Symposium on Hyper-Ordered Structure Sciences in London
January 29th (Wed.) - 31st (Fri.), 2025
Symposium on Hyper-Ordered Structure Sciences in London
January 29th (Wed.) - 31st (Fri.), 2025
Scope
The functional properties of various materials are attributable to the synergistic effects between the matrix and dopants. Thus, the science of defects has significantly progressed. However, as long as the dopant is used as a point defect, there is a limit to the functional properties that can be achieved. On the other hand, ordered atomic arrangements in non-crystalline systems, such as topological regularity in network structures, solvation complex, and dopant aggregation, often govern the properties of glasses and melts. We refer to such “disorder in order / order within disorder” as “hyperordered structures”. Currently, the relationship between these two concepts is becoming increasingly apparent because of recent advances in materials synthesis, atomic-level characterization, and theoretical calculations. Synchrotron radiation and neutrons have been widely used to study these hyperordered structures. The UK also has accelerator experimental facilities such as Diamond Light Source and ISIS. In this meeting, we would like to discuss future collaboration with distinguished researchers in the UK.
Date: January 29-31, 2025.
29th and 30th: Oral and poster presentations
31st: Tour to Diamond Light Source and ISIS
Place: Japan House London
101-111 Kensington High Street, Kensington, London W8, UK
https://www.japanhouselondon.uk/
Important dates:
Call for paper: 15 October - 30 November
Dead line of registration: 30 November
Provisional Program: 16th December
Contact: (Please replace (at) into @)
secretary(at)hyperordered.org
Sponsorship
- JSPS Grant-in Aid for Transformative Research Areas (A)
"Hyper-Ordered Structures Science"
https://www.hyperordered.org/en/
- Quantum Beam Science, MDPI
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/qubs
Supported by
- TC29: Quantum Beam Diffraction from ICG technical committees
https://icglass.org/technical-committees/tc29-quantum-beam-diffraction/