2005 Program: Single phase materials

The summer school will start at 14:00 on Monday the 8th of August, and will end at 12:00 on Wednesday the 17th of August. In order to increase people's travel options, we have booked the hotel for all participants starting from the evening of Sunday the 7th of August.

8 - 17 August 2005, Huertgenwald, Germany, in the heart of the Eifel

• Day 1: Materials Science and Knowledge Based Materials: An overview (Jessell, LMTG, Toulouse)
  
• Day 2: Microstructural Phenomena and Mechanisms I a. Metals (Gottstein,
  IMM, RWTH, Aachen) b. Rocks (Jessell)
  
• Day 3: Field Trip, material science in nature (Urai, GED, RWTH, Aachen)
  
  
• Day 4: Microstructural Phenomena and Mechanisms II
  
  
  • a. Ceramics (Rixecker, MPI-MF, Stuttgart)
    
  • b. Ice (Duval, LGGE, Grenoble)
    
  • c. Polymers (Lieberwirth, MPI-P, Mainz)
    
  
  
  
• Day 5: Participant Poster Presentation
  
• Day 6: Characterization of Chemistry and Microstructure
  
  
  • a. Microstructure: Materialography and Orientation Imaging (HKL Technology, Denmark)
    
  • b. Chemistry: Microprobe, EDX and Atom Probe
    
  • c. 3D-Imaging: Synchrotron Radiation (Klein, Goettingen)
    
  
  
  
• Day 7: A Career in Science: Science and Society, Science Management,
  Scientific Communication (all lecturers)
  
• Day 8: Modelling of Microstructure and Texture
  
  
  • a. Engineering Materials (Gottstein, IMM, RWTH Aachen)
    
  • b. Rocks (Jessell) c. Ice (Duval)
    
  
  
  
• Day 9: Applications and Properties of Single Phase Materials
  
  
  • a. Functional Materials: Electroceramics (Rixecker)
    
  • b. Structural Materials: Steels (Ponge, MPI-E, Duesseldorf)
    
  • c. Rocks: Tectonics (Urai, Jessell)
    
  • d. Functional Polymers (Lieberwirth)
    
  • e. Ice Cores & Glaciers (Duval)
    
  
  
  
• Day 10: Open Discussion: The Future of Materials Science and Future
  Materials