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Invitation-Letter-IFAM2018-新材料产业与技术投资促进国际论坛2018.Pdf 1 Invitation Letter Dear (Mr., Madam, Dr., Professor, CEO, President) International Forum on Advanced Materials (IFAM) is a comprehensive and influential academic forum hosted by Chinese Academy of Engineering-Chemical, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Division, Chinese Materials Research Society, Materials Academic Union and National Advisory Committee on New Materials Industry Development Strategy. Since 2011 there have been seven IFAM sessions. The “2018 International Forum on Advanced Materials (IFAM)” will be held at Shenyang Royal Wanxin Hotel on Sept.16-18, 2018 in Shenyang, China. As the only international forum of IFAM2018, the International Forum of New Materials Industry and Technology Investment Promotion (IFNMITIP)will be hosted by the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese and Investment Promotion Agency of Ministry of Commerce, P.R.China, organized by National Advisory Committee on New Materials Industry Development Strategy Tianjin Institute, and co-organized by the Chinese Overseas Science & Technology Organizations and Silicon Valley Chinese Engineer Association on Sept. 18th in Shenyang. The IFNMITIP will invite Nobel Prize winners, leaders of government, international technical experts, and representatives of international science & technology organizations, investment, finance and industry to deliver speeches in the forum. Besides, a series of activities such as high-level seminars on development trends of materials field, salons for industry and technology matchmaking event, and exhibitions of experts’ technologies and projects will be organized. The IFNMITIP is committed to build a platform of exchanges and cooperation for domestic and international experts, government, investment institutions and industries, to promote mutual exchanges and coordinated development of advanced technologies and industries. As features of the international forum, salons will be more authoritative and professional, and the exhibitions of technologies and projects will absolutely show both Chinese and international advanced technological achievements for all participants to visit and exchange. In view of your influence in the industry of international community, I am very honored on behalf of the organizing committee to invite you on behalf of yourself or your organization, institution or enterprise to participate in IFNMITIP to promote mutual exchanges and coordinated development of advanced technologies and industries with us jointly. Apart from the IFNMITIP held on Sept. 18, if you are available, you can also participate in other forums on Sept. 16 and 17. It would be deeply acknowledged if you can take time off your busy schedule to participate in the Forum and fill out the application form attached to the invitation letter and send it back to us before July 10. The specific contact details are at the bottom of the invitation letter. If your friends or colleagues request to participate, please fill out the same form and send it back to us before July 10. After the International Forum Organizing Committee reviews, and approves, we will send them an official invitation letter. As an officially invited international expert, the expenses of your round-trip international air tickets (economic class) as well as your meals, accommodation and transportation during the conference in China will be borne by us. We will spare no effort to be dedicated to your academic exchanges, project implementation, or strategic cooperation in the near future in China. Sincerely yours, Chinese Overseas Science & Technology Organizations Xueqi Huang Dehao Zou June, 2018 Contact: Yingying Nie (Vice Secretary General of International Forum), [email protected], 0086 -15832681873， NYYFAYE (WeChat ID) 1. International Forum on Advanced Materials 2018 International Forum on Advanced Materials (IFAM) 2018 will be organized by Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, University of Science and Technology Beijing,《Materials China》 at Shenyang Royal Wanxin Hotel in Shenyang, China on Sept. 16-18, 2018. IFAM plans to invite domestic and international well- known materials scientists to deliver speeches in fields of nanomaterials, graphene materials, advanced magnetic materials, energy and battery materials, material interface characterization, composite materials, materials genomics, 3D printing materials, advanced metallic structural materials, high-entropy alloy and non-crystalline materials, advanced material manufacturing technology, etc. And International Forum of New Materials Industry and Technology Investment Promotion (IFNMITIP) will be held as the only international forum of the IFAM 2018. At present, IFAM 2018 has invited more than 200 domestic and international scientists to deliver speeches. The participants of IFAM 2018 are expected to exceed 1,000. 