International Conference on

SOL-GEL MATERIALS

Research, Technology, Applications
 

13 - 16 June 2001

Wrocław - Rokosowo, Poland
 

organized by

Institute of Material Sciences and Technical Mechanics, Wrocław University of Technology

Institute for Low Temperature and Structure Research, Polish Academy of Sciences
 

Scientific Committee

M.A. Aegreter (Germany), M. Bettinelli (Italy), G. Boulon (France), A. Kłonkowski (Poland), J. Legendziewicz (Poland), G. Malashevich (Belarus), K. Maruszewski (Poland, co-chairman), G. Melnichenko (Belarus), M. Pietraszkiewicz (Poland), R. Reisfeld (Israel), W. Stręk (Poland, co-chairman), J. Wójcik (Poland), J. Zarzycki (France)
 

Organizing Committee

D. Hreniak, M. Jasiorski, J. Kaleta, A. Kłonkowski, E. Łukowiak, K. Maruszewski (secretary), W. Stręk

General Information

SGM2001 will take place at the splendid XIX century Rokosowo Castle near Leszno. Leszno is easily accessible by trains and busses from Warszawa, Wrocaw and Poznań. The Rokosowo Castle provides a lecture hall, hotel rooms and a restaurant. Housing and meals costs are included in the Conference registration fee. The Meeting language is English. All abstracts will be refereed during the Conference and will be published in the SGM2001 Proceedings.

Papers

The papers presented at the Conference will be published in one or two issues of "Materials Science". Please, bring the manuscripts to the Conference site or send it to the Conference Secretary (ed@int.pan.wroc.pl) before 31.07.2001. A Guide for Authors is accessible from this page. Use, please, the after accteptance electronic manuscript version, i.e. transmit the manuscript via e-mail or on diskette(s) or CD-ROM and one hardcopy of the manuscript send via surface mail.

How to Reach Rokosowo

Scope

SGM2001 is an interdisciplinary meeting aimed as a platform for information exchange between practically and theoretically oriented scientists interested in materials obtained by the sol-gel technique. Researchers in chemistry, physics, materials and live sciences involved in design, synthesis, evaluation and applications of sol-gel materials will have a choice of the following subjects covered by the Conference:

    chemistry of silicate and non-silicate sol-gels technology
    doped sol-gel materials
    biomaterials
    optoelectronic and laser applications
    sensors
    spectroscopy and electrochemistry
    nanomaterials
    environmental aspects

Scientific Program

The scientific program of the Conference will consist of the invited plenary and contributed lectures, oral presentations and poster sessions.

Conference Calendar

15 February 2001:       Pre-registration

31 March 2001:          Submission of abstracts

30 April 2001:             Notification of acceptance and the first deadline for payments

13 June 2001:              Registration

Registration Fee

Conference registration fee is - for polish participants - 800 PLN (before 30.04.2001) or 900 PLN (after 30.04.2001). The payments should be made in Polish złoty (PLN). Please use the following bank account:

Politechnika Wrocławska
SGM2001 - W10/I-19/zlec. 414162
Bank Zachodni S.A. II Oddzial Wroclaw
11201665-3418-131-3000

(REMARK: polish participants please sign and send back via surface mail the attached form)
 
 

Conference registration fee is - for foreign participants - 200 USD (before 30.04.2001) or 230 USD (after 30.04.2001). The payments should be made in USD. Please use this bank account:

Wroclaw University of Technology
SGM2001 - W10/I-19/zlec. 414162
Bank Zachodni S.A. II Oddzial Wroclaw
11201665-3418-131-3000

Please, note that the Conference registration fee increases slightly after 30.04.2001.

