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2018 Posters
10th International Materials Education Symposium

Information for Presenters

Once accepted:

  1. The posters should be a maximum size of A0 (841mm x 1189mm or 33.1in x 46.8in).
  2. Portrait mode is preferred (as opposed to landscape mode).
  3. We will have the backing boards and the poster pins, so all that people will need to supply is the poster itself.
Poster # Speaker Affiliation Topic
1 Mercè Segarra Rubí Universitat de Barcelona Materials subjects in INPATH-TES PhD programme
2 Vit Jan Brno University of Technology Pushing student´s work results further: starting a company
3 Ouzine Boussaid Université de Annaba Numerical simulation in material behavior studies
4 Jesus Ruiz Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Course on Materials Recycling and Sustainability at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid (UPM)
5 Ajit Kelkar North Carolina A&T State University Process oriented guided inquiry learning (pogil) models for nanotechnology education
6 Salwa Beheiry American University of Sharjah Automation in Museum Construction and Operation
7 Johan Bijleveld TU Delft From wings to molecules
8 Roald Lilletvedt Norwegian University of Science & Technology - Department of Materials Science and Engineering Problem-based learning in corrosion with laboratory testing of solutions
9 George Fereday Sir John Cass School of Architecture Learning Through Making - Applied learning of materials, structures and construction in Architecture
10 Rebecca Higginson Loughborough University Using Video Assessment for Materials Engineering Students Studying Environmental Impact of Metals
11 Andres Tretiakov St. Paul's School The Magic of Materials Summer School
12 Hannah Melia Education Team, Granta Design Playing with Phase Diagrams
13 Fabienne Delaunois Université de Mons The teaching of physical metallurgy based on the acquisition of soft-skills
14 Jorge Luis Escola Superior Aveiro Norte Engaging first year students in an industrial project R&D experience
15 Dong Zhili NTU, School of Materials Science and Engineering New online course on electron microscopy of materials for students from industries
16 Yuelin Liu Yanshan University From substance sample to mixed space: an exploration of materials education on interaction design
17 Simone de Waart Technische Universiteit Eindhoven Sketching transitions in dynamic form from a materiality perspective
18 Yasmeen Suleiman Virginia Commonwealth University Take Me Back - Reinterpreting Souvenirs Through Materials
19 Zi Qin University of Science and Technology Beijing The application of the virtual simulation technique in materials education
20 Claes Fredriksson Education Team, Granta Design Advanced Industrial Case Studies for CES EduPack
21 Vasiliki Kioupi Imperial College London Using Elements of the Impact of Materials on Society Course to promote Sustainability Education
22 Filipe Machado Universidade Regional Integrada Investigative Science Learning Environment to learn Engineering
23 Francisco Cordovilla Baro Centro Laser UPM Materials Selection through Numerical Simulation in the SLM Process of Metals and Ceramics
24 Marie-Carmen Ecker Hochschule Reutlingen (HS Reutlingen) (Reutlingen University) A study project – Materials in Additive Manufacturing – The truth beyond the hype
25 Katherine Whalen Lund University Creating experiences: experiential methods in materials education
26 Alexandre Mege-Revil École Centrale de Lille The Ninth Symphony of Materials Sciences
27 Fernando Coelho University of Birmingham Sustainability and Critical Materials with CES EduPack
28 An-Chou Yeh National Tsing Hua University Courses designed to engage students with active learning from undergraduate to postgraduate level
29 Anna-Maria Gonzalvez-Pons Armelar Developing a sustainability curriculum for the built environment in Vietnam
30 Thomas Carlberger University West Course improvement using industrial method
31 Robert Pludra Academy of Fine Arts Materials roulette
32 Amina Tandjaoui Ecole Centrale de Lille First sight and second thoughts on evaluation