Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS). These are the proceedings of the International Conference on Functional Materials and Nanotechnology (FMN2012), held on the 19 and 20th May, 2012, in Zhengzhou, P.R. China. They focus on Functional Materials and Nanotechnology. The peer-reviewed papers are divided into Chapter 1: Advanced Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology; Chapter 2: Nanotechnology, Mechanics and Materials Science; Chapter 3: Materials Applications, Green Chemistry and Mining Engineering; Chapter 4: Materials, Biotechnology, Manufacturing Engineering and Environment.
Nanotechnology and Functional Materials for Engineers focuses on key essentials and examples across the spectrum of nanomaterials as applied by engineers, including nanosensors, smart nanomaterials, nanopolymers, and nanotubes. Chapters cover their synthesis and characteristics, production methods, and applications, with specific sections exploring nanoelectronics and electro-optic nanotechnology, nanostructures, and nanodevices. This book is a valuable resource for interdisciplinary researchers who want to learn more about how nanomaterials are used in different types of engineering, including electrical, chemical, and biomedical. Offers in-depth information on a variety of nanomaterials and how they are used for different engineering applications Provides an overview of current research and suggests how this will impact future applications Explores how the unique properties of different nanomaterials make them particularly suitable for specific applications
This book describes the latest research on nanopolysaccharides in the development of functional materials, from their preparation, properties and functional modifications to the architecture of diverse functional materials. Polysaccharide-based nanoparticles, including nanocellulose, nanochitin, and nanostarch have attracted interest in the field of nanoscience, nanotechnology, and materials science that encompasses various industrial sectors, such as biomedicine, catalyst, coating, energy, optical materials, environmental materials, construction materials, and antibacterial materials. This book establishes a fundamental framework, highlighting the architecture strategies of typical functional systems based on nanopolysaccharides and integrated analysis of their significant influence and properties to various functional behaviors of materials, to help readers to fully understand the fundamental features of nanopolysaccharides and functional materials. Addressing the potential for practical applications, the book also covers the related industrial interests and reports on highly valued products from nanopolysaccharides, providing ideas for future studies in the area. Intended both for academics and professionals who are interested in nanopolysaccharides, it is also a valuable resource for postgraduate students, researchers, and engineers involved in R&D of natural polymers, nanotechnology, and functional materials.
Selected peer-reviewed extended articles based on abstracts presented at the 2022 International Conference on Advanced Functional Materials and Nanotechnology (ICAFMN 2022) Aggregated Book
The 3rd International Conference on Advanced Functional Materials (ICAFM, San Francisco, California, USA) was a platform for academics, researchers, and practical engineers from around the world to present and disseminate their research outcome, to exchange innovative ideas and information on many branches of materials science: applied materials chemistry and physics with its functions, crystal growth, solid state sciences, solid state electronics, coatings and surface engineering, solar cells development, thin films, nanoscience, nanotechnology, as well as materials processing technologies. We hope this book will be useful for many specialists from the area of materials science.
Chemistry of Functional Materials Surfaces and Interfaces: Fundamentals and Applications gives a descriptive account of interfacial phenomena step-by-step, from simple to complex, to provide readers with a strong foundation of knowledge in interfacial materials chemistry. Many case studies are provided to give real-world examples of problems and their solutions, allowing readers to make the connection between fundamental understanding and applications. Emerging applications in nanomaterials and nanotechnology are also discussed. Throughout the book, the author explains the common interface and surface equations, models, methods, and applications in the creation of functional materials. The goal of Chemistry of Functional Materials Surfaces and Interfaces is to provide readers with the basic understanding of the common tools of surface and interface chemistry for application in materials science and nanotechnology. This book is suitable for researchers and practitioners in the disciplines of materials science and engineering and surface and interface chemistry. Includes numerous real-world examples and case studies throughout Addresses emerging applications of interfacial materials chemistry in nanomaterials and nanotechnology Provides the foundational concepts of surface and interfacial science with models, equation, and methods
Selected peer-reviewed full text papers from the 5th International Conference on Functional Materials Science (5th ICFMS 2020) Selected, peer-reviewed papers from the 5th International Conference on Functional Materials Science (5th ICFMS 2020), November 11-12, 2020, Bali, Indonesia
This book contains reviews of recent experimental and theoretical results related to nanomaterials. It focuses on novel functional materials and nanostructures in combination with silicon on insulator (SOI) devices, as well as on the physics of new devices and sensors, nanostructured materials and nano scaled device characterization. Special attention is paid to fabrication and properties of modern low-power, high-performance, miniaturized, portable sensors in a wide range of applications such as telecommunications, radiation control, biomedical instrumentation and chemical analysis. In this book, new approaches exploiting nanotechnologies (such as UTBB FD SOI, Fin FETs, nanowires, graphene or carbon nanotubes on dielectric) to pave a way between “More Moore” and “More than Moore” are considered, in order to create different kinds of sensors and devices which will consume less electrical power, be more portable and totally compatible with modern microelectronics products.
