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7th International Conference on Smart Materials and
Sustainable Technologies
\n\nAbout
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\nSmart Materials 2021 We are pleased to announce the
7th International Conference on Smart Materials and Sustainable Technologi
es during April 08-09\, 2021 at Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada with the theme
&ldquo\;Insight towards Novel Research on Sustainable Advancement&rdquo\;.
It takes the honor to invite participants like OCMs\, Speakers\, Delegate
s\, Exhibitors from all over the world for its best conference. Smart Mate
rials 2021 serves new ideas and new technologies among professionals\, stu
dents for sharing their new innovations. Why to Attend Smart Mater
ials 2021? Smart Materials 2021 conference aims to bring together
leading academic scientists\, researchers\, and research scholars to exch
ange and share their experiences and research results. It also provides a
premier interdisciplinary platform for researchers\, practitioners\, and e
ducators to present and discuss the most recent innovations\, trends\, con
cerns as well as practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopte
d. Disciplines Related to Smart Materials and Sustainable Technolo
gies: >\; Materials Science >\; Nano Technology >\; Mechani
cal Engineering >\; Electrical and Electronics Engineering >\; Civil a
nd Architecture >\; Chemical Engineering >\; Environmental Science Why Toronto\, Ontario\, Canada? Toronto is the most populous
city in Canada and the provincial capital of Ontario . It is located in S
outhern Ontario on the northwestern shore of Lake Ontario. Toronto'\;s
unmatched diversity shines through in its countless arts and entertainment
opportunities. As the nation'\;s cultural heartland\, Toronto hosts in
ternational audiences at a wide variety of arts and sporting events in wor
ld-class facilities. Toronto­\; is the leading tourism destination in C
anada \, attracting­\; more than 25 million Canadian\, American and int
ernational visitors annually. Toronto is a clean\, safe cosmopolitan city
with a wonderful network of parks\, recreational\, and cultural facilities
. Toronto is the home of four professional sports teams and the third larg
est English-speaking theatre district in the world\, behind New York and L
ondon. One of the world&rsquo\;s most ethnically diverse cities\, it is ho
me to more than 80 ethnic communities from Africa\, Asia\, and Europe. Tor
onto is also the business center of Canada. An alpha global city\, Toronto
is an international center of business\, finance\, arts\, and culture\, a
nd is widely recognized as one of the most multicultural and cosmopolitan
cities in the world. Toronto is the fourth largest city and fifth largest
urban agglomeration in North America. Toronto is a center of business\, fi
nance\, arts\, and culture\, and is recognized as one of the most multicul
tural and cosmopolitan cities in the world.
\n\nSessions / T
racks Track &ndash\; 1 : Smart Materials and Technologies
Smart Materials also referred to as hybrid materials are compose
d of dissimilar phases which change significantly whenever external stimul
i are applied such as temperature\, stress\, magnetic or electric fields.
Smart Materials are combinations of at least two different materials\, whi
ch allow the engineering of desired properties in the newly combined hybri
d. Proper modelling\, simulation and control help in integrated system des
ign of smart materials. Piezoelectric and Ferroelectric materials produce
electric current when they are placed under mechanical stress. Due to thei
r fast electromechanical response and their low power requirement\, piezoe
lectric materials are widely used in the structural control applications.
