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The NewsLetter of the International Sol-Gel Society
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New books on Sol-Gel Science from Springer |
Researcher in the spot: Introducing KENJI OKADA |
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Check out two new books in the SpringerBriefs collection! The collection, edited by Michel A. Aegerter and Michel Prassas, is intended to fill the gap between classical research papers, like the ones published in the ISGS official journal, the Journal of Sol-Gel Science and Technology, and the now classical series of more extensive books « Advances in Sol-gel derived Materials and Technologies » both published by Springer…
– 1D OXIDE NANOSTRUCTURES BY SOL-GEL AND HYDROTHERMAL METHODS>> |
The researcher in the spot is Dr. KENJI OKADA, one the four awardees as the best poster presentation in the last Sol-Gel 2015 in Kyoto, Japan
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Journal of Sol-Gel Science and Technology The two special issues on the XVIII Sol-Gel Conference |
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Discover the 2 special issues of the Journal of SolGel Science and Technology (JSST) with selected contributions from very large number of participants at the SolGel 2015 conference… |
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Events |
Article review
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– International Seminar on Aerogels 2016 Properties-Manufacture-Applications 22 23 September 2016 Sophia Antipolis, France. Scientists, engineers and students at an international seminar for exchanging information on AEROGELS: synthesis, characterisation, and applications in various fields. |
Fundamental limits of material toughening in molecularly confined polymers by Scott G. Isaacson, Krystelle Lionti, Willi Volksen, Teddie P. Magbitang, Yusuke Matsuda, Reinhold H. Dauskardt and Geraud Dubois
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©2016 ISGS, Newsletter editor: Luca Malfatti |
ISGS NewsLetter – N°17 – January-May 2016
ISGS is an international, interdisciplinary, not-for-profit organization whose primary purpose and objective is the advancement of sol-gel science and technology. ISGS aims are both to represent the particular needs and aspirations of the international sol-gel community and to support this sol-gel community.
Since the inception of the highly successful Sol-Gel Workshop series in Padova during 1981, sol-gel science and technology has evolved from its origins within traditional materials science (mainly glass and ceramics) to become an extraordinarily multidisciplinary area of research, spanning chemistry, physics, biology, materials science and nanotechnology.
ISGS, grouping of scientists who are interested in sol-gel science and technology at the begining, evolved over time in a professional, fully functional, scientific society.