ISCST 19th Symposium
Long Beach, CA, Sept. 16th - 19th
About the SymposiumThe ISCST Symposium provides a forum for scientists and engineers from around the world to present and discuss the latest developments and discoveries in the application and solidification of thin liquid films. The Symposium features contributions from experts in both academia and industry on topics ranging from fundamental processing science to more applied research and development. The Symposium includes a broad range of coating process science and technology, and impacts many industries. The format of the symposium is designed to facilitate learning, exchange of information and networking across industrial sectors and between academia and industry.
The Symposium also features tabletop exhibits from vendors offering products or services of interest for the coating industry, including equipment suppliers, coating services, coating and drying modeling software and instrumentation. |
Symposium Highlights
- Technical Sessions and Poster Presentations – Original research and advancements in coating from leading university and industry scientists.
- Receptions – Three networking receptions to exchange knowledge and meet with your industry peers.
- Awards Luncheon – Acknowledgments of exceptional contribution to the advancement of coating technology.
- Tabletops – Leading suppliers demonstrating new technology and products in an informal atmosphere.
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Poster Sessions
- Microstructure Development and Film Defects Multilayered Coating and Drying of Thick Electrodes for Li-Ion Batteries to Increase Microstructure Homogeneity, Jana Kumberg
- Enhanced Drying Flux from a Narrow Drying Interface: A Quantitative Study of Drying Flux and Film Formation Kinetics During Directional Drying of Colloidal Suspensions, Kohei Abe
- Mechanical Properties of High Capacity Electrodes for Lithium-Ion-Batteries (Microstructure Development and Film Defects, Coatings for Batteries), Sandro Spiegel
- Experimental Approach to Drying of Nanolayers for Perovskite Solar Cells – Phase Equilibria and Solvent Diffusion, Tobias Börnhorst
- Increased Intermixing of Polymer Double Layers due to Solvent Residue – Diffusion in Nanolayers in Theory and Experiment, Tobias Börnhorst
- Drying of Droplets of Colloidal Suspensions on Rough, Permeable Substrates, Truong Pham
- Controlling Flow and Adhesive Properties Using Capillary-driven Network Formation in Li-ion Battery Anode Slurries, Jieun Park
- Drying Behavior of Anode Model Slurries with Cross-Linked Poly(Acrylic Acid) at Varied pH, Min Hwan Jeong
- Transfer of Rate-thinning and Rate-thickening Liquids Between Separating Plates and Cavities, Jyun-Ting Wu
- A Process Model for Slot Coating of Narrow Stripes, Ara W. Parsekian
- Control of Optical Property and Structure in Organic Thin Films for Thermally Activated Delayed Fluorescence Emitters Prepared by Coating Process. (Organic LED, Spin-Coat), Enju Sakai
- Ink Characterization and Gravure/Flexographic Printing Quality Analysis, Robert Malakho
- Active Suspensions for Coatings and Printing Applications, Shashank Kamdar
- Qualification of Gap Measurements (300°C) for Coating/Extruder Dies, Bryan Manning
- Vapor-Liquid Equilibrium Measurements in Ternary and Multi-component Polymer-solvent Systems Using Gas Chromatography, Sheng-Wei Chiu
- Mass Trransport of Water in the Post-Drying Process in the Production of Lithium-Ion Batteries, Jochen Eser
Who Should Attend
This Symposium is designed for engineers and scientists who are interested in the fundamental understanding of all aspects of the coating process from liquid application through solidification and final coating microstructure and property development. The Symposium format includes oral and poster presentations as well as networking opportunities. The symposium is well suited to both academic and industrial participants. In past symposia, many different industries, including imaging, electronics, energy, medical/life sciences, metal coil coating, paper, printing, information storage, automobile, textile and chemical, have been represented.
