Programme Information EUROMAT 2007

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European Congress on Advanced Materials and Processes 10-13 September 2007 Nuremberg,

Organising Societies: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Materialkunde Deutscher Verband für Materialforschung und -prüfung Polskie Towarzystwo Materialoznawcze Euromat Series

The Euromat Series Euromat 2007 Euromat meetings held every two Nürnberg, the medieval city in the years are sponsored by the Federa- north of Bavaria was the former tion of European Materials Socie- residence of the German Emperors ties. They have become prime venu- and venue of the early Diet Parlia- es in for a major gathering ments. Euromat will take place in of academics and industrialists with the new congress centre that is part an interest in Materials Science of the Nürnberg fair grounds situa- and Engineering. ted close to the historic centre.

The Euromat series is organised by Congress Chairs FEMS and represents a showcase F. Delannay, University of Louvain, of activities within the European (Chairman) materials community. Previous con- T.W. Clyne, University of Cambrid- ferences were held in the following ge, UK venues: K.J. Kurzydlowski, Warsaw Univer- sity of Technology, Poland 1989: Aachen, D P.D. Portella, Federal Institute for 1991: Cambridge, UK Materials Research and Testing, 1993: Paris, F Berlin, Germany 1995: Padua, I E. Zschech, AMD Saxony, Dresden, 1997: Maastricht, NL Germany 1999: München, D S. van der Zwaag, Delft University 2001: Rimini, I of Technology, The 2003: Lausanne, CH 2005: Prague, CZ Congress Manager P.P. Schepp, Deutsche Gesellschaft Exhibition: MSE 2007 für Materialkunde, Frankfurt, Ger- EUROMAT 2007 will be held in many conjunction with the exhibition Materials Scien- FEMS Awards ce and Enginee- At the occasion of Euromat, FEMS MSE ring (MSE) a presents its highest distinctions: new exhibition • The European Materials Medal is 07 concept repre- awarded to an active materials senting the coun- scientist or engineer for distinguish- terpart to the ed contributions to Materials Scien- huge technology oriented fairs ce and Engineering. where materials engineering only • The Materials Science and Tech- figures as a cross sectional disci- nology Prize is awarded to a pline that is split among numerous young European materials scientist product areas. MSE will demonstra- or engineer in recognition of a sig- te the competition of the materials nificant contribution to MST. It con- classes and processes and will sists of a full set of the 20-volume attach great importance to measu- WILEY-VCH book series. ring devices and characterisation tools as used in research labs. Information

Posters Publications The newly introduced Oral Poster There will be no publication of a com- presentation allows poster authors plete set of proceedings. However, it to introduce their poster in a is anticipated that a number of jour- 3-minute lecture during the lecture nals may decide to base special issu- sessions. In addition, Oral Posters es on particular Topics or Symposia. will be presented at the evening This is up to the Topic Coordinators or Poster Sessions I or II. Symposium Organisers. The Poster Sessions will form a promi- nent and important part of the Euromat List of committed publications conference. Posters will be displayed (by May 07): in two sets, session I posters being up for Monday/Tues- • Symposium B25 (Highly Porous day and session II Metals and Ceramics): 'Advanced posters for Wed- Engineering Materials' published by nesday/Thursday. Wiley-VCH The focus of the • Symposium C51 (Thin Film Techno- poster system will logy) and Symposium C54 (Industrial be the evenings of Applications): 'Advanced Engineering Monday (session Materials' published by Wiley-VCH I) and Wednesday (session II), when • Symposium C52 (Thick Coating authors are expected to be available Developments and Technology): 'Jour- next to their posters. nal of Thermal Spray Technology' All delegates are encouraged to view published by ASM international the posters and perhaps discuss their • Topic X4 (Biomedical Engineering): contents with the authors. Throughout 'Advances in Applied Ceramics: Struc- these two evenings, free refreshments tural, Functional and Bioceramics', and snacks will be available. There Maney Publishing on behalf of the will be a total of 10 Euromat Poster Pri- Institute of Materials, Minerals and zes awarded - 5 for each session. Mining

