ACA2016, the 6th asian conference on adhesion

Adhesion has been playing a great role in many industrial fields and also in our daily life, where a variety of multi-component materials are used, and it will be more and more important in future.

The 6th Asian Conference on Adhesion (ACA2016) is designed to help you to understand the fundamental adhesion science and the applied adhesive.

We hope this Conference will bring the Asian nations together for the progress of adhesion science and technology.

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Conference topics

Fundamental aspects of adhesion
Surface and interface
Analysis
Chemistry
Mechanical and physical properties
Processing and Rheology
Medical and biological
Eco and environmental
Nanostructure
Industrial challenges

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Schedule

2015	Available	Applying presentations starts.
Extended	February 1	Applying presentations ends.
2016	(To be determined)	Early registraion via. this site opens.
	February	Submitting manuscripts starts.
	(To be determined)	Tentative program is released.
	April 1	Submitting manuscripts ends.
	(To be determined)	The final program is released.
	April 31	Early registration closes.
Day one	Thu. 16 June	Plenary lectures and oral presentations
Day two	Fri. 17	Oral and poster plesentaitons, banquet
Day three	Sat. 18	Exhibitions (and excursion possibly)

Supplementations

The member of Japanese adhesion society should use Japanese registration page to attend this conference.
All oral and poster papers will be published in a Proceeding which is coming out at the beginning of the conference.
After this conference, the anunual meeting of Japanese adhesion society will be held at the same site. You fell free to attend however its language is Japanese.

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Contact

Feel free to send emails to us,
aca2016adhesion-kantou.sakura.ne.jp

or the chairperson,

Dr. Toshiaki Ougizawa
tougizawaop.titech.ac.jp
Professor, Department of Chemistry and Materials Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology
2-12-1 Ookayama, Meguro-ku, Tokyo152-8552, Japan
Phone & Fax: +81-3-5734-2423

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