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Mitra Sunday Evening Poster Session: Functional Materials Fe-Based Amorphous-Nanocrystalline Thermal Spray Coatings 17 B. Movahedi, and M. Enayati Enhanced Photocatalytic Activity of Modified Ti0 for Degradation of CH 0 2 2 in Aqueous Suspension 25 H. Tonga, L. Zhaoc, D. Lia, andX. Zhanga Preparation and Characterization of ZnS Thin Films Using Chemical Bath Deposition Method: Effects of Deposition Time and Thermal Treatment 43 W. Hsieh, K. Cheng, andS. Lue Femtosecond Laser-Induced Synthesis of Colloidal AuAg Nanoalloys from Aqueous Mixture of Metallic Ions 51 Y. Herbani, T. Nakamura, andS. Sato v Electrochemical Performances of Nanoporous Carbon Anode for Super Lithium Ion Capacitor 59 Z Xiangyang, L. Shiju, Y. Juan, L. Changlin, and Z. Taikang Effect of Temperature Schedule on the Particle Size of NiFe0 Spinel 2 4 Nanopowder during Solid-State Reactions 67 Z. Zhang, G. Yao, Y. Liu, andJ. Du Interfacial Properties of Cu-Nb Multilayers as a Function of Dislocation/Disconnection Content 75 N. Abdolrahim, I. Mastorakos, H. Zbib, and D. Bahr Long-Time Photoluminescence Kinetics in Quantum Dot Samples 83 K. Krai, andM. Mensik Synthesis and Characterization of Mullite 91 K. Paithankar, D. Barbadikar, D. Peshwe, and A. Gandhi Characterization of Hybrid Carbon-Nanotube Composite Interfaces as a Function of Length Scale 99 H. Malecki, M. Duffy, S. Markkula, andM. Zupan Synthesis and Characterization of Nanostrucrure Forsterite Bioceramic for Tissue Engineering Applications 109 F. Tavangarian, R. Emadi, and M. Enayati Investigation of Mechanical Properties of Silica/Epoxy Nano-Composites by Molecular Dynamics and Finite Element Modeling 117 B. Mortazavi, J. Bar don, S. Ahzi, D. Ruch, and A. Laachachi Tuesday Evening Poster Session: Ultra Fine Grained Materials Basal-Plane Stacking-Fault Energies of Mg: A First-Principles Study of Li- And Al-Alloying Effects 121 Z Jin, J. Han, X. Su, and Y. Zhu Development of A1-TÍB2 Nanocomposite 129 Z Sadeghian, M. Enayati, B. Lotfi, and P. Beiss Dry Sliding Wear and Corrosion Behavior of Ultrafine-grained HSLA Steel Processed using Multi Axial Forging 137 A. Padap, G. Chaudhari, andS. Nath VI Heterogenity of Microstructure Evolution in NiTi (50 at% Ni) Alloy Severely Deformed by High Pressure Torsion 147 R. Singh, J. Fiebig, S. Ostendorp, H. Rösner, E. Prokofyev, R. Valiev, S. Divinski, and G. Wilde Aluminum Alloys: Fabrication, Characterization and Applications Development and Application Hot Tensile Behaviour and Constitutive Analysis of Al-5,5Zn-l,2Mg/Zr Alloys 157 P. Leo, E. Cerri, and H. McQueen Production of Continuous Cast 3105 Coil-Stock for Thin Gauge Roller Shutters 167 D. Spathis, andJ. Tsiros Emerging Technologies Preparation of Al-Li Alloys for Lithium-Air Secondary Battery by Solid Diffusion Method 175 T. Cheng, Z. Lv, X. Zhai, M. Zhang, and G. Tu Effects of Process Parameters on Rolled Precursor of Aluminum Foam Sandwich Panel 179 B. Song, G. Yao, G. Zu, L. Wang, andZ. Guan Preparation of Aluminum Foam Using a Novel Gas-Generating Agent 185 D. Huo, X. Zhou, T. Zhang, J. Qin, J. Li, and H. Zhao High Temperature Dry Sliding Wear Behaviour of Aluminium-Silicon / Graphite Composite Processed by Stir Casting 191 G. Rajar am, S. Kumar an, T. Rao, andM. Kamaraj Preparation and Characterization of Short Carbon Fiber Reinforced Aluminium Matrix Composites 199 P. Yan, G. Yao, J. Shi, X. Sun, andG. Lv Vll Materials Characterization Effect of Ultrasonic Impact Treatment on a 5456 Aluminum Alloy Characterized through Micro-Specimen Testing and X-Ray Tomography 205 C. Scheck, K. Tran, C. Cheng, and M. Zupan Failure Loads and Deformation in 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy Spot Welds 213 R. Florea, K. Solanki, D. Bammann, B. Jordon, and M. Castanier Numerical Modeling Modeling Performance of Protection Materials Aluminum 7020-T651 and Steel 221 J. Chinella Comprehensive Thermo-Mechanical Validation of Extrusion Simulation Cycle for Al 1100 Using HyperXtrude 229 A. Parkar, C. Bouvard, S. Horstemeyer, E. Marin, P. Wang, and M. Horstemeyer Mechanical Properties and Casting Characteristics of the Secondary Aluminum Alloy AlSi Cu (Fe) (A226) 237 9 3 P. Pucher, H. Böttcher, H. Kaufmann, H. Antrekowitsch, and P. Uggowitzer Comparison of Different FEM Codes Approach for Extrusion Process Analysis 245 L. Donati, L. Tomesani, N. Khalifa, and A. Tekkaya Numerical Prediction of Grain Shape Evolution during Extrusion of AA6082 Alloy 253 A. Segatori, L. Donati, andL. Tomesani Analysis of Charge Weld Evolution for a Multi-Hole Extrusion Die 263 A. Segatori, L. Donati, B. Reggiani, andL. Tomesani Solidification Casting A. Kharicha Vlll
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