CALL FOR PAPERS
International Workshop
NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS MECHANICS (NMM 2004)
St. Petersburg, Russia, 21 May 2004
The objective of this Workshop is to highlight current and future research on nanostructured materials mechanics and development of nanotechnologies based on the outstanding mechanical properties of nanostructured materials. Particular emphasis will be placed on the fundamentals of interface phenomena and their effects on deformation processes in advanced nanocrystalline materials.
Workshop chair:
I.A.Ovid'ko (Russian Academy of Sciences)
Invited speakers (a preliminary list):
B. Baretzky (Max-Plank Institut fuer Metallforschung, Stuttgart, Germany),
M.D. Baro (Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona, Spain),
J. Th.M. De Hosson (University of Groningen, The Netherlands),
Yu.R. Kolobov (Tomsk State University, Russia),
J. Lendvai (Eotvos University, Budapest, Hungary),
N.F. Morozov (St. Petersburg State University, Russia),
M. J. Starink (University of Southampton, UK),
B.B. Straumal (Institute of Solid State Physics, Russian Academy of Science),
J.-L. Valles (Research Directorate-General, European Commission, Belgium),
S. Veprek (Technical University Munich, Germany),
A.P. Zhilyaev (Institute of Mechanics, Ufa, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia).
Location: The Workshop will be held in Palace of Scientists (Dvortsovaya nab. 26, St. Petersburg, Russia).
REGISTRATION FEE: 200 EURO
IMPORTANT DEADLINES:
Abstract submission: April 5, 2004
Notification on acceptance of abstracts: April 15, 2004
Manuscript submission: May 15, 2004
NMM 2004 Proceedings are planned to be published in Reviews on Advanced Materials Science Journal.
Submission of Abstracts for Oral and Poster Presentations:
Anyone interested in making a contribution to the Conference is invited to
submit a half page abstract in English. The abstracts (plain texts) may be submitted
via email sending email with an application form to Dr M.Yu. Gutkin,
email:gutkin@def.ipme.ru
The abstracts must be submitted by APRIL 5, 2004. (If an author has multiple authors
who each wish an invitation to attend the Conference, each author must submit a separate application.)
APPLICATION FORM
NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS MECHANICS (St. Petersburg, Russia, May 21, 2004)
First Name:
Last Name (Surname):
Title (Dr., Prof, ...):
Job Title:
Organization or Company:
Mailing Address:
Country:
Phone:
Fax:
E-mail:
Abstract including abstract title, author listing (affiliation, mailing address,
phone, fax and email address for each author), abstract text (approximately 100-150 words),
key words, preference for "oral presentation" or "poster presentation".
Lodging of NMM 2004 participants will be arranged in hotels listed below and located
in downtown of St.Petersburg.
Tentative room rates in hotels of St.Petersburg
Breakfast is included
Hotel title and address
| Room rate (per night)
|
Single
| Double
|
"Angleterre" ****
Bol'shaya Morskaya Str., 39;
Metro stations "Nevskiy Prospekt"
and "Gostinnyj Dvor"
|
$ 431 - standard
$ 466 - superior
|
$ 496 - standard
$ 532 - superior
|
"Moskva" ***
Alexander Nevskiy Square, 2;
Metro station "Ploschad'
Aleksandra Nevskogo"
| $ 132 - business class
| $ 178 - business class
|
"Oktyabrskaya" ***
Ligovskij Ave., 10;
Metro station "Ploschad' Vosstaniya"
| $100-120
| $150-170
|
"Rus' " ***
Artillerijskaya Str., 1;
Metro station "Chernyshevskaya"
| $ 62
| $ 74 - standard
$ 84 - superior
|
Entertainment
Optional excursion tours will be organized for participants of the workshop,
including tours to State Hermitage, Rusian Museum, etc. The tentative list of key tours is attached.
- Sightseeing excursion round the city
Guided bus tour will introduce you to history and contemporary life of St.Petersburg, the leading cultural center of Russia. Among those who lived and created many of their immortal works here were Alexander Pushkin, Pyotr Tchaikovsky, Fyodor Dostoevsky. Participants of the workshop will admire exquisite architectural ensembles created by master architects and see the most interesting spots and monuments.
- State Hermitage
The world's largest museum, a treasure- house of art and culture containing the richest collection of fine art in the world. Perhaps only the British Museum and the Louvre can rival The Hermitage in scale and importance. 2,790,000 items including paintings, sculptures, graphics, various objects of applied art, coins, medals and others treasures from all over the world dating from hoary antiquity to the present are kept in luxurious apartments of Russian royal family.
- Russian Museum
The home of one of the finest collections of Russian art from 11 century to the present. Surikov, Repin, Vrubel are represented comprehensively. Like The Hermitage, The Russian Museum periodically mounts new displays and opens new exhibitions.
- "Peterhof" Museum-Reserve
An 18th century monument of architecture and landscape gardening. It is one of the most exciting places in the environs of St.Petersburg. Peterhof is famous throughout the world for its 144 fountains, which are masterpiece of hydraulics. The fountains that adorn the formal park are The Great Cascade, The Chessboard Hill and The Golden Hill. You will see also The Grand Palace, Monplaisir and Marly. A special attraction is newly opened Grot. Depending on weather we suggest to deliver the group there and back by boat.
- Peter and Paul Fortress
The spot from which St. Petersburg began to grow, the historical center of the city. Visiting Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul where almost all the Russian tsars were buried including the family of the last tsar Nicolas II.
- Mariinsky Opera House
The opera and ballet companies are well known everywhere. The season's repertoire includes classics by Russian and foreign composers ( among them the matchless ballets "Swan Lake", "Gisselle", "Korsar".
There will be some other arrangements which will make stay of participants of the workshop in St.Petersburg unforgettable.
Contacts:
Mikhail Gutkin (Local Organizer)
Dr. Sci., Leading Researcher
Institute of Problems of Mechanical Engineering
(Russian Academy of Sciences)
Bolshoj 61, Vas.Ostrov, St.Petersburg 199178, Russia
Fax: +7(812) 321 4771, Email: gutkin@def.ipme.ru
Ilya Ovid'ko (Workshop Chair)
Dr.Sci., Professor
Principal Editor,
Reviews on Advanced Materials Science Journal
Principal Editor,
Materials Physics and Mechanics Journal
Head,
Laboratory for Theory of Defects in Materials
Institute of Problems of Mechanical Engineering (Russian Academy of Sciences)
Bolshoj 61, Vas.Ostrov, St.Petersburg 199178, Russia
Fax: +7(812)321 4771, Email: ovidko@def.ipme.ru
Last modified: March 24, 2004