Call for Abstracts
Authors with their papers accepted for presentation at NMD ATM 2020 may re-submit the same abstracts for inclusion in the abstract book strictly as per the provided template in BOTH MS word and PDF formats. The resubmission is being requested in order to publish the abstract book with uniformity among all abstracts. Please do so preferably by 31st January 2021. Login and click on ‘Edit submission’ in your ‘My abstracts’ page.
Abstracts are invited for the conference under the following broad themes:
Advances in Ferrous Metallurgy
Advances in Non-Ferrous Metallurgy
Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
Manufacturing Technologies and Joining Processes
High Temperature Materials
Materials Degradation – Characterization and Protection
Computational Materials Science (incorporating Integrated Computational Materials Engineering and
Materials Genome Initiative)Materials for Energy Applications
Questions?
Contact: abstract@nmdatm2020.org
Subtheme details
Advances in Ferrous Metallurgy
- Iron and steel making
- High temperature metallurgical processing: Melting, casting
- Thermo-mechanical processing
Advances in Non-Ferrous Metallurgy
- Extraction, melting and casting
- High temperature metallurgical processing: Melting casting
- Thermo-mechanical processing
Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
- Solidification and solid-state phase transformations
- Microstructural characterization techniques, microstructure-property correlation, grain boundaries, interfaces, defect characterization
- Mechanical behaviour of materials
- Advanced materials – nanostructured materials, high entropy alloys, functionally graded materials, thin films, biomaterials, electronic materials, grapheme, CNTs
- Composite Materials
Manufacturing Technologies and Joining Processes
- Additive manufacturing
- Powder metallurgy
- Foundry technology
- Metal forming
- Weldingand Joining
- Dissimilar materials joining
High Temperature Materials
- Refractory alloys
- Ceramics
- High temperature coatings
- Refractories for industrial applications
Materials Degradation – Characterization and Protection
- Mechanical degradation – creep, fatigue, fracture
- Corrosion
- Non-Destructive Testing (NDT)
- Materials recycling, Waste utilization
Computational Materials Science (incorporating Integrated Computational Materials Engineering and Materials Genome Initiative)
- Ab-initio calculations, atomistic simulations
- Monte Carlo methods, Phase field modeling
- Crystal plasticity, finite element methods,
- Integrated Computational Materials Engineering and Materials Genome Initiative
- Data driven modelling of materials
Materials for Energy Applications
- Materials for Energy Storage – Batteries, Supercapacitors, Hydrogen Storage
- Fuel Cells
- Nuclear Materials
- Materials for renewable energy
- Materials for clean coal technologies, carbon capture
- Biomass fuels, hydrogen-based power systems