Microscopy Conference 2023

The nanoscale structure of relaxor ferroelectric Na1/2Bi1/2TiO3-BaTiO3 ceramics: A TEM investigation

MS 7: Ceramics and composites

Poster session MS 7: Ceramics and composites

Poster

MS 1: Energy-related materials and catalysts

Probing the 3-dimensional structure of lead zirconate-based antiferroelectrics with a combined approach of TEM and NMR spectroscopy

Alteration of Illite by Bad Nauheimer and Gerolsteiner Brine: implications on fluid permeability in geothermal projects

MS 6: Geoscience and construction materials, cultural heritage

In this session, we invite contributions across a variety of disciplines, from all areas of geosciences, such as environmental pollution redemption to ore deposits and deep earth, planetary or extraterrestrial samples over construction materials such as cement and concrete to the study of objects of cultural heritage. We hope to connect these very diverse but highly innovative and exiting research areas by focusing the discussions on our common interest on processes on the nm-scale, particularly where interfaces are involved, from mineralization, crystallization to nucleation, growth, diffusion, deformation and phase transformations.

Geoscience and construction materials, cultural heritage

Abstract talk

IM 5: Quantitative image and diffraction data analysis

TEM characterization of pseudomorphic polymer-derived ceramic papers: sample preparation and microstructure analysis

LS 7: Advances in sample preparation

Investigations on the amorphization of lithium-containing glass-ceramics during mechanochemical recycling

Microstructural evolution of novel Si(M)(BC)N polymer-derived ceramics upon different heat treatments

Piezotronic ZnO bicrystals: A TEM study on interfacial segregation and properties of (0001) inversion boundaries

Precipitate-domain wall topologies in hardened Li-doped NaNbO3

This session provides a forum to present and discuss recent research and development activities on amorphous as well as crystalline matter. The session will cover the wide field of microstructure-based development of materials, covering aspects of basic materials research and detailed material characterization, in particular, via electron microscopy and correlated techniques.
World experts are encouraged to present their recent research activities on ceramics and composites, aiming to stimulate interesting interdisciplinary discussions and lasting collaborations.
The anticipated topics include novel glass-based materials and glass-ceramics for various applications, nanomaterials utilized in photovoltaics, electroceramics, or multiferroics as well as ultra-high temperature ceramics (UHTCs) for the use in extreme environments.
Advances in understanding structure-property-processing correlations as well as performance of such materials, giving the possibility to tailor and control material properties via microstructural modification, are the main focus of this session.


Ceramics and composites

MS 2: Metals and alloys

The prevention of SiC-fiber decomposition via the incorporation of a thin buffer layer in ZrB2-based ultra-high temperature ceramics

Prof. Dr.

Hans-Joachim Kleebe

Further involvements