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Field Enhanced Processing is a complex methodology. The first day of the Conference will therefore be dedicated to seminars which explain how the experiments are done, the relationship between the microstructural outcomes and the control variables, the measurement of properties influenced by flash, and theory and modeling. There will be four to six lectures with ample time for questions through the day.

In addition two recent inventions related to enhancing the conductivity of copper and sintering of 3D workpieces, without electrodes, will be discussed.

Monday, March 20, 2023 – Agenda (in no particular order)

Martin Bram (Juelich) Overview of Electric-Field Assisted Sintering Technologies
Salvatore Grasso (Queen Mary) Ultrafast Heating-rate Sintering (UHS)
Luis Maqueda (Seville) Reactive Flash Sintering
Tony West (Sheffield) Electronic Behavior and Consequences
Dietrich Wolf (Duisburg) Theory: Phonons, Electrons and Defects
Hidehiro Yoshida (Tokyo) Superplastic deformation and Diffusion
Rishi Raj (Colorado) From Experiments to Concepts to Experiments
David Pearmain (Lucideon) Manufacturing with Flash
Poster Presentations CU-Boulder: New Developments
Graphene Infused Copper, flash as if free sintering, W sintering in one minute at 1000 oC

Updated by: Salvatore Grasso