Programme

July 21st Dinner
Scientific Programme
Sessions Plan
Junior Euromat2022 Map
July 20th Poster Session
July 21st Poster Session

Selected and confirmed oral presentations will consist of 12 minutes of speech and 3 minutes for Q&A.

For additional information about the highlighted activities, please, click on each activity title below.

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ERC Grant Day
Bioremia Satallite Event
Workshorp: “Additive manufacturing”
Tutorial 1 - Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Management
Tutorial 2 – Horizon Europe
Advanced Course 1 - Climate Neutrality by 2050: the future of energy storage
Advanced Course 2 - Electron Microscopy Techniques
Debate

Areas

A) Functional Materials

B) Structural Materials

C) Processing Technologies

A.1. Nanomaterials (0D to 3D)

A.2. Flexible and porous materials

A.3. Smart and self-healing materials

A.4. Surfaces & Interfaces

A.5. Energy and environment materials

A.6. Biomaterials and healthcare

A.7. Sensors & Actuators

A.8. Materials for catalysis

A.9. Photonics and plasmonics

A.10. Magnetic, electric and electronic materials

B.1. Metamaterials

B.2. Advanced steels and cast irons

B.3. High-performance alloys and intermetallics

B.4. High entropy alloys

B.5. Advanced ceramics

B.6. Carbon based materials

B.7. Composites and nanocomposites

B.8. Fatigue, wear and corrosion

C.1. Coatings and surface (nano)modification

C.2. Advanced metallurgical processing

C.3. Thermomechanical processing and severe plastic deformation

C.4. Advanced ceramic processing

C.5. Green polymer processing

C.6. Synthesis of nanomaterials

C.7. Powder technologies

C.8. Direct and indirect additive manufacturing

C.9. Joining

D) Characterization and Modelling

E) Materials for Sustainability

D.1. Advanced techniques with focused beams

D.2. Characterization of nanomaterials

D.3. Micro- and Nano-mechanics and modelling

D.4. Atomic scale modelling of advanced materials

D.5. Multiscale and multiphysics modelling of materials, processes and products

D.6. Modelling of Additive Manufacturing

E.1. Critical raw materials

E.2. Materials addressing the 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)

E.3. Carbon-neutral production of materials

E.4. Bio-based materials

E.5. Materials circular economy

When registering:

If attending tutorial day please choose either the Workshop or ONE Tutorial and ONE Advanced Course:

Workshop: “Additive manufacturing”

OR

Choose ONE Tutorial for the morning:

Tutorial 1: “Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Management”

Tutorial 2: “Horizon Europe”

And, choose ONE Advanced Course for the afternoon:

Advanced Course 1: “Climate Neutrality by 2050: the future of energy storage”

Advanced Course 2: “Electron Microscopy Techniques”

PCO Secretariat:
Organideia – Organização Profissional de Congressos, Lda.
Av. da Guarda Inglesa, N.27, Santa Clara
3040-193 Coimbra, PORTUGAL
euromat22@organideia.pt

Chairs:
Sandra Carvalho

Co-chairs:
Albano Cavaleiro
Jorge Coelho

Junior Euromat 2022 is pleased to announce Prof. Rodrigo Martins as Moderator of our ERC Grant Day event.

Rodrigo Martins currently is:

Full Professor at FCT-NOVA |President of European Academy of Sciences EurASc

President of the International Union of Materials Research Societies

Director of Centre of Excellence in Microelectronics, Optoelectronics and Processes of UNINOVA

Member of the Scientific Council of the European Research Council

Topics

Rodrigo Martins | How materials answer to the demands of society in critical areas: energy; water; food and IoT, among others?

Telma Carvalho | What is the impact of the new panel in Physical Sciences and Engineering domain on attraction of talents in the area of Materials?

Tomas Polcar | How a suitable strategy for education can be used for the attraction of talents in the area of Materials?

Francesco Matteucci | How to educate young talents on science frontiers raised by brightest minds keeping entrepreneurial mindset in materials?

Satellite event for Junior Euromat 2022

BIOREMIA EU project at a glance: interdisciplinary training for a successful career in biomaterials and medical technologies

Chairs:

Paola Rizzi, Department of Chemistry, University of Torino

Mariana Calin, IFW Dresden

 

Project websites & social media channels:

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Program (tentative hours)

14.30 – 14.45: Introduction of the BIOREMIA project (BIOfilm-REsistant Materials for hard tissue Implant Applications)

14.45 – 15.00: Video on the project goals & PhD students research and training activities

15.00 – 15.15: Coffee-break

15.15 – 16.15: Overview of the doctoral students results: designing, producing and characterisation of novel biofilm-resistant materials and coatings.

16:15 – 16.45: Round table on innovative strategies of metallic surface modification for implant applications

Abstract

BIOREMIA is a 4-year project funded by the European Commission under Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions (ETN-ITN) on “BIOfilm-REsistant Materials for hard tissue Implant Applications”. BIOREMIA Network provides a unique interdisciplinary training for 15 PhD students, spread across 11 beneficiary institutions from 10 European countries and including academic, industry, and medical sectors.

The main goal of the project is to develop innovative material-based solutions with enhanced antibacterial and antifouling functionality that will result in improved biological acceptance of implants for bone-related applications (orthopedics and dentistry) and reducing the implant-associated infections. State of the art materials and surface modification technologies are used to limit the initial stages of bacterial adhesion, as well as biofilm formation.

BIOREMIA results will be presented in the Junior Euromat satellite event, with a focus on the strategies adopted to produce innovative biocompatible materials and to improve their antibacterial properties.

Advanced Course 2 - Electron Microscopy Techniques

Chairs: Patrícia Almeida Carvalho (SINTEF, Norway), Daniela Nunes (CENIMAT, Portugal)

Date: June 19th 2022

Abstract:

The course is intended for researchers who are potential new users of transmission electron microscopes for materials characterization. The program covers the basic understanding of the instruments, sample requirements, optics, electron diffraction, imaging modes, high-resolution TEM and STEM, and related theories of image formation, as well as commonly used spectroscopies.

Program:

14:00 – Welcome & Introduction

14:15 – Instrument and sample preparation (Prof. Daniela Nunes, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal)

15:00 – Electron diffraction (Dr. Patrícia Carvalho, SINTEF, Norway)

15h45 – Coffee-Break

16h15 – S/TEM imaging and in situ observations (Prof. Pedro Costa, KAUST, Saudi Arabia)

17h00 – Analytical techniques (Dr. Enrique Carbo-Argibay, International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, Portugal)

Tutorial 2 – Horizon Europe

Chairs: Cristiana Leandro and Sofia Azevedo (ANI, Portugal)

Date: July 19th 2022

Program:

10:00 – Introduction to the Horizon Europe

10:40 – Coffee-break

11:00 – Practical exercises about Horizon Europe (if possible, bring your laptop/tablet).

Tutorial 1 - Technology Transfer and Intellectual Property Management

Chairs: Laura Alho and Ana Rita Querido (UC Business – Technology Transfer Office of the University of Coimbra, Portugal)

Date: July 19th 2022

Program:

10:00 – Intellectual Property Management

10:40 – Coffee-break

11:00 – Technology Transfer 

12:00 – UC’s IP Policy and Technology Transfer example