Short Courses Programme A set of short introductory courses with The preliminary programme is dis- topical themes will be run in conjunc- played on the website and up- tion with the congress, to be held on dated regularly throughout the peri- Sunday 9th September from 10:00 to od prior to the congress. As a spe- 17:00 h. The venue of the Short Cour- cial feature, an individual program- ses is the EUROMAT Conference me with selected papers may be Centre. created online and will be stored Attending a Short Course requires an until the conference. extra fee. The number of participants for each course will be limited to 40. Details of the courses will shortly be published on the EUROMAT website. Side Events

Venue Accomodation The Nuremberg Congress Center Blocks of rooms available at special (CCN) offers rates have been set aside in several excellent facilities hotels. Details are available on the for both congres- website. When reserving these rooms, sing and exhibit- the booking code ‘Euromat 2007’ ing. The four levels should be used. accommodate 20 lecture halls and Registration ample poster dis- Particpants should register online at play areas. The exhibition area is loca- www.euromat2007.fems.org ted on the first level. The congress fees are as follows: Industry / 4 days: 740 EUR Opening Industry / 2 days: 580 EUR The Opening Ceremony will take place University / 4 days: 520 EUR at 18:00 h on Sunday night including University / 2 days: 380 EUR the presentation of the FEMS awards. Student / 4 days: 250 EUR The ceremony will be highlighted by a Plenary Lecture on ‘Technologies for Short Courses (additional): 250 EUR Secure and Sustainable Energy’ presen- ted by Steve Konin, British Petroleum, From 31 July 2007, there will be a UK surcharge of 50 EUR for late regi- stration. Members of FEMS member Conference Dinner societies are eligible for a 10% dis- The ‘European Night’ will take place on count. Tuesday from 19:30 h. There will be two options in parallel: A traditional Ilschner Memorial Banquet in a large hall, and a Get- Bernhard Ilschner, Professor at the Uni- Together in the Biergarten of a brewery. versities of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Ger- Both events require an additional fee: many, and Lausanne, Switzerland, died Banquet: 70 EUR in early 2006. On Monday 10 Sept, a Get-Together: 40 EUR special session will The venue of the events will be given on be held on selected the website. lectures given by his former students, col- Lunch leagues and com- Several food stations in the CCN offer panions. The special snacks and beverages for sale. Lunches session will be follo- can also be taken in on-site restaurants. wed by a comme- As an alternative, the two-hour break is moration dinner in the ‘National Muse- long enough to allow lunch to be taken um’ in Nuremberg. The attendance of in the centre of Nuremberg. the special session and the dinner re- quire registration on the website, but registration for Euromat is not presup- posed. Topics and Symposia Topics and Symposia

Topic Area A: A42 Semiconducting Nanowires: Functional Materials Catalysis, Growth and Integration (J.D. Holmes, University College A1: Electronic and Photonic Cork, IRE) Materials A43 Materials for Nanotubes and N. Koch, Humboldt University Nanowires (P. Vereecken, IMEC, Leu- Berlin, D ven, B; S.E. Schulz, Chemnitz Univer- A11 Fundamental Properties of sity of Technology, D) Organic Semiconductors and Materi- als for Solid State Memories (E. A5: Advanced Polymers Zojer, Graz University of Technology, G. Wegner, Max Planck Institute A; T. Mikolajick, Technical University for Polymer Research, D of Freiberg, D A51 Polymer-Nanoparticle-Blends A12 Organic Electronic Devices and their Applications (S. Förster, (N. Koch, Humboldt University University of Hamburg, D) Berlin, D) A52 Polymers as Functional Electro- A13 Molecule-based Electronics nic, Dielectric and Energy related (B. de Boer, University of Groningen Materials (J.K. Kallitsis, University of Netherlands; S.J. van der Molen, Patras, GR; J. Ulanski, Technical University of Basel, CH) University of Lodz, PL)

A2: Magnetic Materials A6 Functional Ceramic L. Schultz, Leibniz Institute for Solid Materials and Devices State and Materials Research, Dres- M.J. Hoffmann, University of Karls- den, D ruhe, D A21 Hard and Soft Magnetic Mate- A61 Dielectric and Piezoelectric rials (I.R. Harris, The University of Bir- Ceramics and Devices (W. Wolny, mingham, UK) Ferroperm Piezoceramics A/S, Kvist- A22 Magnetic Nanoparticles and gaard, DK; M. Kosec, Institute Josef Nanowires (B. Rellinghaus, Leibniz Stefan, Ljubljana, SLO) Institute for Solid State and Materials A62 Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (E. Ivers- Research, Dresden, D) Tiffée, University of Karlsruhe, D; A23 Magnetic Thin Films M. Mogensen, RISO National Labo- (H.H. Gatzen, Leibniz University Han- ratory, Roskilde, DK) nover, Garbsen, D)

