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High performance electromechanically active materials by Ahsanul Kabir
YCN Research in Spot - February 2021
Electromechanically active materials i.e. materials change their shape in response to an electric field have a wide range of sensing and actuating applications from low to high temperatures.
Figure: Atomistic mechanism of non-classical electrostriction in ceria
Dr. Ahsanul Kabir
Technical University of Clausthal
Institute of Energy Research and Physical Technologies
38640 Goslar, Germany
Email: ahsanul.kabir@tu-clausthal.de
Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ahsanul_Kabir6
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ACerS is offering travelling grants of 1.500 $ to attend the two 2024 ECerS Summer Schools
The grants can be allowed to undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. students from non-European based universities. The 2024 ECerS Summer Schools will be held prior to Electroceramics XIX (Vilnius, Lithuania - School: 17-18 August 2024) and Shaping 9 (Warsaw, Poland - School: 24-25 September 2024)!
2024 ECerS International Ceramist Student Exchange Program – 3rd call!
In the frame of the 2024 ECerS International Student exchange program, ECerS is opening a third call, this time to allow grants to European Students to attend the 2024 Fall meeting of Korean Ceramic Society (COEX) that will be organised by the Korean Ceramic Society in Seoul, Korea, from 16th to 18th October 2024.
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