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Patron
Datuk Prof Dr Mohd Amin Jalaludin
Co-Patrons
Prof Awang Bulgiba Awang Mahmud
Prof Dr Sithi V. Muniandy
Professor Dr. Zanariah Abdullah
Prof Dr Ramesh Subramaniam
Prof Dr Rosiyah Yahya
5th International Conference on Functional
Materials & Devices 2015 (ICFMD - 2015)
4 – 6 August 2015
Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
The Centre for Ionics at University of Malaya (CIUM) was
founded in 2007 by Prof. Dr. Abdul Kariem bin Mohd Arof to
promote research activities on ionics and related fields. Since
then CIUM has emerged as one of the leading research centres
in University of Malaya and strives to become a centre of
excellence in ionics research in the Asian region. To date the
CIUM has published more than 200 ISI-cited journal and
contributed to the human resource development by producing 29
Ph.D and 31 M.Sc. holders. Currently the activities of CIUM are
progressing well with 20 Ph.D. and 14 M.Sc. students enrolled in
the centre. In addition to its research activities, CIUM has
successfully organized 5 international conferences and 6 national
workshops so far. Now CIUM takes pride in announcing the
ICFMD 2015, the 5th conference in series of biennial conferences
started in 2005.
Centre for Ionics University of Malaya,
Department of Physics, Faculty of Science,
University of Malaya,
50603 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Contact person: Mr Mohd Zieauddin Kufian
Email address : [email protected]
Tel: (603) 7967 7143 / 2117
Website: http://umconference.um.edu.my/ICFMD2015
Sudaryanto (Indonesia)
W. Weppner (Germany)
Evvy Kartini (Indonesia)
M. Kotobuki (Singapore)
S.A. Hashmi (India)
T.S. Natarajan (India)
IM Dharmadasa (UK)
S. S. Pandian (India)
Yuki NAGAO (Japan)
L.Li (Singapore)
M.A.K.L. Dissanayake (Sri Lanka)
Chairman
Zul Hazrin Zainal Abidin
J. Kawamura (Japan)
B.E. Mellander (Sweden)
Ajit Kulkarni (India)
N. Matsumi(Japan)
Secretaries
B. Vengadaesvaran
M.Z.Kufian
B. Sahraoui (France)
N. Srivastava (India)
National Advisory Committee
M.Z.A. Yahya (UPNM, Malaysia)
M.A. Bustam (UTP, Malaysia)
A.S.A. Khiar (USIM, Malaysia)
R. Othman (IIUM, Malaysia)
M.I.N. Isa (UMT, Malaysia)
A. Mohamed (USM, Malaysia)
M. F. Hassan (UMT, Malaysia)
M.A. Hashim (USIM, Malaysia)
T. Winie (UITM, Malaysia)
N.H. Idris (UMT, Malaysia)
Souad Mohammad (IIUM, Malaysia)
M. Ismail UMT, Malaysia)
Mazni Md Noor (IIUM, Malaysia)
Organized by:
F.Kajzar (France)
Advisors
Prof A.K. Arof
Prof M.A. Careem
Treasurer
K Ramesh
Committee Members
Faris Ahmad Mohd Adnan
Mohd Hamdi Ali @ Buraidah
Woo Haw Jiunn
L.P.Teo
About the Organizer
International Advisory Committee
Venue
The 5th International Conference on Functional Materials &
Devices 2015 (ICFMD - 2015) will be held at Johor Bahru. The
hotel name will be informed later.
Scope of the Conference
The conference is aimed at providing a forum for interaction between
experts and young researchers engaged in research in the broad area of
functional materials and devices.
