Materials Science and Engineering

Materials for Sensing and Actuation

Materials for Sensing and Actuation" will explore the fascinating field of materials science that enables the development of smart sensors and actuators. Attendees will delve into the latest advancements in materials that possess responsive properties, allowing them to detect and respond to changes in their environment. This session will cover a diverse range of materials, including piezoelectric materials, shape-memory alloys, electro active polymers, and magneto strictive materials, all of which are used in sensors and actuators for various applications. Experts will present their research on the design and fabrication of materials for sensing physical, chemical, and biological signals, enabling applications in healthcare, robotics, aerospace, and consumer electronics. Moreover, discussions will revolve around materials for actuation, where these materials can be utilized to convert electrical, thermal, or magnetic signals into mechanical motion, enabling the development of responsive and adaptive systems. Through this session, attendees will gain insights into the potential of materials science in driving advancements in sensing and actuation technologies, leading to innovative applications that improve our daily lives and enable the development of cutting-edge devices and systems.