Electroluminescent materials are semiconductors which allow exit of the li
ght through it. Shape-memory alloys have the ability to return to their or
iginal shape when heated in the deformed condition. Track &ndash\;
2 : Smart Structures Smart Structures offer the ability to match
the conditions for more than one optimum state thereby extending function
ality. Smart Structures are capable of sensing stimuli\, responding to it\
, and reverting to its original state after the stimuli is removed. Smart
structures can resist natural calamities. Many well-defined structures suc
h as metals\, ceramics or polymers cannot satisfy all technological demand
s. Therefore\, there is a constant search for new materials having new\, a
nd especially improved properties. Such properties are observed in\, compo
site materials which are defined as materials composed of at least two pha
ses. Track &ndash\; 3 : Sustainable Technologies Sustaina
ble technology relies on resources that are either renewable or so abundan
t that we can treat them as such. For technology to be sustainable also me
ans that using it does not have any long-term adverse impact on the enviro
nment. Track &ndash\; 4 : Nanomaterials\, Nanotechnology and Senso
rs Nano Materials are designed materials with advanced benefits i
n various fields of science\, available in variable modes. These materials
weigh light but sound hard in the material science subject. Nano material
s are smart materials with definite designed structures. Nano devices\, th
e quickest moving segment in the general market\, the Nanotech research in
volves smart sensors and smart delivery systems\, magnetic Nano devices\,
Nano-biosensors\, Nano switches\, optical biosensors\, and other biologica
lly inspired devices. The 21st century has seen the introduction of applic
ations of Nanotechnology in commercial products\, although most applicatio
ns are congested to the bulk use of passive Nano materials. Examples inclu
de titanium dioxide and zinc oxide nanoparticles in sunscreen\, cosmetics
and some of the food products\; carbon nanotubes for stain-resistive texti
les and cerium oxide as a fuel catalyst. Track &ndash\; 5: Archite
cture and Civil Engineering In the construction industry\, develo
pmental projects usually require the knowledge and understanding of civil
engineering and architecture. These are important disciplines that deal wi
th the process of creating structures\, such as buildings\, airports\, chu
rches\, houses etc. Both Civil Engineering and Architecture are involved i
n planning and designing structures. However\, architecture focuses more o
n the spatial functionality and aesthetics of the developmental work and i
s more concerned with the artistry\, look\, feel and functionality of the
design\, while Civil Engineering concentrates on the structural elements o
f the design\, making certain that the structure can endure normal and ext
reme conditions. Track &ndash\; 6 : Green Chemistry Green
chemistry\, also called sustainable chemistry\, is an area of chemistry a
nd chemical engineering focused on the designing of products and processes
that minimize the use and generation of hazardous substances. Whereas env
ironmental chemistry focuses on the effects of polluting chemicals on natu
re\, green chemistry focuses on the environmental impact of chemistry\, in
cluding technological approaches to preventing pollution and reducing cons
umption of non-renewable resources. The overarching goals of green chemist
ry&mdash\;namely\, more resource-efficient and inherently safer design of
molecules\, materials\, products\, and processes&mdash\;can be pursued in
a wide range of contexts. Track &ndash\; 7 : Optical and Electroni
c Materials Optical and Electronic smart materials are the materi
als which are associated with electricity. It incorporates the design\, st
udy and manufacture of smart materials that convert electrical signals int
o photon signals and vice versa. Any device that operates as an electrical
-to-optical or optical-to-electrical is considered as an optoelectronic de
vice. Optoelectronics is built based on the quantum mechanical effects of
light on electronic materials\, sometimes in the presence of electric fiel
ds\, especially semiconductors. Optoelectronic technologies comprise of la
ser systems\, remote sensing systems\, fiber optic communications\, optica
l information systems\, and electric eyes medical diagnostic systems. Track &ndash\; 8 : Smart Materials in Industrial Application
Smart materials got vast applications in Aerospace\, Mass transit\, Marine
\, Automotive\, Computers and other electronic devices\, Consumer goods ap
plications\, Civil engineering\, Medical equipment applications\, Rotating
machinery applications. The health and beauty industry is also taking adv
antage of these innovations\, which range from drug-releasing medical text
iles\, to fabric with moisturizer\, perfume\, and anti-aging properties. M
any smart clothing\, wearable technology\, and wearable computing projects
involve the use of e-textiles. Intelligent Structures of Architecture and
Civil Engineering are been a subject to reveal and unlock the ancient and
magnificent architecture by human on the redesigning the earth'\;s geo
graphy. The research on archaeological technology of Structural engineerin
g\, advanced innovations in Civil Engineering\, current applied principles
of geotechnical\, structural\, environmental\, transportation and constru
ction engineering\, sea defense systems against raising sea levels\, under
water-on water constructions\, floating and green cities architecture\, c
ase study on Structural &\; Civil Engineering. Track &ndash\; 9
: Environmental Technology Environmental technology is the appli
cation of one or more of environmental science\, green chemistry\, environ
mental monitoring and electronic devices to monitor\, model and conserve t
