APCMP2010 - The 9th Asia-Pacific Conference on Materials Processing

Welcome to APCMP2010

Following the success of the previous eight conferences, APCMP2010 will provide another opportunity for researchers and industrial practitioners from around the world to interchange information on the latest development and applications in the science and technologies of materials processing. Specifically, this conference focuses on material forming in the melt, near-melt or powder state, material subtractive and additive processes, as well as other advanced processes including micro- and nano-fabrication for metals, ceramics, polymers, composites, semiconductors and biomaterials.

Areas of Interest

Papers are sought in, but not limited to, the following areas:

	Material forming processes, including sheet metal forming, bulk forming, powder forming, and casting.
	Material subtractive processes, including cutting, grinding, lapping, polishing, ECM, EDM, and other material removal processes.
	Material additive processes, including rapid prototyping, surface coating, thin film etc.
	Materials joining processes.
	Computer-aided design, manufacturing, and engineering (CAD/CAM/CAE) related to materials processing.
	Analytical and numerical methods related to materials processing.
	Advanced materials (such as composites, polymers, Semiconductors, micro-electronic materials, and bio-materials) processing.
	Micro- and nano-fabrication science and technologies, including nano-structuring and nano-patterning.

About Sydney

Sydney is continually voted "Best City in the World" by leading international travel magazines. It is Australia's largest and most dynamic city, and the country's capital in everything but name. Sydney offers more entertainment, shopping and sight seeing than any other place in Australia. It is well renowned for its multiculturalism which offers a wide variety of food, music and entertainment. There is a lively nightclub and jazz scene and big name artists from around the world often perform at the entertainment venues. Surrounded by pristine sandy beaches to the east, and mountain ranges to the west, Sydney's physical geography provides the opportunity to enjoy a number of outdoor activities including swimming, hiking and camping.

Sydney is blessed with a temperate climate. June is the early part of Southern winter season and the average temperatures in Sydney range from 17°C (63°F) during daytime to about 9°C (48°F) at night..

Organisers

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APCMP2010 - The 9th Asia-Pacific Conference on Materials Processing
7-10 June 2010, Sydney, Australia
Hosted by The University of New South Wales, Australia