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The AIV XXVI Conference approaches the issues associated with materials and processing, in the research and manufacturing communities. The four-day Conference promotes a multidisciplinary environment to encourage a cross fertilization between attendees on emerging technologies. We cordially invite you to participate to the 26th edition of AIV Conference that will offer the opportunity to present and discuss your recent advances in vacuum science and technology and related fields.
The conference will have 8 sessions
Plenary sessions:
7th November 2023 |
| Stefano Passerini (Sapienza University of Rome) | Reactive Metals for the Energy Transition | |
8th November 2023 |  | Giovanni de Gaetano (IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Mediterraneo NEUROMED, Pozzilli IS), Italy | The meeting of Dante and Virgilio with Pier delle Vigne: a metaphor of scientific research | Download abstract |
Synthesis of multifunctional surfaces, Interface design, nanostructured coatings, nanosized electronics, energy harvesting, biotechnology and bio-medical research surfaces for applications in harsh environments
Advances in measurements, gas analysis, pumping, large systems
Latest developments on running and planned fusion experiments
Exploiting additive manufacturing, Materials and processes, Design for additive manufacturing, Next generation of additive manufacturing technologies
New technologies, systems and devices for energy conversion, storage and power consumption reduction
Surface characterization, Restoration, Innovative materials and nanotechnology for CH, Machine learning and AI for CH
Digital farming, mobile and in-field devices, sensors, customized robotics, transforming and sustainable food production, nutrition security, sustainable food profiling models, modeling methodology
Spotlight Your Company's Innovations at the 2023 AIV Conference
Il corso sarà tenuto in italiano.
Il corso potrà eventualmente prevedere un esame finale per il conseguimento dell'attestato di partecipazione.
The Faculty of Civil and Industrial Engineering is located in the area of the old convent of San Lorenzo in Panisperna, which in turn was built on the ruins of Nero's imperial palace, the Domus Aurea, today the church of San Pietro in Vincoli.
The Faculty develops around a beautiful Renaissance cloister, one of the most beautiful of the Roman Renaissance, attributed to Giuliano da Sangallo, and represents a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture in Rome.
The cloister has a rectangular portico on the ground floor with the sides of seven or eight arches supported by columns with beautiful Ionic capitals bearing the Della Rovere coats of arms. The corner solution obtained with a quadrangular pillar to which two semi-columns are leaning against is beautiful. Upstairs are windows with sober frames.
In the center of the courtyard is the beautiful curb of a well, with an elegant octagonal plan, sculpted by Simone Mosca, surmounted by a simpler trestle formed by two pairs of columns supporting a simple architrave with cymatium, attributed by some even to Michelangelo Buonarroti.
Under the floor of the courtyard there is a beautiful medieval cistern which has the dimensions of a cube of about nine meters on each side, today indicated by a thin line of stone drowned among the river stones, with a clear Lombard imprint.
The AIV XXVI will give an opportunity to network and showcase your company to educators, students, industry executives and senior technical professionals. At the stands it will be offered:
•Onebooth(2x2 or 3x2), includes 2 chairs, a table
•Free WiFi Internet connection
•Name listing on exhibitor pages on conference webpages
•Company logo on all conference programs
•One complimentary full Conference access with ticket to Conference dinner
•Complete list of symposium participants
•One regular electric outlet
•Coffee breaks during the Conference
•Visitors and guestsroom booking (in agreement with AIV Secretary)
The purchase of a booth gives access to one person. Additional people attending a booth must register according to regualar rates
