Euromat 2003 - September 1-5, 2003
1 September 2003 - 5 September 2003
EUROMAT, the biennial meeting of the Federation of European Materials Societies with its 24 member societies, sets out to become the most comprehensive European event to demonstrate the wide range of materials science and technology.
Euromat 2003,In order to demonstrate an even more dynamic European character,,Euromat 2003 will jointly be run by the French, German and Swiss materials societies.
The conference is essentially focused on new fundamental approaches and processing related aspects for unconventional materials. At the same time, tailoring materials for applications with high innovation potential are addressed. There is hardly a better opportunity for materials scientists in the European materials arena to present and to discuss their work.
The conference will take place at the sites of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and the University of Lausanne on the banks of Lake Geneva that provide an excellent environment for hosting quite a number of parallel sessions together with appropriate exhibition facilities.
Proceedings,There will be no publication of a complete set of proceedings. Instead papers will be recommended to reputed scientific magazines for publication. Authors will receive further information together with the confirmation of their abstract in late April.
For more information on programme and registration procedures:,http://www.euromat2003.fems.org
Euromat 2003,In order to demonstrate an even more dynamic European character,,Euromat 2003 will jointly be run by the French, German and Swiss materials societies.
The conference is essentially focused on new fundamental approaches and processing related aspects for unconventional materials. At the same time, tailoring materials for applications with high innovation potential are addressed. There is hardly a better opportunity for materials scientists in the European materials arena to present and to discuss their work.
The conference will take place at the sites of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and the University of Lausanne on the banks of Lake Geneva that provide an excellent environment for hosting quite a number of parallel sessions together with appropriate exhibition facilities.
Proceedings,There will be no publication of a complete set of proceedings. Instead papers will be recommended to reputed scientific magazines for publication. Authors will receive further information together with the confirmation of their abstract in late April.
For more information on programme and registration procedures:,http://www.euromat2003.fems.org