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Invitation

Important details:

Venue:
Sydney, Australia

Conference dates:
2 - 5 February 2020

Abstract submission deadline:
30 December 2019

Registration open:
25 November 2019

Early bird deadline:
30 December 2019

The International Conference on Energy and Healthcare Materials (ICEHM 2020) will be held on Sunday- Wednesday, 2-5 February 2020 in Sydney, Australia. The ICEHM is proudly co-hosted by The University of New South Wales, Queensland University of Technology, Griffith University, The University of Queensland, University of Technology Sydney, and Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Humanity’s top problems relate to energy and healthcare. The radical world changes need cross-field innovations in energy and healthcare technologies to power greater futures. Materials and chemical science and engineering are at the core of transformational breakthroughs at the global energy and healthcare frontiers. The ICEHM will be fortunate to gather the bright minds of the two fields from academic, industry and broader backgrounds to share the cutting-edge research and inspirational opinions, and to catalyse exciting opportunities of cross-disciplinary collaborations.

We hope to see you in Sydney in February 2020!

Conference Topics

We welcome all contributions that are of significant value to the future of energy and healthcare materials. The ICEHM will cover, but not be limited to, the following research topics.

Energy Materials

  • Catalysis and catalytic materials: thermal/photo/electrochemical, and coupled processes
  • Electromaterials for batteries, supercapacitors, fuel cells and electrolysers
  • Energy devices for flexible, wearable, miniature or multifunctional applications
  • Thermal energy processes: phase change materials, cold/hot storage, thermoelectric, etc.
  • Light responsive materials and devices in photovoltaics, solar cells, photocatalysis, energy-efficient display, etc.
  • Green catalysis and materials for carbon cycle, nitrogen fixation and waste reforming
  • Intelligent materials fabrication and device manufacturing
  • Computational materials design for energy processes
  • Low-dimensional functional materials
  • New concept energy chemistry and materials

Healthcare Materials

  • Materials for drug delivery
  • Bio-imaging probes and biosensors for disease diagnosis
  • Bio-nano interactions and nanotoxicology
  • Bioinspired materials
  • Nanomedicine and nanodiagnostics
  • Materials for tissue regeneration
  • Additive manufacturing in medicine
  • Translational healthcare materials and clinical challenges
Organising Committee

Chair in Energy Materials:

Da-Wei Wang, UNSW

Chair in Healthcare Materials:

Sophia Gu, UNSW

Co-Chairs:

Rose Amal, UNSW
Zongyou Yin, ANU
Yu Chen, Chinese Academy of Sciences

Members:

Ziqi Sun, Queensland University of Technology
Yulin Zhong, Griffith University
Jason Scott, UNSW
Dong Jun Kim, UNSW
Kang Liang, UNSW
Chunxia Zhao, UQ
Cindy Gunawan, University of Technology Sydney
Jeffery Pan, UNSW
Emma Lovell, UNSW 
Liuyue Cao, UNSW

Local Committee

Co-Chairs:

Jeffery Pan, UNSW
Emma Lovell, UNSW

Members:

Zhengbang Cao, UNSW
Gaaseng Leung, UNSW
Qianyi Zhang, UNSW
Han Lin, Chinese Academy of Sciences

About ICEHM 2020

About ICEHM 2020

 About ICEHM 2020

The International Conference on Energy and Healthcare Materials (ICEHM 2020) will be held on Sunday- Wednesday, 2-5 February 2020 in Sydney, Australia.

Speakers
Frank Caruso

Prof. Frank Caruso
Professor, School of Chemical Engineering, University of Melbourne

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Justin Gooding

Prof Justin Gooding
School of Chemistry, UNSW Sydney

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Taeghwan Hyeon

Prof Taeghwan Hyeon
 School of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Seoul National University

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Chris Frid

Prof Chris Frid
School of Environment and Science, Griffith University

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George Xiusong Zhao

Prof George Xiusong Zhao
School of Chemical Engineering, University of Queensland

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Hua Zhang

Prof Hua Zhang
School of Materials Science and Engineering, Nanyang Technological University

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Huanting Wang

Prof Huanting Wang
Department of Chemical Engineering, Monash University

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Maria Forsyth

Prof Maria Forsyth
Instit for Frontier Materials, Deakin University

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Veena Sahajwalla

Prof Veena Sahajwalla
Centre for Sustainable Materials Research and Technology, UNSW Sydney

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Wei Zhang

Prof Wei Zhang
Centre for Marine Bioproducts Development, Flinders University

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