Symposium W


Emerging Trends in Solution Processing of Advanced Functional Nanomaterials for Sustainable Development

Solution Processing is one of the most promising and efficient means of fabricating advanced functional materials. An understanding of emerging trends in technologies related to the solution processing technology is gaining popularity. The concepts mentioned under the scope of this symposium have been well conceived, and all recent developments will be deliberated on a single platform here. The recent developments under emerging solution processing especially for sustainable development are an important topic related to energy, environment and healthcare.

  • Emerging Solution Processing Technology – General, Conventional and Innovative Technologies;
  • Soft and High temperature solution technologies, Spray Pyrolysis, CBD, etc;
  • Hydrothermal synthesis, Hydrothermal processing, Soft/Mild hydrothermal processing, Solvothermal reactions, Solvothermal synthesis, Carbonothermal synthesis, Ammonothermal synthesis, Glycothermal synthesis, Chemistry of hydrothermal media, Hydrothermal epitaxy, HIP, Nature inspired hydrothermal processes;
  • Supercritical Fluid Technology (SCF) for materials processing, SCF technology for materials recycling, Green processing, Nanohybrid and composite materials;
  • Multi-energy Processing Routes – Hydrothermal-Mechanochemical, Hydrothermal-Electrochemical, Hydrothermal-biological, Hydrothermal-Sol Gel, Hydrothermal-Solution Plasma, etc;
  • Mechanochemical, Sonochemical, Microwave, Electrochemical processing of materials;
  • Biomimetic processes, Bio-inspired, and Nature inspired processing techniques;
  • Thin films, Fine ceramics, Direct write technology, 3d Printing, Wet chemical processing (co-precipitation, hydrolysis, intercalation/deintercalation, ion exchange);
  • Sol-gel technology;
  • Nanomaterials (including nanotubes) processing using hydrothermal and solvothermal techniques and nanocomposites;
  • Inorganic nanostructures fabrication, Nanostructures and hybrid composites for various applications including gas sensors and biomedical applications, Nanoceramics processing, Metal Oxide Heterostructures;
  • Advanced Materials for bioimaging and biophotonics applications;
  • Self-assembly, Templating;
  • Engineering of Materials and Devices for environment and energy applications;
  • Hydrothermal and Solvothermal Carbon Polymorphs;
  • Carbon Forms – Metal / Metal Oxides / Polymers Composites;
  • Novel Solution processing Routes for nanoscale films, Nanoprobes and Nanocarriers, Nanoplatforms for Biological Imaging.
  • Advanced drug delivery systems;
  • Biofunctionalization of nanomaterials for various applications;
  • Patterning and manufacturing of materials for next generation energy applications;
  • Nanomaterials for water purification and effluent treatment;
  • Negative index materials – from microwave to optical;
  • Biodegradable and biocompatible materials;
  • Nanoparticles from fabrication to clinical applications;
  • Nanobiomolecular assembly;
  • Toxicity studies of nanomaterials;
  • Materials for Carbon capturing;
  • Materials for H2 generation and water splitting and environmental safety;
  • Nanocomposites for modern technology.

Chair

K. Byrappa
Adichunchanagiri University, India

Yanli Zhao
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore


Co-Chair(s)

Ajayan Vinu
University of New Castle, Australia

Sanjay Mathur
University of Cologne, Germany

Ognjen Miljanic
University of Houston, USA


Correspondence

K. Byrappa
Adichunchanagiri University, India
Email: kbyrappa@gmail.com


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