12th ICMPC, October 2021, NITTTR Chandigarh
(a) AMPT Vol 1 (T&F)
(b) AMPT Vol 2 (T&F)
11th ICMPC December - 2020, IIT Indore
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings
(Elsevier)
(b) AMPT Journal (T & F)
10th ICMPC February - 2020, GLA Mathura
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings
(Elsevier)
(b) AMPT Journal (T & F)
9th ICMPC MARCH - 2019
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings (Elsevier)
8th ICMPC MARCH - 2018
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings
(Elsevier)
(b) Experimental Nanoscience (T & F)
7th ICMPC MARCH - 2017
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings (Elsevier)
6th ICMPC (Victoria University Melbourne Australia) December - 2016
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings (Elsevier)
5th ICMPC MARCH - 2016
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings (Elsevier)
4th ICMPC MARCH -2015
(a) Materials Today: Proceedings (Elsevier)
3rd ICMPC MARCH -2014
a) Procedia Material Science (Elsevier)
| Ist Prize (Cash Prize Rs 10,000) |
IInd Prize (Cash Prize Rs 7,000) |
|---|---|
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Dimitra Das Sodium Borohydride Assisted Reduction of Toxic Pollutants by Silver Coordinated Melamine Based Polymeric Material |
Sourabh Shukla Effect of Grain refinement on Sensitization of High Manganese Austenitic stainless steel |
| Ist Prize (Cash Prize Rs 10,000) |
IInd Prize (Cash Prize Rs 7,000) |
|---|---|
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Daniyar Syrlybayev Fused Deposition Modelling: Effect of Extrusion Temperature on theAccuracy of Print |
Rajib Kumar Biswas Effect of steel bar corrosion on the cyclic behaviour of RC bridgePiers |
| Ist Prize (Cash Prize Rs 10,000) |
IInd Prize (Cash Prize Rs 7,000) |
|---|---|
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Sunil Kumar A Comparative Study on Wear Behaviors of Hot Work and ColdWork Tool Steel with Same Hardness under Dry Sliding Tribological Test |
N. Rino Nelson Effective modeling of Spiral wound gasket with Graphite filler ingasketed flange joint subjected to bending loads |
| Ist Prize (Cash Prize Rs 10,000) |
IInd Prize (Cash Prize Rs 7,000) |
|---|---|
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Akash Raj Thermal analysis of hydrothermally synthesized nanostructuredbismuth telluride semiconductor |
Sunday Temitope Oyinbo Nanoindentation Study in Cold Gas Dynamic Sprayed Thin Films using Molecular Dynamics Simulation |
| Ist Prize (Cash Prize Rs 10,000) |
IInd Prize (Cash Prize Rs 7,000) |
|---|---|
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Vinod Kumar V Meti Mechanical and Tribological behavioral evaluation of AA7075/TiB2Composite processed through UST |
Manoj K. Singh Enhancing fracture toughness of laminated composite by chopped fiber reinforcement |
Functional materials, smart materials, intelligent materials – whatever you call them, they will be a key pillar of 21st century technology. Among the modern structural materials there has been a tremendous advancement in science and technology of materials. In recent years, nanostructure materials and nano composites have become increasingly important because of their remarkable properties and permanently growing areas for practical applications. Various aspects of mechanical properties of nano materials including analytical and computational modelling in combination with comprehensive experimental analysis of mechanical behaviour is yet to be investigated. In spite of the rapid progress in this field, mechanical properties of nano materials and composites are still remaining terra incognita in materials science. In the field of massive and complex manufacturing we are now in need of materials, with properties, that can be manipulated according to our needs.
Large spaceplanes like the Space Shuttle would have proven extremely difficult, if not impossible, to build without heat-resistant ceramic tiles to protect them during re-entry. And high-speed forward-swept-wing airplanes like Grumman's experimental X-29 or the Russian Sukhoi S-27 Berkut would not have been possible without the development of composite materials to keep their wings from bending out of shape. Nature is full of magic materials, which are to be discovered in forms suitable to our needs. Such magical materials, also known as intelligent or smart materials, can sense, process, stimulate and actuate a response.
There is an increasing awareness of the benefits to be derived from the development and exploitation of advanced materials and structures in applications ranging from hydrospace to aerospace. With the ability to respond autonomously to changes in their environment, smart systems can offer a simplified approach to the control of various material and system characteristics. Mechanistic understanding from any discipline is the routes to the development of materials with capabilities beyond those currently available.
The conference is creating a cross disciplinary summit that transcends departmental, institutional, industrial, public and private research organizations and global barriers and lends itself to the integration of research and education in the vital field of advanced materials. This conference is mainly aims in major sectors of advanced processing, material characterization, modeling and simulation, properties, performance and device fabrication.
Chandigarh is bordered by the state of Punjab to the north, the west and the south, and by the state of Haryana to the east. It is considered to be a part of the Chandigarh Capital Region or Greater Chandigarh, which includes Chandigarh, and the city of Panchkula (in Haryana) and cities of Kharar, Kurali, Mohali, Zirakpur (in Punjab). It is located 260 km (162 miles) north of New Delhi and 229 km (143 miles) southeast of Amritsar.
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