A4: Materials for Nanotubes Topic Area B: and Nanowires Structural Materials C.M. Whelan, Interuniversity Micro- electronics Center, Leuven, B; B1: Advanced Structural R. Spolenak, ETH Zurich, CH Ceramics A41 Carbon Nanotubes: Catalysis, G. Schneider, Robert Bosch Corp., Growth and Integration (W.I. Milne, Palo Alto, USA University of Cambridge, UK) B11 Advanced Nanostructures (W.J. Clegg, University of Cambridge, UK; P. Sajgalik, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, SK) B12 Ceramic Composite Concepts B32 Concrete and Reinforced Con- (J.S. Moya, CSIC, Madrid, E; crete (H. Budelmann, Braunschweig A. Bellosi, IRTEC Research Institute University of Technology, D) for Ceramics Technology, Faenza, I) B13 Modelling and Reliability of B4: Materials for the Ceramic Materials and Components Extreme Environment (G.A. Schneider, Hamburg University H.-H. Bolt, Max-Planck-Institut für Plas- of Technology, D; J. Kübler, Swiss ma Physik, D Federal Laboraties for Materials B41 Heat Sink and High Tempera- Testing and Research, CH) ture Composites (F. Simancik, Slovak B14 Bioinspired Materials and Pro- Academy of Sciences, Bratislava, SK; cesses (C. Zollfrank, University of R. Martin, MERL Materials Enginee- Erlangen-Nuremberg, D) ring Research Laboratory Ltd., Hert- ford, UK) B2: Advanced Metallic and B42 Materials for Fusion Applicati- Hybrid Materials ons (J. Linke, Research Centre Juelich, T.W. Clyne, University of Cam- D) bridge, UK; J.J. Lewandowski, Case B43 Materials for Advanced Fission Western Reserve University, Cleve- Applications (N. Baluc, Swiss Fede- land, USA ral Institute of Technology, Villigen, B21 Complex Metallic Alloys CH) (M. Feuerbacher, Research Centre Juelich, D; S. Bühler-Paschen, Vienna University of Technology, A) B22 High Temperature Metallic and Topic Area C: Intermetallic Materials (G. Eggeler, Processing Ruhr-University Bochum, D; C1: Solidification and Solid E. George, Metals and Ceramics State Transformation Division - ORNL, Oak Ridge, USA) M. Rappaz, Swiss Federal Institute of B23 Shape Memory and Amor- Technology, Lausanne, CH phous Alloys (P. Sittner, Academy of C11 Solidification Processes, Micro- Sciences, Prague, CZ) structures and Defects (A. Jacot, Swiss B24 Metal Matrix Composites (S. Federal Institute of Technology, Lau- Barnes, University of Manchester, UK) sanne CH; C.-A. Gandin, Ecole des B25 Highly Porous Metals and Mines de Paris, F) Ceramics (P. Colombo, University of C12 Solid State Transformations: Padova, I; C. Körner, University of Microstructure Formation and Evoluti- Erlangen-Nuremberg, D) on (E. Aeby-Gautier, Ecole des Mines, Nancy, F) B3: Building Materials F.H. Wittmann, Aedificat Institute, C2: Joining Freiburg, D M. Ferraris, Politecnico di Torino, I B31 Micro Structure Water repellent C21 Joining: Processes (J. Janczak- Treatment (H. De Clercq, Royal Institu- Rusch, Swiss Federal Laboraties for te for Cultural Heritage, , B; Materials Testing and Research, R. van Hees, Delft University of Tech- Dübendorf, CH; O. Dezellus, Univer- nology, NL) sity of Lyon, Villeurbanne, F) C22 Joining: Mechanical Testing C43 Slag Metallurgy, Engineering and Modelling (R.W. Steinbrech, and Valorization (B. Blanpain, Research Centre Juelich, D; Y. Vitu- Catholic University of Leuven, B) pier, Alcatel