Address for Correspondence:

Prof. Krzysztof Maruszewski
SGM 2001 Secretary
Institute for Low Temp. and Structure Res.,
Polish Academy of Sciences, P.O. Box 1410,
PL- 50-950 Wrocław 2, Poland.

tel:  +48-71-343 50 21
fax: +48-71-344 10 29
e-mail: ed@int.pan.wroc.pl

Submitted papers
(attached abstracts are Word97-2000.doc and Word6.0/95.rtf)

1.  Katarzyna Cholewa-Kowalska (Poland)
    BIOACTIVE GEL-DERIVED MATERIALS
2.  Maria Łączka (Poland)
    APPLICATION OF SOL-GEL METHOD TO OBTAIN VARIUOS TYPES OF MATERIALS
3.  Małgorzata Kogut (Poland)
    ORGANICALLY MODIFIED SILICA XEROGELS - TEXTURE AND STRUCTURE CHARACTERISTICS
4.  Henryk Sodolski (Poland)
    IONS TRANSPORT IN NANOPOROUS XEROGEL STRUCTURE
5.  Krystyna Szaniawska (Poland)
    AEROGELS AND THEIR MODIFICATIONS
6.  Beata Grobelna (Poland)
    IMPROVEMENT OF EMISSION INTENSITY OF EU(III) COMPLEXES WITH HETEROPOLYANIONS IN OXIDE XEROGELS
7.  Krzysztof Kledzik (Poland)
    SOL-GEL MATERIALS DOPED WITH CHEMOSENSORS
8.  Andrzej M. Kłonkowski (Poland)
    LUMINESCENT MATERIALS PREPARED BY THE SOL-GEL PROCEDURE
9.  Michel A. Aegreter (Germany)
    USE OF REDISPERSABLE CRYSTALLINE NANOPOWDER TO COAT SUBSTRATES AT LOW TEMPERATURE: APPLICATION TO TRANSPARENT CONDUCTING COATING
10.  Vladimir Gaishun (Belarus)
    SOL-GEL METHOD PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF COLLOIDAL NANOSIZE SILICA DIOXIDE FOR POLISHING OF MONOCRYSTALLINE SILICON WAFERS
11.  Yanina Potapyonok (Belarus)
    SPECTRAL-LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF SILICA GEL-GLASSES, DOPED SM-IONS RECEIVED BY SOL-GEL METHOD
12.  Guenther Heinz Frischat (Germany)
    INNOVATIVE SOL-GEL COATINGS ON GLASS
13.  Lisa Klein (USA)
    (1) OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOL-GEL MATERIALS IN FUEL CELLS
    (2) PHOSPHOSILICATE COMPOSITE MEMBRANES FOR PROTON EXCHANGE MEMBRANE FUEL CELLS (PEMFC)
14.  Karl-Heinz Haas (Germany)
    ORMOCER's: PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS OF HYBRID INORGANIC-ORGANIC POLYMERS
15.  Łukasz Korach (Poland)
    SOL-GEL MATERIAL AS A SUPORT OF METALLOCENE CATALYSTS FOR ETHYLENE POLYMERIZATION
16.  Marcin Opałło (Poland)
    THE ELECTROCHEMICAL REDOX REACTIONS IN SILICA SOL-GEL GLASS MONOLITHS AND FILMS
17.  Monika Sączek-Maj (Poland)
    HYDROPHOBIC, CARBON DOPED SILICA MATRIX AS A SUPPORT FOR LIQUID-LIQUID INTERFACE
18.  Joanna Kukułka-Walkiewicz (Poland)
    THE MOTION OF REDIXACTIVE PROBES IN SILICA SOL-GEL MONOLITH WITH EMBEDDED ORGANIC ELECTROLYTE
19.  Alexander A. Alexeenko (Belarus)
    AN INCORPORATION OF TRANSITION METALS AND THEIR COMPOUNDS INTO SILICA SOL-GEL MATERIALS
20.  Dmitry L. Kovalenko (Belarus)
    POROUS SILICA FILMS AS A SUPPORT OF ULTRAFINE METAL PARTICLES AND CLUSTERS
21.  Evgueny Poddenezhny (Belarus)
    THE ROLE OF FLUORINE IONS IN THE FORMATION OF SILICA GEL STRUCTURE AND GEL-GLASS
22.  Andrei Boiko (Belarus)
    SOL-GEL SYNTHESIS OF FE-CONTAINING SILICA POWDERS AND GLASSES
23.  Anna Klukowska, Uve Posset (Germany)
