The Thirteenth International
Conference on
Processing and
Fabrication of Advanced Materials (PFAM
XIII) December 6-8, 2004 = Pan Pacific Hotel =
Singapore
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Conference Manager PFAM XIII Conference Manager c/o Integrated
Meetings Specialist Pte Ltd 1122A
Serangoon Road Singapore
328206 SINGAPORE Tel: +65
6295 5790 Fax: +65 6295
5792 Email: pfam@inmeet.com.sg
Jointly Organized by: Co-Sponsored by: |
Scope
Paper submission deadline: 1
Nov 2004 The purpose of this inter-disciplinary conference is to bring together state-of-the-art developments on all aspects related to the processing and fabrication of advanced materials spanning the entire spectrum of metallic, intermetallics, ceramics, ceramic-matrix composites, metal-matrix composites, intermetallic-matrix composites, advanced polymers and polymer-matrix composites, and including surface and high-temperature coatings. The conference will certainly provide an attractive forum for presenting the latest advances in materials processing and fabrication by researchers and engineers from industry, research laboratories and academia. KEYNOTE, INVITED and CONTRIBUTED papers will be included. The KEYNOTE and INVITED papers from leading-edge academic and industrial research settings, in related areas, will provide a lucid and comprehensive overview of the current status and potential future directions for research. CONTRIBUTED papers will attempt to cover specific problems in the same areas. The topics of interest include:
Where possible, presentations on the above should relate to applications in one of the following four industrial focus areas:
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All information listed on this website
is correct at the time of publication The organizer reserves the right to
change the programme without prior notice Neither the organiser
nor its employees or its appointed PCO shall be liable in Singapore or
elsewhere to the registered participant in contract, tort or otherwise except as expressly stated in the
registration form.
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