Materials Science and Engineering Serving

This symposium was organised with the aim of encouraging collaboration in international science and engineering communities for the benefit of human kind. It consisted of invited talks by experts on materials and poster presentation papers. Approximately 140 scientists participated and the resulting proceedings present an up-to-date review of the research in this area.

Preface
A Selection of Papers: Materials science education in Japan
New processes as drivers for revolutions in materials research: microwave sintering and multiple pulsed laser forming
The way to the resolution of 0.1nm
Investigation on diffusion bonded titanium-alumina dental implants
Processing science for engineering ceramics
Exaggerated anisotropic growth in barium titanate ceramics
Growth and characterization of LiTaO 3 single crystals by the floating zone method
Combustion synthesis of fine ceramics cascade
Nanocomposite synthesis by electrodeposition in a disordered medium
Relationship between glass basicity and ols core energy for oxide glasses
Distinguishing ceramic interfaces through their bonding: a new approach
Interlayer interactions and magnetic properties of ferromagnetic multilayers
Molecular dynamics simulation of fine particles
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Materials Science and Engineering Serving Society

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