he natural environment and resources\, and to curb the negative impacts of
human involvement. The term is also used to describe sustainable energy g
eneration technologies such as photo voltaics\, wind turb
ines\, bioreactors\, etc. Sustainable development is the core of environme
ntal technologies. The term environmental technologies is also used to des
cribe a class of electronic devices that can promote sustainable managemen
t of resources. Track &ndash\; 10 : Smart Biomaterials and Medical
Devices As Biomaterials are mainly used for tissue growth and de
livery of drugs\, similarly\, their properties are also having a great imp
act on cell growth and proliferation of tissues. Physical properties are l
ike size\, shape\, surface\, compartmentalization\, etc. Biosensors are th
e analytical devices which can convert biological responses into electrica
l signals. Biomaterials have many medical applications such as cancer ther
apy\, artificial ligaments and tendons\, orthopaedic for joint replacement
s\, bone plates\, and ophthalmic applications in contact lenses\, for woun
d healing in the form of surgical sutures\, clips\, nerve regeneration\, i
n reproductive therapy as breast implants\, etc. It is also having some no
n-medical applications such as to grow cells in culture\, assay of blood p
roteins in laboratories\, etc Track &ndash\; 11 : Materials for En
ergy Conversion and Storage Devices Solar energy has being derive
d from natural sources that doesn&rsquo\;t harm the behavioural and enviro
nmental factors. The energy which is taken from the sun is converted into
solar energy (thermal or electrical) for further use. Fuel production is a
lso done from solar energy with the help of high temperature. In energy st
orage\, energy is capture which is produced at one time and is store for f
uture use. A smart grid is a system which includes a diversity of operatio
nal and energy measures including renewable energy resources\, smart meter
s\, smart appliances and energy efficiency resources. Batteries such as Li
thium batteries are used in various types of mobile devices\, including co
mmunication equipment\, computers\, entertainment devices\, power tools\,
toys\, games\, lighting and medical devices. Track &ndash\; 12 : A
dvances in Sustainable Technologies Sustainable technologies have
come a long way in the past few decades\, driven by environmental awarene
ss and the rising costs of fossil fuels. The development of the industry a
nd the intensive agriculture\, which was necessary to supply food to an in
creasing global population\, have caused a very serious damage to the envi
ronment in terms of starting to run out of resources and pollution. Among
the environmental problems\, pollution of water and soils and waste dispos
al are one of the most important. In this context\, efforts in research an
d innovation have to lead toward a green economy through the development o
f new and sustainable technologies in the production process to achieve wa
ter efficiency\, waste reuse\, and reduction of pollutants in order to pro
tect soil and water quality and to ensure the sustainable manage of resour
ces. Track &ndash\; 13 : Mechanics and Behaviour of Smart Material
s Structural Health Monitoring is a system with which a non-intru
sive\, active damage evaluation mechanism is attached to each structural c
omponent to continuously monitor the integrity of the structure or damage
signatures. Surface properties include surface tension\, surface character
ization\, charge - charge interaction\, etc. It can be produced by using v
arious techniques such as etching\, plasma functionalization\, etc. Physic
al properties are like size\, shape\, surface\, compartmentalization\, etc
. Mechanical properties include elastic modulus\, hardness\, fatigue\, fra
cture toughness\, etc. The electrical and magnetic phenomena alter the pro
perties of materials for better prospective in manufacturing. Trac
k - 14 : Materials Chemistry One of the most talked about areas
of materials research over the last few years is materials chemistry. A lo
ok at the MRS Fall Meeting program reveals at least seven symposia which c
ould be considered as those under the domain of materials chemistry and a
number of more focused meetings are also taking place\, such as the Inorga
nic Materials Conference in September in Versailles. However\, there is a
lot of debate about what materials chemistry actually is. There are some w
ho say materials chemists are just chemists in search of funding similar t
o how the physics community leaned hungrily towards materials science in s
earch of funding over the last decade. At the other end of the spectrum th
ere are those that take a universal view and include solid-state chemistry
\, carbon science and even polymer science in their definition. Of course\
, the truth lies between these two extreme cases and there are various com
mittees around the world\, including the NSF in the USA\, engaged in tryin
g to pin the definition down. Track &ndash\; 15: New Concepts and
Innovations New Concepts and Innovations Without continuous techn
ological innovation\, further energy savings will become increasingly diff
icult to attain. While petrochemical producers have made huge progress in
energy reduction\, they have almost reached a physical limit where any fur
ther reduction would not be of the same proportions as that already achiev
ed. To continue the momentum of energy savings\, the petrochemical sector
is focusing on creating products with enhanced performance which in turn r
educe energy consumption during their lifetime. Such examples include: Ins
ulation in construction\; lightweight plastics used in cars and transporta
tion\; solar panels\; wind mills and water purification systems among many
others.
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