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The organizers of the thermoelectric Workshop - Short Course (organized on the side of the ICT2018 on Sunday, 1^st of July) regret to inform you that registration is now closed as maximum attendance allowance has been reached.

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Thermoelectrics Workshop - Congress Center of Caen

Sunday, July 1:  9 AM – 6 PM

On the side of ICT2018, we will be holding a Thermoelectrics Workshop/ Short Course on Sunday, July 1^st from 9 AM to 6 PM in the Congress Center of Caen (same venue as the ICT2018). This 1-day workshop is geared towards graduate students/postdocs and people that are new to the field of thermoelectrics with the aim of providing greater context for the talks at ICT. The number of participants to the workshop will be limited (first come, first serve).

This year's course will cover theory, solid state chemistry and physics, characterization techniques and fundamentals of device design and manufacturing considerations. A mini-poster session will also be held during this workshop to give short-course participants an opportunity to either practice presenting their accepted posters or even to present work that was not submitted for the ICT conference.

Thermoelectrics Workshop sponsored by MTI Corporation and the Jiang Family Foundation

For registration, please email to:

Emmanuel Guilmeau

Confirmed lectures:

• Pr. Bertrand Lenoir, Institut Jean Lamour, Nancy (France)

“Introduction to thermoelectricity: from basic principles up to devices”

• Dr. Ryoji Funahashi, AIST Osaka (Japan)

“Discussion on the applications of thermoelectrics - to be required -””

• Pr. Marco Fornari, Department of Physics and Science of Advanced Materials Program, Central Michigan University (US)

“Theory is useful! Building synergies for the discovery process. “

• Dr. Alexandra Zevalkink, Michigan State University (US)

“How to achieve glass-like thermal conductivity in complex semiconductors; case-studies in Zintls”

• Dr. Emmanuel Guilmeau, CRISMAT Laboratory, Caen (France)

“From layered to complex sulfides: progress and issues”

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