Materials Day, October 16th, 2024 - Event of the KIT Materials Center (MaTeLiS)

The KIT Materials Center cordially invites you to participate in the Materials Day, which is meant to bring together the scientists interested in materials research at KIT.

The fourth Materials Day, takes place on

Wednesday, October ^16th, 2024, from 9:00 am - 4:30 pm (Registration from 08:30 to 09:00 am)

at the auditorium of the "Fortbildungszentrum für Technik und Umwelt (FTU)" at KIT Campus North.

This year, the focus field “Self-assembled, adaptive and biomimetic materials systems“ has taken over the sponsorship for the Materials Day.

The goals of the Materials Day are:

To inform about recent developments in MaTeLiS
to strengthen the affiliation of the members to MaTeLiS
to give scientists the opportunity to inform about current topics with a poster presentation
to offer the possibility to give a short talk on recent scientific highlights

The Materials Day offers its community scientific talks, highlight-talks, poster-presentations, time for networking and initiation of new cooperation.

In 2024, on top of our KIT experts, we are pleased to welcome three KIT external speakers who will be giving keynote talks:

Mr. Peter Hassenbach: Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF)
Prof. Jörg Neugebauer: Max Planck Institute for Sustainable Materials (MPIE)
Dr. Frank Runge: BASF – Advanced Formulation

Program Materials Day

Posters:

The submitted Posters will cover all fields of MaTeLiS. We are looking forward to a fruitful and interesting exchange.

Thank you very much for your interest in submitting a poster to shape the day with us. The maximum number of posters has already been reached, the submission is closed now.“

Registration for the event is open until 12.10.2024.

Registration

* Gender
* Name
* First Name
* Title
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* Institution or KIT-Institute
* Institute
* Abbreviation of Institute
* Phone
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* MaTeLiS Topic (choise of several Topics is possible)	Designed materials systems Accelerated material development Digital representation Quantum materials Unveiling materials secrets Natural & artificial biosystems Printed materials Sustainable materials Optics & photonics
* MaTeLiS Focus Field (choise of several Focus Fields is possible)	Self-assembled, adaptive and biomimetic materials systems Virtual Materials Design and Digitalization Nanomaterials for printing and Additive manufacturing Correlative Characterization of Materials Quantum Materials for Quantum Technologies Chemistry & Physics of Rare-Earth Materials
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