Scientific Sessions

Coatings, Thin Films, and Surface Modification Technologies

  • Advanced coating and deposition techniques
  • Nanostructured thin films for electronics and energy
  • Functional coatings for corrosion, wear, and thermal resistance
  • Surface functionalization and chemical modification
  • Integration with nanomaterials and hybrid systems
  • Characterization of coated and modified surfaces
  • Industrial applications of coatings and thin films

Coatings, Thin Films, and Surface Modification Technologies highlight the integration of Material Science and Nanotechnology in creating high-performance, functionalized materials. This session emphasizes Advanced Materials Research for developing nanostructured thin films and coatings that enhance durability, chemical resistance, and energy efficiency. Participants will explore Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology methods for functionalizing surfaces, tailoring optical, mechanical, and thermal properties. Metallurgy & Alloys integration is explored to produce hybrid materials with superior mechanical stability and conductivity.

Attendees will gain insights into advanced deposition methods, surface functionalization strategies, and characterization techniques to optimize performance in electronics, renewable energy, and industrial applications. The session also addresses scalability, reproducibility, and application-specific design considerations. By combining Material Science and Nanotechnology, Advanced Materials Research, Nanomaterials & Nanotechnology, and Metallurgy & Alloys, participants are prepared to develop and implement innovative coatings and thin-film technologies that enhance material performance and functionality.

Key Highlights

  • Nanostructured thin films and advanced coating methods
  • Surface functionalization and chemical modification
  • Metallurgical integration for enhanced stability
  • Energy, electronics, and industrial applications
  • Characterization and performance evaluation

Why This Session Is Important?

Functional coatings and thin films are crucial for modern technologies. This session equips participants with tools to create durable, high-performance surfaces that meet demanding industrial and research needs.