This conference is designed to encourage extended free discussion of
current and ongoing research on functional materials and devices. Topics
covered will include, but are not limited to the following areas:
 Devices (Batteries,
Supercapacitors Fuel cells, Solar  Functional Materials (polymers,
cells, Sensors)
glasses, ceramics, semiconductors)
 Photonic Materials
 Theoretical modeling/computer
 Drug Design & Delivery
simulations of functional materials
 Synthesis & Characterization
 Green & Bio - Materials
Techniques
 Organic coating & corrosion
Participants
Local
International
Registration Fee
Before 15th
After 15th May
May 2015
2015
RM 1,200
RM 1,500
Euro 550
Euro 600
Deadlines
Early bird registration: 15th May 2015
Abstract Submission: 15th April 2015
Abstract Acceptance: 3rd May 2015
Conference date: 4th—6th August 2015
5th International Conference on Functional Materials & Devices 2015 (ICFMD - 2015)
4 – 6 August 2015
Johor Bharu, Malaysia.
Johor Bahru
Johor, the southernmost state of Peninsular Malaysia, is made up of eight districts
comprising Johor Bahru, Pontian, Batu Pahat, Muar, Mersing, Kota Tinggi, Kluang
and Segamat. It has a long coastline flanking the Straits of Malacca on its western
seaboard and the South China Sea on the east. Its capital city, Johor Bahru, or “JB”
as it is popularly known, is the main administrative centre for the state government
and a bustling commercial hub. This southernmost Malaysian city sits right next to
the national boundary between Malaysia and Singapore where they are connected
via the Causeway. Thirty kilometres southwest of Johor Bahru is the Second Link
which connects Tanjung Kupang to Tuas in Singapore. Located within the district
are the Sultan Ismail International Airport, Johor Causeway, Second Link and the
Johor Bahru International Ferry Terminal. Johor’s vast landscape is characterised by
plantations of pineapple, rubber, coconut and oil palm on the fringes of which also
nestle tranquil kampungs and quaint fishing villages. Retaining much of its natural
splendours, the state has miles of golden sandy beaches and beautiful offshore
islands with clear waters which are excellent for diving. It is also endowed with
several forest reserves. Nature lovers will find a visit to the Endau-Rompin National
Park an unforgettable experience. Johor also boasts some of the best golf courses in
the country. A land of diverse and distinct cultures, its population comprises mainly
Malays, Chinese and Indians and cultural expressions can take many forms such as
dresses, customs, beliefs, ceremonies, celebrations, dances, games and past times.
Johor in Malaysia is a land of numerous tourist attractions. Johor boasts many
beautiful unspoiled islands, mystic jungle parks, lovely white sandy beaches with
crystal clear water, magnificent historical sites and other fascinating places to visit.
Johor is ranked third in tourist destinations in Malaysia after Kuala Lumpur and
Penang. The principal mode of entry to Johor Bahru is via the causeway from
Singapore.
REGISTRATION FORM - ICFMD – 2015
(4-6 August 2015, Johor Bahru, Malaysia)
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Johor is increasingly popular for eco tourism as it is endowed with rich natural
heritage. The Endau-Rompin Park, one of the world’s oldest tropical rain forests –
offers great natural beauty for the adventurous traveler. Furthermore, Johor’s
beautiful and natural forest parks also being developed into centres for eco tourism.
Johor also has more than thirty beautiful and unspoiled offshore islands. The islands
off Mersing alone saw tremendous increase of visitors yearly as it possess some of
the most beautiful assemblage of coral reefs in the world. Kota Tinggi is the largest
district in Johor. The waterfalls here are very popular with visitors to the state. Cool
pools, spectacular cascades, handicraft stalls and holiday chalets beckon
Apart from that a facinating city connected via cause way to Johor Bahru is
Singapore. Singapore has in recent years captured worldwide mindshare with the
openings of noteworthy attractions such as the Singapore Flyer, Sentosa Island,
Universal Studios Singapore, and Gardens by the Bay and facinating night life.
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Preferred mode of presentation: Invited/oral/poster* (highlight the choice)
* In addition to presenting a poster, each presenter will be required to make a 90s oral presentation
on the highlights of his/her poster.
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Please use the form available in the website for online registration