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In a groundbreaking development, the use of fine ceramics in automotive engines could significantly boost wear and heat resistance, while carbon fiber bicycles could weigh as little as 3 to 4 kilograms. High-rise buildings constructed with high-strength, high-melting-point metals could potentially prevent disasters like the "9·11" tragedy. These exciting innovations were highlighted during the Asian Advanced Materials International Conference (AICAM 2005), held at Beijing University of Chemical Technology on November 4–5.
According to Professor Jin Tian, Chairman of the Organizing Committee and a doctoral supervisor at Beijing University of Chemical Technology, this conference was a premier academic event for materials science in Asia. Nearly 300 scientists from six Asian countries and regions gathered to share their latest research findings. The topics covered a wide range of advanced materials, including organic polymers, inorganic ceramics, composites, hybrids, and nanomaterials.
Beijing University of Chemical Technology successfully hosted this international conference, showcasing its growing prominence in materials science. Over the years, the university has made remarkable progress, housing several key research centers such as the National Carbon Fiber Engineering Technology Research Center, the Ministry of Education's Hypergravity Engineering Technology Center, and the National Membrane Engineering Technology Research Center for Chemical Industry. It also features two national key disciplines and a Polymer Processing Key Laboratory. Its research in high-strength, super-tough polymer materials and carbon fiber composites has reached world-class standards. Additionally, the university leads in non-traditional reaction engineering, catalyst design, green chemistry, and high-gravity reaction and separation technologies.
The conference was co-sponsored by Japan’s Nagoya Institute of Technology, Changgang University of Science and Technology, and Tsinghua University, highlighting the collaborative spirit in advancing materials science across Asia.
October 05, 2025