CZECH SOCIETY FOR NEW MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES (CSNMT),PRAHA (ČESKÁ SPOLEČNOST PRO NOVÉ MATERIÁLY A TECHNOLOGIE,PRAHA)

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1 CZECH SOCIETY FOR NEW MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES (CSNMT),PRAHA (ČESKÁ SPOLEČNOST PRO NOVÉ MATERIÁLY A TECHNOLOGIE,PRAHA)

2 Introduction The Czech Society for New Materials and Technologies (CSNMT), founded in 1993, is a voluntary association of individual and collective members residing in the Czech Republic. CSNMT was established to provide all possible support for research in the area of new materials and technologies (including education in the field of materials science and engineering, advisory and consultancy activities, etc.) Within the collective membership, CSNMT associates the most important part of materials research units in universities, institutes of the Academy of Science and organizations closely linked to the production sector, thus covering the area of both fundamental and applied research.

3 Activities : Research and development in the field of materials science and engineering (joint research projects), information support for research and study programmes and projects of institutes and universities (creating and making accessible databases about research and developments units, programmes and projects under solution, available instruments, facilities and places for study - or workoriented stays in research establishments, etc.) Service provided to industry (counselling and consultancy activities, offering research infrastructure, scientific service, technology transfer, dissemination of information concerning new advanced materials and technologies, etc.) Other activities (joint organization of national and international conferences, support and promotion of tuition in materials science and engineering at universities, including doctoral studies, etc.)

4 Most of the collective CSNMT members, all of whom are listed below, are university units, institutes of the Czech Academy of Science or research establishments closely linked to the production sector. Due to their different professional orientation, teams from the collective CSNMT members participate in solving almost all current problems of fundamental and applied research and development in the area of materials science and engineering Some of these research units are mainly oriented towards a specific area of research and development, e.g. properties of plasma-sprayed materials and materials for fusion applications (Institute of Plasma Physics), or Failure analysis (Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering).The majority of these research units have defined their research activities in much broader terms, in particular in dependence on the orientation of the grant projects they have been awarded. This is quite clear to see from the more info survey on the ENMat website

5 Survey of the collective CSNMT members whose main activities consist in fundamental and/or applied research and development in the area of materials science and engineering: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Brno University of Technology Institute of Plasma Physics, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, Praha, COMTES FHT, Inc.. Plzeň, SVÚM a.s, Research and Testing Centre, Faculty of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, VSB-TU Ostrava, Institute of Thermomechanics, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic,Praha, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University Liberec,

6 Institute of Physics, Academy of Sciences of Czech Republic, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Czech Technical University Praha, Faculty of Nuclear Science and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University,Praha, Institute of Physics of Materials AS CR, Brno, Department of Physics of Metals, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University, Praha, ŠKODA RESEARCH, Ltd. Plzeň, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical Univ., Praha, Department of Materials and Metallurgy, Faculty of Machine Engineering, West Bohemian University,Plzeň, Faculty of Civil Engineering,Czech Techn. University Praha,

7 NanoSpider 4S1000U (developed in collaboration of TU Liberec and company Elmarco ECAP-CONFORM PAN 1nm Pt coated

8 Fatigue test Creep test hydrodynamic nanopowder processing self-organized growth of quantum dots plasma spray

9 complex oxide Characterisation of plasma coating top coat (b) alumina c. oxide bond coat alumina bond coat (c) complex oxide top coat (a) STEM (a) detail of bond coat/top coat interface, (b,c,d) HRTEM images completed by nanodiffraction alumina (d)

10 Coordinate address : CSNMT, Novotného lávka 5 CZ Praha 1 Czech Republic Contact person: Assoc.Prof.Karel Šperlink, CSc.FEng Tel.: Fax: Mobile: