SJTU-KTH Materials & Energy Workshop

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1 SJTU-KTH Materials & Energy Workshop Target group for the workshop: Senior researchers from SJTU and KTH and possible external partners (companies, research institutes and academic partners) Motivation for the workshop: The goals of the workshop are: - to identify special research topics where collaboration between SJTU, KTH and industry could give added value and larger societal impact. The intention is to prepare SJTU-KTH common research grant applications for these topics. - To find suitable forms for the collaboration o Student exchange o Staff exchange o Collaborative research projects o Swedish center at SJTU o Other possibilities - to identify financing possibilities for SJTU-KTH common research (EU, Vinnova, MOST etc.) Research group discussions: Materials 1. Metallic materials and materials modeling 2. Properties of micro- and nanostructured materials 3. Quantum materials and advanced materials characterization Energy 4. Biomass and sea farming 5. Nuclear energy 6. Turbomachinery 7. Thermophysics 8. Fuel cells 9. Photovoltaics and power transmission Organization committee: Yingfang He, Olena Tatarchenko, Xun Wang, Weihong Yang, Anneli Önsten 1

2 Programme Wednesday 21 May: am-oo.20 pm Joint Session: Sino-EU scientific cooperation - Possibilities and challenges Lunch at Syster och Bror Venue: Kolllegiesalen, Brinellvägen 8, KTH Campus Chairman: Ramon Wyss, Vice President International Affairs, KTH Registration and coffee Inauguration of the workshop Yuming Chen, Chinese Ambassador in Sweden (tbc) Welcome speech Ramon Wyss, Vice President International Affairs, KTH Speech on behalf of the SJTU delegation Speaker: tba MOST calls for China-Europe research collaborations Jiayi Cheng, Scientific Counsellor, Chinese Embassy in Sweden Coffee break and photo session China-EU collaboration in Horizon 2020 and other EU programs Claude Ayache, KIC InnoEnergy Business Development and European Affairs Materials Research for the Energy System of the Future Wolfgang Eberhardt, TU Berlin and DESY CFEL 2

3 Parallel Materials & Energy Sessions: Materials session 1: Metallic materials and materials modeling Venue: Q15, Osquldas väg 6, floor 1, KTH Campus Chairman: John Ågren Introduction John Ågren, Dep. of Materials Science and Engineering, KTH Modern trip-assisted steels Xuejun Jin, School of Materials Science Ab inito studies of static and dynamic disorder in metallic materials Pavel Korzhavy, Dep. of Materials Science and Engineering, KTH Transport properties and Stokes- Einstein relation in computer simulated glass-forming liquids Xiujun Han, School of Materials Science Phase separation in Fe-Cr based alloys Experiments and simulation Joakim Odqvist, Dep. of Materials Science and Engineering, KTH Title: Tba SJTU Researcher Coffee break Computational quantum mechanics for materials engineers Levente Vitos, Dep. of Materials Science and Engineering, KTH Materials design based on integrated computational materials engineering & materials genome Annika Borgenstam, Dep. of Materials Science and Engineering, KTH Corrosion research on reactor materials at SJTU Lefu Zhang, School of Materials Science Discussions and summary 3

4 Materials session 2: Properties of micro- and nanostructured materials Venue: Q17, Osquldas väg 6, floor 2, KTH Campus Chairman: Ulf Gedde, Dep. of Fiber and Polymer Technology, KTH Introduction Ulf Gedde, Dep. of Fiber and Polymer Technology, KTH Title: Tba Hezhou Liu, School of Materials Science Renewable and degradable functional polymers Ulrica Edlund, Dep. of Fiber and Polymer Technology, KTH Making flexible magnetic aerogels for fluidics and tough magnetic nanopapers as speaker devices: Cellulose nanofibrils as reactor templates Richard Ohlsson, Dep. of Fiber and Polymer Technology, KTH Forest based nanostructured materials Daniel Söderberg, Wallenberg Wood Science Center, KTH Novel functional hierarchical materials bioinspired from nature microstructures Wang Zhang, School of Materials Science Coffee break Structures and materials for highspeed light modulation Urban Westergren, Dep. of Materials- and Nanophysics, KTH Top down fabricated semiconductor photonic nanostructures: Optical properties and applications Srinivasan Anand, Dep. of Materials- and Nanophysics, KTH (tbc) Nanoengineered materials for energy applications Muhammet Toprak, Dep. of Materialsand Nanophysics, KTH Discussions and summary 4