Space, Cannes La Bocca, F) C5: Coatings and Surface Engineering C3: Powder Synthesis and K. Bobzin, RWTH Aachen University, D Processing C51 Thin Film Technology (R. Nickel, P. Bowen, Swiss Federal Institute of RWTH Aachen University, D; A. Mat- Technology, Lausanne, CH thews, University of Sheffield, UK) C31 Powder Synthesis - Solution Pre- C52 Thick Coating Developments cipitation, Gas Phase and Physical and Technology (K. Möhwald, Leibniz Methods - Tailored Powders and Inno- University Hannover, D; C. Coddet, vative Methods (P. Bowen, Swiss Université de Technologie de Belfort- Federal Institute of Technology, Lau- Montbéliard, F) sanne, CH; V. Buscaglia, National C53 Chemical, Electrochemical and Research Council, Genova, I) Plasmachemical Surface Treatment and C32 Powder Processing - from Pow- Plating (S. Steinhäuser, Chemnitz Uni- ders to Complex Products and Inno- versity of Technology, D; vation (J. Binner, University of Lough- L. Kwiatkowski, Institute of Precision borough, UK; C.L. Martin, SIMAP, Mechanics, Warsaw, PL) Saint Martin d´Hères, F) C54 Industrial Applications C33 Powder Processing - Self-assem- (K. Bobzin, RWTH Aachen University, bly and Tailored Nanostructures - D; M. Parco, INASMET, San Sebasti- Towards Applications (H. Coelfen, an, E) Max Planck Institute of Colloids and C55 Coatings for High Temperature Interfaces, Potsdam, D; L. Bergström, Applications (A. Scrivani, Turbocoating Stockholm University, S) s.p.a., Rubbiano di Solignano, I) C34 Nanoscaled Inorganic Materi- als by Molecular Design (R. Riedel, Technical University of Topic Area D: Darmstadt, D; P. Greil, University of Characterisation and Erlangen-Nuremberg, D) Modelling C4: Extraction and Chemical D1 Microstructural Characte- Processing of Metals risation Techniques G. Kaptay, University of Miskolc, F. Mücklich, Saarland University, Saar- Miskolc, Egyetemvaros (H) brücken, D C41 Molten Salts / Advanced D11 Tomography and Related 3D Aqueous Processing (D. Fray, Univer- Techniques for Micro-/Nano Charac- sity of Cambridge, UK; terization (T. Baumbach, Forschungs- T. Kekesi, University of Miskolc, Mis- zentrum Karlsruhe, D) kolctapolca, H) C42 Ionic Liquids: New Solvents for Chemical and Electrochemical Pro- cessing (F. Endres, Technical Univer- sity of Clausthal, D) D12 Advances in Scanning Probe Topic Area X: Microscopy and Atomic Level Imaging Application (M. Göken, University of Erlangen- Nuremberg, D; J. Mayer, RWTH X2: Materials for Aachen University, D) Transportation R. Stauber, BMW Group, München, D2 Mechanical Testing and D, H. Voggenreiter, German Aerospa- Characterisation ce Center - DLR, Stuttgart, D O. Kraft, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe X21 Automotive Light Weight Structu- GmbH, D; R.H. Dauskardt, Stanford res (W. Staufner, DaimlerChrysler AG, University, USA Sindelfingen, D) D21 Mechanical and Fracture X22 Automotive Advanced Materials Behaviour in Nanomaterials and (J. Staeves, BMW AG, Munich, D) Nano Structures (E. Zschech, AMD X23 Materials for Aerospace Structu- Saxony LLC & Co. KG, Dresden, D) res and Propulsion (J. Telgkamp, Airbus D22 Mechanical Characterisation Deutschland, Hamburg, D; using In Situ Methods (G. Dehm, J. Eßlinger, MTU Aero Engines GmbH, University of Leoben, A) Munich, D)

