Smart Structures
Smart Structures offer the ability to match the conditions for more than one optimum state thereby extending functionality. 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 such as metals, ceramics or polymers cannot satisfy all technological demands. Therefore, there is ongoing search for new materials with new, and especially improved properties. Such a task is met by, among others, composite materialsthat are defined as materials composed of at least two phases, where due to the occurring synergistic effect the material of different properties than properties of the components is formed.
- Ceramics
- Structural Engineering
- Bridges, Towers, Dams,Tunnels
- Green Buildings
- Composite materials
- Fibers
- Rubber technologies
- Metals and alloys
- Polymers
- Smart Design and Construction
Related Conference of Smart Structures
32nd International Conference on Advanced Materials, Nanotechnology and Engineering
39th International Conference on Materials Science and Engineering
12th International Conference and Expo on Ceramics and Composite Materials
24th International Conference and Exhibition on Materials Science and Chemistry
Smart Structures Conference Speakers
Recommended Sessions
- Architecture and Civil Engineering
- Bioactive Smart Materials
- Emerging Materials
- Future of Materials
- Market Demand and Value
- Material Science and Engineering
- Materials Chemistry
- Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage Devices
- Mechanics and Behavior of Smart Materials
- Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology
- Optical and Electronic Materials
- Physics and Chemistry of Materials
- Smart Biomaterials
- Smart Materials and Technologies
- Smart Materials in Industrial Application
- Smart Structures
