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The aim of the Conference is to provide a platform for discussion of the recent advances in both fundamental and applied science of novel functional materials with a special attention to low dimensional materials to force birateral collaboration.
The Conference passed October, 8-9, 2020.
Scientific program:
- Synthesis (of functional materials)
- Modelling (of functional materials)
- Electrochemical Applications (of functional materials)
- Photonics (of functional materials)
- Modification/functionalization (of functional materials)
The Conference passed October, 8-9, 2020.
Scientific program:
- Synthesis (of functional materials)
- Modelling (of functional materials)
- Electrochemical Applications (of functional materials)
- Photonics (of functional materials)
- Modification/functionalization (of functional materials)
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