[Neutron] MLZ Conference on Mobility

[MLZ Conference 2022 "Neutrons For Mobility"]

Dear Colleagues,

In the name of the Scientific Programme Committee, we would like to 
bring to your attention the upcoming *conference on mobility organized 
by the Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (MLZ)*, to be held in Lenggries 
(Bavarian Alps, near Munich) from May 31th to June 3rd 2022.

Mobility is a fundamental ingredient of today's society. While it shapes 
our lives at the global and local scales, it also is responsible for 
about a quarter of the overall CO_2 emissions and it is the fastest 
growing source of global emissions.

Improving the efficiency of energy use in transportation is thus an 
essential part of the present fight against the climate change. 
Technological and scientific advances in this field come from seemingly 
diverse areas, including for example high temperature resistant or light 
weight structural materials, hydrogen storage and conversion systems, 
batteries, CO_2 capture and synthetic fuels.

This MLZ Conference aims to bring together the heterogeneous community 
of researchers working in the related fields and to foster 
cross-disciplinary discussions.

The list of keynote and invited lectures illustrates the breadth of the 
encompassed topics: from climate and societal issues (Prof Daniela 
Jacob, GERICS) to industrial challenges (Dr Christian Weimer, Airbus) 
through scientific challenges and technological opportunities offered by 
a wide variety of material classes (Prof. Jennifer Rupp (TUM), Dr.-Ing. 
Steffen Neumeier (FAU Nürnberg-Erlangen), Prof. Giovanni Bruno (BAM), 
Prof. Andreas Schönhals (BAM)).

Among other methods, neutron scattering, radiography/tomography and 
analytical methods based on neutron activation analysis play an 
important part in the research in this field. An overview of the current 
state of the art in addressing these questions will be presented by 
Prof. Andreas Schreyer (ESS).


We welcome contributions in the fields of:

  * batteries and fuel cells
  * electrodes, membranes
  * light structural materials
  * synthetic fuels
  * CO_2 /pollutant capture
  * chemical aspects, kinetics, phase transformations
  * hydrogen: production, storage, conversion into power
  * high-temperature materials


*Deadlines:*

Deadline for abstracts: 19/04/2022

Notification of abstract acceptance: 26/04/22

Deadline for registration: 30/04/2022


For more information please visit MLZ Conference “Neutrons for Mobility 
<https://indico.frm2.tum.de/event/306/>_”_


*Keynote and invited speakers will be: *


  *

    Prof. Dr. Daniela Jacob (Head of the Climate Service Center Germany
    (GERICS))

             Prof. Jacob will give an After Dinner Talk on Tuesday May 31th.

             Title: Time to act!


  *

    Prof. Dr. Andreas Schreyer (Scientific Director of the ESS)

             Title: to be announced


  * Dr. Steffen Neumeier (Department of Materials Science and
    Engineering of the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg)

             Title: Superalloys for mobility applications – In-situ 
characterization at high temperatures for optimized properties


  *

    Dr. Christian Weimer (Head of the Materials branch of Airbus)

             Title: Future challenges in materials characterisation & 
analytics moving towards further circularity, higher functionalization 
and decarbonisation in Aviation


  *

    Prof. Dr. Jennifer Rupp (Associated Professor for Solid-State
    Electrolyte Chemistry at the Technical University of Munich)

             Title: Design of Solid State Battery Materials and Prototypes


  *

    Prof. Dr. Giovanni Brunno (Group Leader at BAM -Federal Institute
    for Material Testing and Research) (Invited)

             Title: Explaining Deviatoric Residual Stresses and Load 
Transfer in Aluminum Alloys and Composites with Complex Microstructure


  *

    Prof. Dr. Andreas Schönhals (BAM -Federal Institute for Material
    Testing and Research) (Invited)

             Title: Inelastic and quasielastic neutron scattering on 
microporous polymer membranes for green separation processes”.


-- 
Dr. Jean-François Moulin
German Engineering Materials Science Centre (GEMS)
at Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (MLZ)
Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon
Lichtenbergstr. 1, 85747 Garching bei München, Germany
phone: +49-89-158860-762; email:jean-francois.moulin at hereon.de
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