11th International Conference on Materials Chemistry (MC11; University of Warwick, UK, July 8–11, 2013)
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Ann Ennis
The ‘MC’ conference series has provided a showcase for materials chemistry for two decades, and is the flagship event of the RSC’s Materials Chemistry Division. In its 20th year, this cutting edge international research conference is organised around four exciting and diverse areas of the application of materials chemistry.
MC11 will appeal to academic and industrial scientists working on the chemistry, physics and materials science of functional materials. Student participation is strongly encouraged.
The main themes will be distributed across four parallel sessions. There will be plenary lectures at the beginning and end of the conference, and at the beginning and end of each of the two middle days as well as an evening plenary lecture on Monday 8 July. Each symposium will have a keynote speaker followed by contributed speakers.
Poster presentations are an important part of the MC series; two dedicated poster sessions will be held during the conference.
Themes
Biomaterials
Encompassing biomaterials for tissue engineering, biomaterials for healthcare, green biomaterials and advanced synthesis methods of biomaterials.
Electronic, magnetic and optical materials
Encompassing all materials types including inorganic, organic, hybrid and nano materials, soft matter and interfaces.
Energy materials
Encompassing all aspects of Materials Chemistry related to energy generation, conversion and storage.
Environmental materials
Encompassing the design, synthesis and applications of materials that facilitate processes to provide a sustainable environment.
Plenary speakers
Professor Robert Cava
Princeton University, USA
Professor Andy Cooper
University of Liverpool, UK
Professor Clare Grey FRS
University of Cambridge, UK
Professor Allan Hoffman
University of Washington, USA
Professor Sir Harold Kroto, FRS (special evening lecture, Monday 8 July)
The Florida State University, USA
Chemistry Nobel Laureate 1996
Professor Paul Mulvaney
University of Melbourne, Australia
Professor Dan Shechtman (Honorary FRSC lecture, Monday 8 July)
Technion - Israel Institute of Technology, Israel
Chemistry Nobel Laureate 2011
Professor Samuel Stupp
Northwestern University, USA
Contact and Further Information
RSC Events
Royal Society of Chemistry, Thomas Graham House, Science Park, Milton Road, Cambridge, CB4 0WF, UK, Tel: +44 (0) 1223 432380/432254, Fax: +44 (0) 1223 423623
Email: events@rsc.org
Website: http://rsc.li/mc11-gps
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