Cancelation of CCMR 2020
CCMR 2020 has been canceled due to the worldwide spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019)!
Although it is expected that the situation will get better soon and will be sorted out by May, all the major deadlines are in between. We have received a lot of feedbacks that the motivation level of participation is quite very low at this point due to the worry. Under this situation, it is hard to hold a successful event.
Once again, thanks for your interests to CCMR and we do hope you would be able to join the subsequent conferences. We will try our best to make the conference informative as well as enjoyable!
Welcome to the 2020 Collaborative Conference on Materials Research (CCMR)!
The 2020 Collaborative Conference on Materials Research will take place between 08 – 12 June 2020 at the Songdo Convensia in Incheon/Seoul, South Korea.
With the success of previous collaborative conference series since 2011, the CCMR 2020 will continue providing an interdisciplinary forum for the open communication in understanding physical, chemical, and biological materials of any compositions and morphologies, including carbon nanotubes, graphene, metal, oxide materials, polymer, molecules, nanoparticles, nanowires, and quantum dots. Materials research, the sciences and technologies for the generation, processing and fabrication of materials, is where the disciplines merge and where they diverge into a remarkable range of applications from electronics to health care that touch, or will soon touch, the lives of millions.
This collaborative conference series is established to enable the technological developments in various fields of materials science and to further the goal of unifying materials research in engineering, physics, biology, materials science, as well as chemistry and neuroscience.
The CCMR 2020, as the tenth conference in this series, offers materials researchers the opportunity to discuss and exchange information with the frontiers in their fields and network with the scientists from various other fields for the potential interdisciplinary collaborations. Our goal is to look not only where we are going but where we can reach, to expose opportunities and challenges, and to help catalyze advances in the fields by extending the fundamental understanding of technologies and perceptual issues.
We look forward to your participations and attendances!
Yours truly,
Prof. Dr. Jihoon Lee
CCMR General Conference Organizer
Kwangwoon University
Seoul
South Korea