1.1 IFAM2018 Organizations Hosted by: Chinese Academy of Engineering - Chemical, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering Division Shenyang Municipal Government Chinese Materials Research Society Materials Academic Union Shenyang Branch, Chinese Academy of Sciences National Advisory Committee on New Materials Industry Development Strategy Organized by: Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences University of Science and Technology Beijing 《Materials China》 Supported by: Chinese Academy of Engineering Department of High-tech Development and Industrialization, Ministry of Science and Technology of the People’s Republic of China Department of Basic Research, Ministry of Science and Technology of the People’s Republic of China Department of Raw Material Industry, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the People’s Republic of China National Natural Science Foundation of China Honorary Chairman: Lian Zhou Chairman: Jianxin Xie, Huibin Xu Executive Chairman:Enhou Han, Zhaoping Lv, Yafang Han, Rigang Zhao Secretary General:Luning Wang, Aihong Wang, Yudong Jia The Academic Committee consists of three directors, Lian Zhou, Jianxin Xie and Huibin Xu, and 70 members. 5 IFAM2018- INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON ADVANCED MATERIALS INVITATION LETTER 1.2 Draft schedule of IFAM2018 Site：Shenyang Royal Wanxin Hotel Time Subjects and Speakers Sept. 16th, Sunday Registration Nanomaterials Ke Lu , member of Chinese Academy of Sciences Prof. Jun Sun Weihua Wang , member of Chinese Academy of Sciences Service Behavior of Materials Weimin Liu, member of Chinese Academy of Sciences Prof. Enhou Han Advanced Metallic Structural Materials Sept.17th , Monday Fusheng Pan, member of Chinese Academy of Engineering （08:50-18:30） Prof. Shengkai Gong Prof. Zhaoping Lv Magnetic Materials Prof. Boping Hu Prof. Mi Yan Material Interfaces Jing Zhu, member of Chinese Academy of Sciences Prof. Xiuliang Ma Electronic Information Functional Materials Prof. Longjiang Deng Prof. Feng Pan International Forum of New Materials Industry and Technology Investment Promotion（all day long） Sub-forum of Graphene Materials Sub-forum of Energy and Battery Materials Sub-forum of Advanced Magnetic Materials Sub-forum of Advanced Metallic Structural Materials Sub-forum of Advanced Composite Materials Sept.18th, Tuesday Sub-forum of Intelligence Preparation and Processing Technologies （08:30-18:00） Sub-forum of Interfaces and Control of Materials Sub-forum of Nanomaterials and Technologies Sub-forum of Electronic Information Functional Materials Sub-forum of Biomaterials Sub-forum of High-entropy Alloy and Non-crystalline Materials Sub-forum of Service Behavior of Materials Sub-forum of Materials Genomics Frontier Forum of 3D Printing Materials and Application Technologies 6 2. International Forum of New Materials Industry and Technology Investment Promotion As part of IFAM2018, the International Forum of New Materials Industry and Technology Investment Promotion (IFNMITIP) will be held by National Advisory Committee on New Materials Industry Development Strategy Tianjin Institute cooperating with the All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, Investment Promotion Agency of Ministry of Commerce, P.R.China, and Chinese Overseas Science & Technology Organizations. The IFNMITIP will invite Nobel Prize winners, domestic and international technical experts, representatives of government, investment and finance, scientific research institution, industrial park and enterprises demanding technology to attend in order to build a platform for linking technology with industry and capital, promote mutual exchanges and coordinated developments of advanced technologies and industries. 2.1 IFNMITIP Organizations Hosted by: All-China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese Investment Promotion Agency of Ministry of Commerce, P.R.China Organized by: National Advisory Committee on New Materials Industry Development Strategy Tianjin Institute Co-organized by: Chinese Overseas Science & Technology Organizations Silicon Valley Chinese Engineer Association IFNMITIP Organizing Committee Director Lian Zhou Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering 7 IFAM2018- INTERNATIONAL FORUM ON ADVANCED MATERIALS INVITATION LETTER Commissioner Jian Xu Xueqi Huang Dehao Zou Xiaofeng Xue Chemical Institute of Chinese Overseas Chinese Overseas Silicon Valley Chinese Chinese Academy of Science & Technology Science & Technology Engineer Association Sciences Organizations Organizations Secretary General Duan Weng Tsinghua University Vice Secretary General： Liang Shan QingpeiYang Yingying Nie NACMIDS TJInstitute NACMIDS TJInstitute Chinese Overseas Science & Technology Organizations 8 Members of Secretariat: Mingqi Nie Huan He Junna
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