5 Materials session 3: Quantum materials and advanced materials characterization Venue: Q24, Osquldas väg 6, floor 1, KTH Campus Chairman: tba Introduction tba Novel properties of low-dimensional structures and quantum materials studied by in situ STM and ARPES Jinfeng Jia, Dep. of Physics, SJTU Quantum imaging of dirac materials Alexander Balatsky, Nordita Ultrafast electron microscopy Jonas Weissenrieder, Dep. of Materialsand Nanophysics, KTH Coffee break Spintronic materials and devices Johan Åkerman, Dep. of Materials- and Nanophysics, KTH Discussions and summary 5

6 Energy session Venue: Q13, Osquldas väg 6, floor 1, KTH Campus Chairman: tba Introduction Speaker: tba Alstom activities in China and Sweden and strategy for clean power Nils Lannefors, Country President for Alstom Sverige Energy efficiency in buildings Björn Palm, Dep. of Energy Technology, KTH Research on biomass characteristics, biomass energy conversion technology and applications of biomass products Ronghou Liu, School of Agriculture and Biology, SJTU Turbomachinery research at KTH Nenad Glodic, Dep. of Energy Technology, KTH Coffee break Large Eddy Simulations of Flow in Turbochargers Mihai Mihaescu, Dep. of Mechanics, KTH Gobi Desert PV Project (tbc) Huey-liang Hwang, Photovoltaic Research Centre, SJTU Fuel cell research at KTH (tbc) Rakel Wreland Lindström, Dep. of Applied Electrochemistry, KTH Proton exchange membrane fuel cells: from electrochemistry to flow field design Junliang Zhang, Director, Institute of Fuel Cells, School of Mechanical Engineering, SJTU Advanced nuclear power systems: from severe accidents research to Gen IV reactors Waclaw Gudowski and Sevostian Bechta, Dep. of Reactor Physics and Dep. of Nuclear Power Safety, KTH Recent LWR research activities at SJTU-ME Po Hu, School of Nuclear Science and Engineering and School of Mechanical Engineering, SJTU Discussions and summary Welcome dinner 6

7 Thursday 22 May: Joint Session Lunch Venue: Kolllegiesalen, Brinellvägen 8, KTH Campus Chairman: Ramon Wyss, Vice President International Affairs, KTH Introduction, Ramon Wyss Materials and energy research at SJTU and KTH Schools Speaker from SJTU: tba Leif Kari, Dean, School of Engineering Sciences, KTH Xuejun Jin, Vice Dean, School of Materials Science Jan Wikander, Dean, School of Industrial Engineering and Management, KTH Mikael Lindström, Dean School of Chemical Sciences and Engineering, KTH Coffee break R&D challenges at Sandvik Volker Schöllmann, Group R & D, Sandvik Expectations on material development for future needs in power technology Henrik Hillborg, Senior Principal Scientist ABB Corporate Research, ABB Research group discussions The aims of the group discussions are: to identify special research topics where collaboration between SJTU, KTH and industry could give added value and larger impact. The intention is to prepare KTH-SJTU common research grant applications for these topics. to find suitable forms for the collaboration and to identify financing possibilities The expected outcome of the group discussions are: 1. Three power point slides describing o Suitable research collaboration topics and suggested forms for these collaboration topics o Areas where SJTU and KTH can work with industrial partners o A couple of challenges, where collaboration will support research groups to have larger impact. 2. One page proposals for possible collaboration projects 3. Action plans for possible collaboration projects 7

8 Group 1: Metallic materials and materials modeling Discussion leader: John Ågren/Annika Borgenstam (tbc) Group 2: Physical properties of micro- and nanostructured materials Discussion leader: Ulf Gedde (tbc) Group 3: Quantum materials and advanced materials characterization Discussion leader: tba Group 4: Biomass and sea farming Discussion leaders: Lars J Pettersson and Weihong Yang, Dep. of Energy Technology, KTH Group 5: Nuclear energy Discussion leaders: Waclaw Gudowski and Sevostian Bechta, Dep. of Reactor Physics and Dep. of Nuclear Power Safety, KTH Group 6: Turbomachinery Discussion leader: Nenad Glodic/Torsten Fransson, Dep. of Energy Technology, KTH Group 7: Thermophysics Discussion leader: Björn Palm, Dep. of Energy Technology, KTH Group 8: Fuel cells Discussion leader: Göran Lindbergh, Dep. of Applied Electrochemistry, KTH Group 9: Photovoltaics and power transmission Discussion leader: tba Group presentations and summary Venue: Kolllegiesalen, Brinellvägen 8, KTH Campus Chairman: Ulf Karlsson, KTH (tbc) Guided bus tour in Stockholm 19: Dinner Friday 23 May 07: Excursions Alternative 1: Archipelago cruise Free programme Lunch Common discussions and summary - Future SJTU-KTH summer schools - Future education and research collaborations Alternative 2: Study visit to Siemens, Finspång 8