D3 Materials Modelling on X4: Biomedical Engineering all Length Scales A.R. Boccaccini, Imperial College, D. Raabe, Max-Planck-Institut für Eisen- London, UK forschung GmbH, Düsseldorf, D; X41 Biomedical Materials: Tissue P. Turchi, Lawrence Livermore National Engineering and Drug Delivery (A.R. Laboratory, USA Boccaccini, UK; A. Tampieri, National D31 Atomistics and ab Initio Materi- Research Council, Faenza, I) als Modelling (M. Sob, Masarykova X42 Bioactive Materials, Surfaces Univerzita, Brno, CZ) and Coatings (E. Verné, Politecnico di D32 Modelling Plasticity at Small Torino, I; K. Jandt, Friedrich Schiller Scales (M. Geers, Eindhoven Universi- University Jena, D) ty of Technology, NL) D33 Process Modelling of Metallic Alloys (Y. Bréchet, University of Greno- Topic Area Y: ble, Saint Martin d'Hères, F) Education D34 Modelling of Materials Pro- perties at Mesoscale (Y. Le Bouar, Y1 Teaching Materials Scien- CNRS, Châtillon, F; A. Finel, ONERA, ce and Engineering Châtillon, F) P. Goodhew, University of Liver- pool, UK Y11 Teaching and Learning of Mate- rials Science and Engineering (P. Goodhew, University of Liverpool, UK) Programme Overview Y11 Y11 Y11 C21 C21 C21 C21 C22 C22 A43 A43 A43 B31 X22 X22 X22 X22 X21 X21 A41 A41 A42 A42 A42 B32 B31 B32 C43 C43 C34 X42 X41 X41 X23 X23 X23 C42 C42 C42 C41 C41 C41 X42 X42 X42 X41 X41 X41 C53 C53 C53 C53 C53 C53 C54 C54 C54 C55 C55 C55 C52 C52 C52 C52 C52 D12 D22 D22 D22 D22 D22 D22 C51 C51 C51 C51 C51 C51 C51 C51 C51 C51 C51 D12 C31 C31 C31 D11 D11 D11 D34 D34 D34 D34 D34 D34 C34 C34 C34 C34 C34 C34 D31 D31 D31 D31 D31 D31 C32 C32 C32 C32 C33 C33 D32 D32 D22 A51 A52 A52 Closing Party Poster Session I Poster Session II Conference Dinner C12 C12 C12 C12 C12 C12 C12 C12 C12 C12 D33 D33 Technical Visits, Sightseeing Technical C11 C11 C11 C11 C11 C11 C11 C11 C11 D21 D21 D21 Plenary Session: W. Nix, R. Stauber Plenary Session: W. Plenary Session: M. Rappaz, G. Smith Opening Ceremony and Prize Awards Opening Ceremony and Prize Awards Plenary Session: S. Suresh (Medal Winner) B41 B41 B41 B41 B42 B42 B42 B42 B42 B43 B43 A22 Plenary Session: W. Bonfield, N. Lopez Cardozo Plenary Session: W. B11 B11 B11 B14 B13 B13 A23 A23 A23 A21 A22 A21 B21 B21 B21 B12 B12 B14 A61 A61 A62 A62 A62 A62 B25 B25 B25 B25 B25 B25 A12 A12 A12 A13 A13 A13 B24 B24 B24 B24 B23 B23 A11 A11 A11 A11 A11 A51 1 2345 6789101112131415161718 2345 1 B22 B22 B22 B23 B22 B22 B22 B22 B22 B22 B22 B22 am 1 am 2 pm 1 pm 2 am 1 am 2 pm 1 pm 2 am 1 am 2 pm 1 pm 2 am 1 am 2 pm 1 pm 2 Fri Tue Thu Sun Mon Wed

