Savunma Sanayi`nde Bor`un Kullanımı Çalıştayı

Savunma Sanayi’nde Bor’un
Kullanımı Çalıştayı
Prof. Dr. Onuralp Yücel
Istanbul Technical University,
Department of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering, Maslak,
Istanbul, 34469, Turkey
Savunma Sanayi Müsteşarlığı
14 Haziran 2011
ISBB Conference Series
The ISSB international conference series first started in
1959 in Asbury Park, New Jersey and since then, it has
continued its more than five-decade-long run as a onceevery-three-years conference in different countries.
The latest one, ISBB 16, was attended by more than 120
people from 16 countries at Matsue, Japan in September 712, 2008. The participants reported recent progresses in
their research and activities on boron and related materials,
and actively exchanged their ideas as oral (55, including 22
invited) or poster (66) contributions.
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New Jersey, USA, 1959
Paris, France, 1964
Warsaw, Poland, 1968
Tiflis, Georgia, 1972
Bordeaux, France, 1975
Varna, Bulgaria 1978
Uppsala, Sweden, 1981
Tiflis, Georgia, 1984
Duisburg, Germany, 1987
Albuquerque, USA, 1990
Tsukuba, Japan, 1993
Wien, Austria, 1996
Rennes, France, 1999
Saint Petersburg, Russia, 2002
Hamburg, Germany, 2005
Matsue, Japan, 2008
Istanbul, Turkey, 2011
Our technical program includes 154
oral presentations with two parallel
sessions and 116 poster
presentations which will be on display
throughout the symposium.
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Physics
Superconductivity
Crystal Structures
Chemistry
New Materials & Preparations
Applications
Surface & Coatings
Phase Diagrams
Biology & Health
ISBB 2011 Committees
Sponsors of ISBB 2011
Technical Programs for Oral and Poster Presentations
Czech Republic ; 1190001900r1l
Israel;
1190001900r1l
Kazakhstan;1
Hungary ; 2190001900r1l
Korea ;
Portugal ;
1190001900r1l
2190001900r1l
Slovakia;
Poland; 2190001900r1l
1190001900r1l
Lebanon ; 1190001900r1l
Italy; 3190001900r1l
Iran ; 3190001900r1l Armenia ; 1190001900r1l
Romania;
Serbia;
Pakistan;
2190001900r1l
India
2190001900r1l
Brazil
; ;2190001900r1l
2190001900r1l
3190001900r1l Spain;
4190001900r1l
Distribution of Presenters/Abstracts Depending
on the Countries
France;
Algeria;
4190001900r1l
4190001900r1l
China;
5190001900r1l
Austria ;
6190001900r1l
Georgia ;
7190001900r1l
Turkey; 29190001900r4l
Ukraine;
8190001900r1l
USA;
13190001900r1l
Japan;
29190001900r1l
Russia; 15190001900r1l
Germany; 22190001900r1l
Total: 267
Poland; 4
Kazakhstan; 2
Brazil; 3
Latvia; 3
Iran; 7 SouthKorea; 3
Slovakia; 5
Israel; 4
Czech Republic ; 4
Distribution of Authors Depending on
the Countries
Portugal; 3
England; 2
Belgium; 2
India; 10
Armenia; 5
Hungary; 6
Lebanon; 7
Spain; 6
Serbia; 8
Romania; 8
Italy; 9
Pakistan;3
Taiwan; 1
Denmark; 1
Austria; 15
Algeria;
China; 18
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France; 19
Turkey; 341
Georgia; 19
Ukraine; 24
USA; 31
Russia; 42
Germany;
57
Japan; 96
Total : 784
SHS 2013
XII International Symposium on Self-Propagating High
Temperature Synthesis
We are Candidate for next symposium in Istanbul
The Aim of the Symposium
The general aim of SHS 2011 is to address both the fundamentals and the
applications of self-propagating high-temperature synthesis of materials
and their processing.
Symposium Goals
· To review the state of the art of SHS globally with regard to materials
design, SHS processing and applications.
· To share ideas, new SHS approaches and emerging SHS technologies to
enable more effective SHS penetration in various fields of manufacture.
· To serve as a platform for initiating discussions on innovative SHS
methodologies and techniques.
· To involve young scientists and engineers and promote continued
development in the field of SHS, both in fundamental studies and in
applied areas.
· To foster international collaboration among the communities of
scientists, engineers, and technologists working on SHS.
Very successful 11 previous
SHS Symposia held in
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Kazakhstan (1991)
USA (1993)
China (1995)
Spain (1997)
Russia (1999)
Israel(2002)
Poland (2003)
Italy (2005)
France (2007)
Armenia (2009)
Greece (2011)
Istanbul (2013)
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International Symposium on SelfPropagating High Temperature
Synthesis