Technology, strengthening international academic cooperation and communications and exchanging research ideas. This work provides readers with a broad overview of the latest advances in the field of Nanoscience and Materials Technology.
This book comprises 62 peer-reviewed papers on the topics of Nanoscience and Materials Technology, and has the aim of promoting the development of Nanoscience and Materials Technology, strengthening international academic cooperation and communications and exchanging research ideas. This work provides readers with a broad overview of the latest advances in the field of Nanoscience and Materials Technology.
Edited by:
Chengming Li, Chengbao Jiang, Zhiyong Zhong and Yichun Zhou
Online since: June 2011
Description: These 146 peer-reviewed papers cover the current understanding of researchers working in the fields of electronic materials and devices, ferroelectric, piezoelectric and dielectric materials, smart materials, the science and advanced technology of gels and aggregates, and thin-film materials and technology. A useful source of the latest information.
Edited by:
G.S. Upadhyaya
Online since: June 2009
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters BCI (WoS).
This book comprises state-of-the–art reviews written by acknowledged experts who are active in sintering science.
It includes seven invited reviews by authors hailing from five countries: J-M.Chaix (France) discusses quantitative aspects of the microstructures and modeling of sintering; with the technical aspects of image-analysis - including that of nanostructured materials - adding extra value. Z.S. Nikolic (Serbia) provides a theoretical review of the simulation of liquid-phase sintering, particularly under microgravity conditions, and extensively and critically reviews the results reported in the sintering literature. A.L. Lisovsky (Ukraine) opens up the vista of deconsolidation of polycrystalline skeletons in sintered composite materials, and deals with systems having more than one refractory solid phase, and with nanodispersed composite materials. G.S. Upadhyaya ( India) reviews the Samsonov model for the electronic mechanism of sintering, and its relevance; pointing out that, although the model is a qualitative one, it has great utility as a predictive tool and that various case-studies drawn from real multi-phase material systems are a testimony to the value of Samsonov’s model.
This book comprises state-of-the–art reviews written by acknowledged experts who are active in sintering science.
It includes seven invited reviews by authors hailing from five countries: J-M.Chaix (France) discusses quantitative aspects of the microstructures and modeling of sintering; with the technical aspects of image-analysis - including that of nanostructured materials - adding extra value. Z.S. Nikolic (Serbia) provides a theoretical review of the simulation of liquid-phase sintering, particularly under microgravity conditions, and extensively and critically reviews the results reported in the sintering literature. A.L. Lisovsky (Ukraine) opens up the vista of deconsolidation of polycrystalline skeletons in sintered composite materials, and deals with systems having more than one refractory solid phase, and with nanodispersed composite materials. G.S. Upadhyaya ( India) reviews the Samsonov model for the electronic mechanism of sintering, and its relevance; pointing out that, although the model is a qualitative one, it has great utility as a predictive tool and that various case-studies drawn from real multi-phase material systems are a testimony to the value of Samsonov’s model.
Edited by:
Witold Łojkowski and John R. Blizzard, Urszula Narkiewicz and Janusz D. Fidelus
Online since: October 2007
Description: Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
The production of nanopowders, and their applications in industrial and technological innovation, is an important and growing area of interest in the world of nanotechnology. It is widely recognized that the basic properties of nanopowders are strongly influenced by their shape, size, distribution and surface chemistry.
The production of nanopowders, and their applications in industrial and technological innovation, is an important and growing area of interest in the world of nanotechnology. It is widely recognized that the basic properties of nanopowders are strongly influenced by their shape, size, distribution and surface chemistry.
Edited by:
Dr. David J. Fisher
Online since: July 2002
Description: In addition to the usual abstracts of research reported since the previous retrospective, this issue comprises ten invited papers. The first four are reviews that cover the important topics of conductive oxide preparation, the modeling of amorphous materials (silicon carbide, for example), the nanoscale characterization of oxides and the effect of combined irradiation treatments.
The other six invited papers present recent experimental or theoretical studies of structural defects in gallium nitride, atomic-scale deformation processes in nanomaterials, micropipes in silicon carbide, radiation effects in garnets and boron diffusion in hafnia.
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
The other six invited papers present recent experimental or theoretical studies of structural defects in gallium nitride, atomic-scale deformation processes in nanomaterials, micropipes in silicon carbide, radiation effects in garnets and boron diffusion in hafnia.
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
Edited by:
O. Bonnaud, T. Mohammed-Brahim, H.P. Strunk and J.H. Werner
Online since: November 2001
Description: This book comprises the contributions to the sixth conference on polycrystalline semiconductors (POLYSE).
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
The conference covered many aspects of polycrystalline semiconductors, but was more applications-oriented than on previous occasions; thereby reflecting the rapid evolution of these technologies. POLYSE 2000 brought together research specialists from >basic research, as well as from research & development engineering, all of whom are working on devices such as thin-film transistors, micro-electromechanical systems, or sensors and actuators. In particular, ten internationally recognized scientists (J. Morante, S.Périchon, M. Konagai, S. Wagner, R. Hagenbeck, D.A. Bonnell, G. Horowitz, T.Fuyuki, J. Kocka and V. Chuwere) were invited to review their work on several interesting and promising aspects of the subject: such as, micro-systems, solar cells, thin-film transistors, organic polycrystalline devices and polycrystalline ceramics.
Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).
The conference covered many aspects of polycrystalline semiconductors, but was more applications-oriented than on previous occasions; thereby reflecting the rapid evolution of these technologies. POLYSE 2000 brought together research specialists from >basic research, as well as from research & development engineering, all of whom are working on devices such as thin-film transistors, micro-electromechanical systems, or sensors and actuators. In particular, ten internationally recognized scientists (J. Morante, S.Périchon, M. Konagai, S. Wagner, R. Hagenbeck, D.A. Bonnell, G. Horowitz, T.Fuyuki, J. Kocka and V. Chuwere) were invited to review their work on several interesting and promising aspects of the subject: such as, micro-systems, solar cells, thin-film transistors, organic polycrystalline devices and polycrystalline ceramics.