The scientific programme is run in 18 parallels from Mon, 10 Sept, to Thu, 13 Sept 2007. Each day is subdivided into four sessions: am1: 9:00 - 10:20 h am2: 11:00 - 12:40 h pm1: 14:40 - 16:20 h pm2: 17:00 - 18:40 h

Each box of the graph represents a session (5 lectures). The letters/numbers in the boxes refer to the symposium to which a session belongs. Key Figures (1 June 07)

Scientific Programme 2137 Papers Featuring 6 Topic Areas 7 Plenary Lectures 20 Topics 38 Keynote Lectures 57 Symposia 102 Highlight Lectures 212 Lecture Sessions 853 Lectures 27 Oral Poster Subsessions 121 Oral Posters 2 Poster Sessions 543 Poster Session I, 552 Session II

Papers by Topic A1 Electronic & Photonic Materials A2 Magnetic Materials A4 Materials for Nanotubes & -wires A5 Advanced Polymers A6 Functional Ceramic Materials & Devices B1 Advanced Structural Ceramics B2 Advanced Metallic & Hybrid Materials B3 Building Materials B4 Materials for the Extreme Environment C1 Solidification & Solid State Transformation C2 Joining C3 Powder Synthesis & Processing C4 Extraction & Chemical Proces- sing of Metals C5 Coatings & Surface Engineering D1 Microstructural Characterisation Techniques D2 Mechanical Testing & Characteri- sation D3 Modelling on all Length Scales X2 Materials for Transportation X4 Biomedical Engineering Y1 Teaching Materials Science & Engineering 0 90 180 260 Papers Geographical Distribution Western Europe 1254 Central and Eastern Europe 485 Asia, Australia 234 The List of Participants Americas 118 will be permanently Africa 46 updated on the website. Nuremberg

Nuremberg is a modern city with The Hospice half a million residents, the main of the Holy Spirit city of a European metropolitan was a foundati- region, and at the same time a ren- on endowed dezvous with history, architecture, by the rich Pa- museums, art treasures. The artistic trician Konrad impact of Albrecht Dürer, Veit Stoß, Groß for old Peter Vischer and many other artists and needy people. together with the patronage of wealthy patrician families still cha- The Wine Store racterise present day Nuremberg. is one of Nurem- berg's most The imperial beautiful buil- castle, symbol of dings. The front Nuremberg, is a towards the river visual testimony Pegnitz boasts for the city's his- wooden galleries with metal foun- toric past. Be- tains. tween 1050 and 1571 it served all Emperors of the The National Holy Roman Empire as residence. Socialist Party Rallies and Race The Old City Laws are just as Hall comprises indelibly linked all buildings with the city of erected between Nuremberg as the 14th and the Nuremberg Trials against the 17th century in major war criminals of the NS regi- the block border- me, marking the beginning of inter- ed by Rathausplatz, Rathaus- national criminal jurisdiction. Dea- gässchen and Theresienstraße. ling with this legacy responsibly and openly has become the task of The Church of the city and its citizens. Nurem- Our Lady built berg's exemplary commitment by Emperor towards a city of peace and human Charles IV was rights has been recognised through- the first Gothic out the world. Today, the Party hall church in Rally Grounds host a comprehensi- Franconia. The ve Documentation Centre situated main altar is the famous ‘Tucher at the ‘Straße der Menschen- Altar”. rechte”, the Street of Human Rights. Sponsors and Organisers

Sponsor • Société Française de Métallurgie Federation of European Materials et de Matériaux (F) Societies (FEMS) • Svenska Föreningen för • Associazione Italiana di Materialteknik (S) Metallurgia (I) • Ukrainian Materials Research • Austrian Society for Metallurgy Society (UA) and Materials (A) • Benelux Métallurgie (B) FEMS Secretariat: • Bond voor Materialenkennis (NL) Dr Paul McIntyre • Czech Society for New The Institute of Materials, Minerals Materials and Technologies (CZ) and Mining • Danish Metallurgical Society (DK) 1, Carlton House Terrace • Deutsche Gesellschaft für London SW1Y 5DB Materialkunde (D) • Deutscher Verband für Material- forschung und -prüfung e.V. (D) Co-Sponsor • Estonian Materials Science TMS - The Minerals, Metals & Society (EE) Materials Society (USA) • Hellenic Society for the Science and Technology of Condensed Organising Societies Matter (GR) • DGM - Deutsche Gesellschaft für • Institute of Materials, Minerals & Materialkunde (D) Mining (UK) • DVM - Deutscher Verband für • Latvian Materials Research Materialforschung und Society (LV) -prüfung (D) • Lithuanian Materials Research • PTM - Polskie Towarzystwo Society (LT) Materialznawcze (PL) • Metal Science Society of the (CZ) • Norsk Metallurgisk Selskap (N) • Országos Magyar Bányászati és Congress Office Kohászati Egyesület (H) • Polskie Towarzystwo Euromat 2007 Congress Office Materialznawcze (PL) c/o Deutsche Gesellschaft für • Slovensko Drustvo Za Materialkunde e.V. Materiale (SL) Senckenberganlage 10 • Sociedad Española de 60325 Frankfurt Materiales (E) Germany • Sociedade Portuguesa de P +49-69-75306 747 Materiais (P) F +49-69-75306 733 • Society for New Materials and [email protected] Technologies in Slovakia (SK) www.euromat2007.fems.org