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Green Buildings are closely related to highly performing building envelopes and façade systems. With innovative combinations of technology, materials and design, a responsive building envelope - tuned to interact with the environment – contributes greatly to an integrated approach towards sustainable buildings. To be energy-efficient and sustainable, building envelopes should be active on all levels to utilize microclimatic energy cycles and interactions over time, while exploiting renewable energy and protecting the building occupants from local climate impacts.

This workshop will provide a launching pad for a Joint Laboratory that will combine the expertise of three international research institutes – Institute of Materials Research & Engineering (IMRE), Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT), Energy Research Institute @ NTU (ERI@N) - to enable an outstanding experimental and virtual platforms for assessing innovative façade designs and components, integration of responsive active and passive building elements, advanced materials development and promote emerging technologies. The Joint Laboratory will impact on reducing energy consumption and the subsequent emission of greenhouse gases in Singapore.

This workshop will be of interest to building developers, architects, investors, contractors, manufacturers with an interest in developing and deploying smart building envelops. . Attendees will gather state-of-the-art know-how and experiences for the implementation to integral building designs and learn about the resources for high performance design and testing environment provided by the Joint Laboratory partners.

By bringing together high ranking international research institutes, this initiative will inspire new solutions and provide a forum for discussions for future solutions for smart building envelopes

WORKSHOP on Green Building Envelopes and Materials for the Tropics: Challenges & Opportunities

Date : Monday, 18 February 2013

Time : 8.30am to 4.00pm

Venue : IMRE Auditorium, 3 Research Link, Singapore 117602 Map

Click here to register today! (Registration closes on 13 February 2013)

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2013 MRS Spring Meeting & Exhibit


The 2013 MRS Spring Meeting will host 56 technical sessions, an international exhibit, a variety of special events and tutorial sessions, and much more.

The Call for Papers for this meeting is now available. Abstract submission will run from October 1 through November 1, 2012.

Focus: Symposium E: Materials and Integration Challenges for Energy Generation and Storage in Mobile Electronic Devices

Portable electronic devices require energy sources that are highly sophisticated, inexpensive, lightweight, and flexible mobile systems so that they can be integrated onto plastic, textile, or paper platforms. Toward this end, there has been tremendous interest in flexible energy generation, storage, and conversion devices. However the performance of these devices has created a power gap between what energy elements can provide and what systems demand. As the performance of individual energy devices continues to increase, integration issues, generating and accessing the energy, and adaption into lightweight flexible systems are some of the critical issues that must be resolved if wearable and efficient mobile energy devices are to be realized. Thus, energy for mobile systems requires a shift in the way they are viewed and addresses a number of technical challenges that must be overcome in integrating energy devices.

Click here for more information.