2016 MRS Fall Meeting
Symposium TC2-Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
Materials research is undergoing a paradigm shift from largely try-and-error experimentations to materials design guided by theory, computation, data mining. The proposed symposium aims at bringing together both computational materials scientists and experimentalists to report new breakthroughs in materials design and understanding guided by theory, computation, and data mining, in integrated experimental and computational studies of materials, and in validation of predicted/designed materials by experiments.
Topics will include:
- Combined experimental and computational studies of materials
- Computational and data mining tools for materials by design
- Materials data generation and data mining
- Design of materials with new chemistry or new atomic/electronic structures
- Design of materials with new microstructures/heterostructures, or new defect structures
- Design of materials with dramatically enhanced properties under external constraints
- Experimental synthesis, characterization, and applications of materials predicted and designed by computation and theory
- Experimental synthesis and characterization tools for generating materials data that are needed for computational design
- Significantly improved understanding of materials through theory and computation
Invited Speakers:
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_0 (Linkoping University, Sweden)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_1 (University of California, Berkeley, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_2 (Penn State University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_3 (École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_4 (Fraunhofer-Institut für Werkstoffmechanik IWM Freiburg, Germany)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_5 (University of Wisconsin, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_6 (Cornell University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_7 (Fudan University, China)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_8 (Penn State University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_9 (Princeton University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_10 (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_11 (Cornell University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_12 (Purdue University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_13 (Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung Düsseldorf, Germany)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_14 (Columbia University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_15 (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_16 (Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_17 (University of California, Berkeley, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_18 (University of Florida, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_19 (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_20 (Northwestern University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_21 (Cornell University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_22 (University of Wisconsin, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_23 (Penn State University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_24 (Rutgers University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_25 (Northwestern University, USA)
- TC2_Design, Discovery, and Understanding of Materials Guided by Theory, Computation and Data Mining
_26 (Shanghai University, China)
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_27 (Shandong University, China)
Symposium Organizers
Long-Qing Chen
Penn State University
Materials Science and Engineering
USA
Lidong Chen
Shanghai Institute of Ceramics
State Key Lab. of High Performance Ceramics and Superfine Microstructures
China
Jörg Neugebauer
Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH
Computational Materials Design
Germany
Ichiro Terasaki
Nagoya University
Department of Physics
Japan
Topics
crystal growth
crystallographic structure
dielectric properties
electronic structure
ferroelectricity
microstructure
molecular beam epitaxy (MBE)
morphology
nanoscale
phase transformation
piezoresponse
simulation
thin film