Program for Multifunctional Materials

October 4-8, 2010, Freiburg Germany

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Multifunctional Materials
Session A
Mon 4 Oct
1009
First Principles Determination of Phase Transitions in Magnetic Shape Memory Alloys
Tilmann Hickel
11:00 AM
Martensitic transformation and thermoelasticity in copper based shape memory alloys
Osman Adiguzel
11:20 AM
Interaction of H with vacancies in iron and steels: The combination of atomistic, thermodynamic and elastic effects
Roman Nazarov
11:40 AM



Multifunctional Materials
Session B
Mon 4 Oct
1009
Comparison of the Deformation Behavior of Digital Materials using Full-field Strain Analysis and Micromechanical Modeling
Zoltan Major
2:20 PM
Multiscale Modeling of Structure and Electronic Transport in Multifunctional Materials
Robert Maul
2:40 PM
Performances of a Multifunctional Hollow Sphere-based Foam for Applications at High Temperature
Cécile Davoine
3:00 PM
Creep in ferroelectric ceramics: mechanisms and modeling
Alexander Belov
3:20 PM



Multifunctional Materials
Session C
Mon 4 Oct
1009
On the Multiscale Modeling of Electromechanically Coupled Materials
Jörg Schröder
4:20 PM
Using Density Functional Theory to Design New Materials. From Nanoelectronics to the Origin of the Universe
Nicola Spaldin
5:00 PM
Ab-initio study of Cu and Fe doping in the lead-free ferroelectric perovskite potassium sodium niobate
Sabine Körbel
5:40 PM



Multifunctional Materials
Session D
Tue 5 Oct
1009
Anomalous Spin Transport in Magnetic Tunnel Junctions and Graphene Nanopatches
Nicholas Kioussis
11:00 AM
Towards ab initio Device Design
Mark van Schilfgaarde
11:40 AM
Electronic structure and transport properties of transition-metal/SrTiO3(100) heterojunctions
Eva Marie Kalivoda
12:20 PM



Multifunctional Materials
Session E
Tue 5 Oct
1009
From DFT to Tight-Binding by Utilizing an Optimized Minimal Basis
Bernd Meyer
2:00 PM
A Bond-Order Potential for Silicon Carbide
Paul Kamenski
2:20 PM
Development and application of tight-binding potentials for Ti-C and Ti-N systems
Elena Roxana Margine
2:40 PM
Interface investigations of TiN with Si3N4, Si and Ti overlayers using AR-XPS
Dominik Jaeger
3:00 PM
Bond-order potentials for transition metals and their compounds
Matous Mrovec
3:20 PM



Multifunctional Materials
Session F
Tue 5 Oct
1009
Thermodynamics Modelling of Plasticity: Relating Macroscopic Behaviour to Atomistics via Crystal Defects Control
Pedro Rivera Diaz del Castillo
4:20 PM
Tight-binding modelling of iron and steel
Eunan McEniry
5:00 PM
Tight Binding Models from LCAO
Georg Madsen
5:20 PM
Finite size effects in oxide nanoparticles: On the origin of lattice expansion and contraction
Manuel Diehm
5:40 PM



Multifunctional Materials
Session H
Thu 7 Oct
1009
First-principles study of ferroelectric lead zirconate titanate for development of a multi-scale simulation chain
Pavel Marton
11:00 AM
Phase field modeling for ferroelectric materials in the context of a multiscale simulation chain
Benjamin Voelker
11:20 AM
Micromechanical modeling of ferroelectric bulk materials in the context of a multiscale simulation chain
Lothar Kunz
11:40 AM
Micromechanical modeling of ferroelectric thin films within a multiscale simulation chain
Olena Vedmedenko
12:00 PM



Multifunctional Materials
Session I
Thu 7 Oct
1009
Switching mechanisms and scaling potential of bipolar redox-based memristive devices
Rainer Waser
2:00 PM
Low-voltage, high-mobility transparent oxide transistors fabricated by spray coating
Georges Adamopoulos
2:40 PM
Multifunctional oxides - The influence of defects on the ferroic properties
Sibylle Gemming
3:20 PM



Multifunctional Materials
Session K
Thu 7 Oct
1009
Modeling materials with optimized transport properties
Peter Kratzer
4:20 PM
Multiscale Material Modelling for Li-Ion Batteries
Thomas Eckl
5:00 PM
Ab-initio thermodynamic calculations of substitutional impurities at planar defects in Aluminum
Jan-Michael Albina
5:40 PM