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| On behalf of the local organising committee of ECCM 13,
KTH and SICOMP hereby invite you to attend the thirteenth
European Conference on Composite Materials
(ECCM 13) to be held in Stockholm, Sweden from June 2nd
to 5th, 2008. |
| ECCM is Europe’s leading conference on composite materials. As such it will follow the long tradition of the ECCM conference series with a wide scope of technical topics in composite materials research. The conference attracts
internationally renowned scientists, engineers and designers
in the field of composites. |
| Click here to view the ECCM 13 brochure. |
| Click here to visit the official site of ECCM 12. |
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| The composite concept is fantastic. Since the imagination of researchers and engineers has no limit, the number of possible combinations is theoretically infinite. Hence, the field of investigation is very wide. We can look at two opposite directions and explore two opposite worlds. On one side the nanoscale and the microscale, on the other side the macroscale of composite components or systems. |
| Composite Science bridges the gap between the nanoworld and the macroworld. It involves fundamental and applied research. Europe is at the forefront. ECCM is a reference Conference on composite materials. It is the place where the latest results in the various areas of composite science and engineering are presented and discussed. |
| ECCM series of conferences is organized every two years by the European Society of Composite Materials. This year, ECCM 12 organization is taken over by France and Portugal. Such co-organization involving two neighbouring countries illustrates the European spirit. |
| The Conference will take place in one of the Convention Centres of Biarritz. |
| Click here to visit the official site of ECCM 12. |
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| The 11th European Conference on Composite Materials took place in Rhodes, Greece, from May 31 to June 3, 2004. 409 scientists from Academic Insitutions and Industry participated in the Conference which, under the recognition of the Marie-Curie Mobility Actions Programme, provided support to 40 early and experienced scientists. |
| 37 European and non-European countries were represented in ECCM 11: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Fyrom, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA. |
| 324 papers where presented either orally or as posters in the 19 different conference topics: Automated Manufacturing of Composites, Ceramic Matrix Composites, Composites, Environment and Renewable Energy, Composites in Construction, Composites in Transportation, Damage of Composites, Fatigue of Composites, Fibres, Fracture and Failure in Composites, General Applications of Composites, Interface, Mechanical Properties of Composites, Metal Matrix Composites, Modelling, Nanocomposites, Natural Composites – Biomaterials, Non-Destructive Testing of Composites, Polymer Matrices, Smart Composites. |
| The conference was organized in 6 parallel sessions, while another 4 workshops run concurrently (VAFTEM - Testing Procedures and Standards for High Performance FIbres, Designing with non-crimp fabrics, CEN, Nanofun-Poly) |
| Click here to visit the official site of ECCM 11. |
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