The 15th ICAMR

ICAMR 2021
Virtual Conf. | January 21-24, 2021

Group Photo

For COVID-19, considering the safety and health of all participants, the 11th ICAMR conference was held via online during 21-24, 2021 successfully. Special gratitude should be extended to all the conference committee members for their great contribution. Attendees discussed latest research around topics Materials Science and Surface Engineering, Building Materials, Materials Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Building Structures and Civil Engineering, Advanced Materials and Devices, Fiber Reinforced Composites and Composite Structures, Metal Materials and Mechanical Manufacturing etc.

2021 Conference Proceedings

Conference proceeding would be published by Key Engineering Materials. ISBN: 978-3-0357-1648-1 Vol. 894
Online: https://www.scientific.net/book/advanced-materials-research-xi/978-3-0357-3831-5
Index: EI Compendex and SCOPUS

Keynote Speeches

After the test on Jan.21, the conference started. The general chair Prof. ALAN LAU made the opening remarks.

Then Prof. STEVEN Y. LIANG from Morris M. Bryan, Jr. Professor, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA made the keynote speech with title Non-iterative Prediction of Metal Additive Manufacturing, Prof. MANH-HUONG PHAN from University of South Florida, USA made the keynote speech Atomically Thin van der Waals Magnetic Semiconductors
Could Revolutionize Spintronics and Quantum Computing, Prof. YING-HAO EDDIE CHU from National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan made the keynote speech Micatronics: A New Platform for Soft Transparent Technology.

On Jan 23, Prof. JONG HAK KIM from Yonsei University, South Korea made the keynote speech High-performance Gas Separation Membranes Based on Graft Copolymers, Prof. KI BONG LEE from Korea University, South Korea made the invite speech CaO-based high-temperature CO2 sorbents and their application and Prof. SOTIRIOS GRAMMATIKOS Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway from made the invite speech Challenges of Estimating the Lifetime of Lightweight Composites.