International Conference (4th) on Nanostructured Materials Held in Stockholm, Sweden on 14-19 June 1998. Special Volume - Part A. Volume 12, Numbers 1-4, 1999
Abstract
Advances in high performance materials for a variety of applications are now becoming increasingly dependent on our ability to control the size, distribution and morphology of their constituent grains or phases at the nanoscale level (less than 100 nm). Capabilities for synthesizing such nanostructured materials are becoming available, so that it is possible to produce the quantities of materials needed for prototype development and testing. The primary mission of the journal for NanoSTRUCTURED MATERIALS is to provide an international and interdisciplinary forum for the effective dissemination of scientific and technical information on synthesis, processing, theory, computational modeling, structure, properties, performance and applications of nanostructured materials. The materials of interest include metals, ceramics, polymers, semiconductors, superconductors, and magnetic, optical and electronic materials, and their composites. Synthesis routes of interest include chemical and physical vapor deposition, mechanical milling, gas phase pyrolysis and condensation, electrodeposition, cryochemical synthesis, laser pyrolysis, gel synthesis, and other methods with applications for structural materials, coatings, thin film devices, membranes, catalysts, sensors, etc. The following are major areas of concentration of the journal: Clusters and cluster assembled materials; Ultrafine powders, thin films, coatings, multilayers, and fibrous materials; Structure and characterization of nanophases; Synthesis and processing of nanostructured materials - physical, chemical, mechanical, and biological methods; Properties - mechanical, electrical, optical, rheological, magnetic, etc.; Performance and applications - tribology, corrosion, etc.; Related fields such as nanolithography, nanodevices, etc.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 19, 1998
- Accession Number
- ADA372520
Entities
People
- Bernard H. Kear
- Richard W. Siegel
- Thomas Tsakalakos
Organizations
- Rutgers University–New Brunswick