ICTMC-19
19th International Conference on Ternary and Multinary Compounds
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The ICTMC-19 is the 19th conference in the series beginning
with ICTSC-1 in Bath (1973), and following ICTMC-17 in Baku (2010) and ICTMC-18
in Salzburg (2012). The conference is covering physics, chemistry, materials
science, device engineering, and also growth and theory of various ternary and
multinary compounds: chalcopyrite-type (I-III-VI2,
II-IV-V2), kesterite-type (I2-II-IV-VI4),
sphalerite-type and wurtzite-type (III-V, II-VI, etc.), perovskite-type,
skutterudite-type, complex-oxides, complex-nitrides, and so on. We would like to
exchange information and experience between relevant material fields in the
interdisciplinary forum.
Topics
- Growth and preparation techniques; bulk materials, thin films, nanostructured materials, nanoscale structures
- Characterization techniques, including large scale facilities
- Computational material design and modeling
- Photovoltaic materials and applications (CIGSSe, CZTS, CTS, etc)
- New high-efficiency solar-cell design based on multi-junction, nano-dots, mid-gap-state, and others
- Light emitting materials and devices
- Spintronic, thermoelectric, multiferroic and superconductive materials and applications
- Miscellaneous
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