Venue: Cranfield University, Bedfordshire
Call for Abstracts - papers/posters!!
Abstract Deadline: 1st March 2012
Submit your abstract (for Paper or Poster) to:
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Important Dates
March 1,2012 Deadline for submission of Abstracts
April 15,2012 Submission of Full Paper & Invited Session Papers
May 15,2012 Submission of Final Paper
Accepted Papers will be published in the Institute of
Physcis (IOP) Conference Series:
Materials Science and Engineering Journal(MSE), and included in the
NanoStruc online digital library. The abstracts will be indexed in Scopus,
Compedex, Inspec, INIS (International Nuclear Information System), Chemical Abstracts, NASA Astrophysics Data System and Polymer Library. A
selection of papers will be picked and authors encouraged to submit full length papers to be reviewed and published in selected Scientific Journals and
few to a
NanoStruc Book focused series to be published by Springer.
Conference Scope ( see details at
www.nanostruc.info)
The purpose of the 2012 International Conference on Structural Nano Composites (NanoStruc 2012) is to promote activities in various areas of materials and structures by providing a
forum for exchange of ideas, presentation of technical achievements and discussion of future directions.
NanoStruc brings together an international community of experts to discuss the state-of-the-art, new research results, perspectives of future developments, and innovative applications relevant to structural materials, engineering
structures, nanocomposites, modelling and simulations,
and their related application area:
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Engineering Material
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Biomaterials
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Self-healing materials
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Safety of engineering polymer
nanocomposites
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Structural-property relationship
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Mechanical performance of
nanocomposites
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Damage and failure analysis of
nanocomposite structures and composites
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Fracture mechanics of
nanocomposites
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Impact, ballistic and energy absorption of polymer
nanocomposites
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Structural health monitoring using nanotechnologies
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Passive and active control of structures using nanotechnology
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Manufacturing techniques including scale up/down concepts
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Nano-enhanced products design – embracing life cycle analysis (LCA) and life cycle costs analysis (LCC) driven approaches
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Modelling of composite materials and structures
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Mulitscale (nano-micro-meso-macro) modelling
For further information please contact:
Dr. James Njuguna
Centre for Automotive Technology
Cranfield University, Cranfield
Bedfordshire MK430AL, UK
T:+44 1234 754186
F: +44 123475 4036
Or visit
http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/sas/automotive/events/nanostruc/index.html
