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MATERIALS<br />

SCIENCE<br />

ENgINEERINg<br />

MATERIALS ENgINEERINg<br />

IN AuSTRALIA<br />

Symposium Organizers:<br />

K.-D. Liss,<br />

Australian Nuclear <strong>Science</strong> and Technology<br />

Organisation, Sydney,<br />

Australia<br />

Yuri Estrin<br />

Monash University, Melbourne,<br />

Australia<br />

The symposium will highlight successful collaborative<br />

research programs between Australia and Europe and<br />

provide a forum to foster new collaborations, particularly<br />

with Germany. Contributions will showcase the fields of<br />

materials science and engineering as represented in the<br />

topics of this conference. Abstracts are welcome from<br />

across the full spectrum of materials engineering including<br />

fundamental materials sciences, characterization methods<br />

and applications of materials technology and will be<br />

grouped into specific topic sessions. The two professional<br />

societies, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Materialkunde and<br />

<strong>Materials</strong> Australia, have recently established bi-lateral<br />

relationships which offer reciprocal advantages for their<br />

members, such as an initial one-year online membership in<br />

the other society. This symposium will not only showcase<br />

the excellent scientific output of Australian-European collaborations<br />

it will also strengthen established relationships<br />

and provide opportunities for new collaborations in order<br />

to build a common future for our two societies.<br />

Guest of Honour:<br />

Young Researchers<br />

<strong>MSE</strong><br />

güNTER gOTTSTEIN<br />

Honorary Symposium<br />

on Characterisation and Design of<br />

Microstructure for Advanced <strong>Materials</strong><br />

Symposium Organizer:<br />

D. Molodov, RWTH Aachen University, Germany<br />

meet Professionals<br />

A special symposium in honor of Professor Günter Gottstein and his unique<br />

contributions to <strong>Materials</strong> <strong>Science</strong>.<br />

The symposium will focus on a series of related topics in which Professor<br />

Gottstein has shown particular interest and made significant contributions<br />

over the years, based on the general theme of Characterization and Design<br />

of Microstructure for Advanced <strong>Materials</strong>, and including:<br />

Characterization and control of microstructure and texture evolution; Crystal<br />

plasticity, deformation and recrystallization; <strong>Materials</strong> simulation and modeling;<br />

Thermodynamics and kinetics of grain boundaries.<br />

Keynote Speakers<br />

Prof. Reiner Kirchheim<br />

Universität Göttingen<br />

Prof. Dierk Raabe<br />

MPI für Eisenforschung, Düsseldor<br />

Prof. Wolfgang Kaysser<br />

GKSS Research Centre, Geesthacht<br />

Prof. Jürgen Hirsch<br />

HYDRO Al, Bonn<br />

Prof. Werner Skrotzki<br />

Technische Universität Dresden<br />

Prof. Tadao Watanabe<br />

Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan<br />

Prof. Julian H. Driver<br />

Ecole des Mines de Saint-Etienne, France<br />

Prof. Anthony D. Rollett<br />

Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA<br />

Prof. Paul Van Houtte<br />

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium<br />

Prof. Bevis Hutchinson<br />

Swedish Institute for Metals Research,<br />

Stockholm, Sweden<br />

Prof. Martin Glicksman<br />

University of Florida, Gainesville, USA<br />

Prof. Juri Estrin<br />

Monash University, Clayton, Australia<br />

Prof. Paolo R. Rios<br />

Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil<br />

Prof. Lasar S. Shvindlerman<br />

ISSP, Russian Academy of <strong>Science</strong>s, Russia

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