    PHOTOCHROMIC HYBRID SOL-GEL COATINGS: PREPARATION, PROPERTIES AND POTENTIAL APLICATIONS
24.  Konstantin V. Yumashev (Belarus)
    SOL-GEL GLASSES DOPED WITH COPPER SELENIDE NANOPATICLES: NON-LINEAR OPTICAL PROPERTIES AND LASER PASSIVE SHUTTERS APPLICATIONS
25.  Ewa Rysiakiewicz-Pasek (Poland)
    (1) SILICA GEL DOPED WITH ORGANIC SALTS AND THEIR PROPERTIES
    (2) THE INFLUENCE OF HUMIDITY ON THE LINEAR DIMENSIONS OF POROUS SOL-GEL AND SILICA GLASSES
26.  Jean Phalippou (France)
    Highly Porous Aerogels with Very Low Permeability
27.  Osvaldo A. Serra (Brasil)
    (1) SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES ON THE INCLUSION COMPLEXES OF TETRAKIS(2-HYDROXY-5-NITROPHENYL)PORPHYRIN WITH alpha-CYCLODEXTRIN IN SOL?GEL MATRIX
    (2) SOL-GEL METHODOLOGY IN THE SYNTHESIS OF ZN-TETRA-P-UREAPHENYLPORPHYRINOSILICA: ABSORPTION AND LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES
28.  Georgii E. Malashkevich (Belarus)
    (1) INFLUENCE OF ACTIVATORS CONCENTRATION AND PREPARATION REDOX CONDITIONS OF TB- AND CE-TB-CONTAINING SILICA GEL-GLASSES ON THEIR SPECTRAL-LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES
    (2) SPECTRAL-LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF DY-CONTAINING GLASSES OBTAINED BY DIRECT AND NON-DIRECT SOL-GEL METHODS
29.  Galina I. Semkova (Belarus)
    SPECTRAL-LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF SILICATE SOL-GEL FILMS DOPED WITH XYLENOL ORANGE AND YTTERBIUM
30.  Sergey M. Arabei (Belarus)
    PROTONIZATION-DEPROTONIZATION OF THE FREE-BASE PORPHIN MOLECULES EMBEDDED IN SILICATE GEL MATRICES
31.  Tatiana A. Pavich (Belarus)
    EFFECT OF THE NATURE OF SILICATE GEL MATRIX ON THE SPECTRAL AND LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF METALLOPORPHYRINS
32.  Hua Chun Zeng (Singapore)
    GEL-MATRIXES AS CONFINED SPACE FOR SYNTHESIS OF NANO-STRUCTURED MATERIALS
33.  Valerii Gurin (Belarus)
    OPTICAL FEATURES OF THE SILICA SOL-GEL MATRICES WITH NANOPARTICLES OF A SERIES OF CU-CONTAINING SEMICONDUCTORS
34.  Anh Tran Kim (Vietnam)
    SOL-GEL MATERIALS SIO2-TIO2: EU, ER FOR PLANAR WAVEGUIDE
35.  Renata Reisfeld (Israel)
    RARE EARTH COMPLEXES IN SOL GEL GLASSES
36.  Zbigniew Ziembik (Poland)
    INFLUENCE OF AIR HUMIDITY ON SILICA GEL GLASS ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES
37.  Nikolay V. Gaponenko (Russia)
    Enchanced luminescence of lanthanides from xerogel solids embedded in porous anodic alumina
38.  Svetlana V. Sereshkina (Belarus)
    THERMOSTIMULATED PROCESSES OF PRODUCTION OF METAL NANOPARTICLES IN OXIDE FILMS FORMED BY SOL-GEL METHOD
39.  Jan Czyżewski (Poland)
40.  Marek Pietraszkiewicz (Poland)
41.  Phil Parrish

Preliminary timetable:
 

Times scheduled for lectures include a few minutes for short questions.

Institute of Material Sciences and Technical Mechanics, Wrocław University of Technology 25 Smoluchowskiego str., 50-370 Wrocław

Institute for Low Temperature and Structure Research, Polish Academy of Sciences 2 Okólna str.,50-422 Wrocław

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