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November 9 Opening ceremony, invited presentations and student presentations.

November 10 Invited presentations, student presentations and closing ceremony.

9, November, 2022 (Beijing Time)

8:25-8:30: Open by Jiang Jian-Zhong

8:30-9:10: Prof. Peter Liaw (USA, Tennessee, time difference -14 hours)

An Introduction and High-throughput Design of High-performance Lightweight High-entropy Alloys

9:10-9:40: Prof. Zhang Yong (China)

Light-weight of AlMg- and AlTi-system Entropic Alloys and Cryogenic Behavior

9:40-10:10: Prof. Hyoung Seop Kim (Korea, time difference +1 hour)

Sheet formability of high-entropy alloys

10:10-10:30: Break

10:30-11:00: Dr. Shaolou Wei (USA, Boston, time difference -13 hours)

Designing ductile refractory high-entropy alloys: hint from natural mixing and beyond

11:00-11:30: Prof. Yiping Lu (China)

Research Progress of Eutectic High Entropy Alloys

11:30-12:00: Prof. Wang Xiao-Dong (China)

Atomic dynamics in La-based metallic glasses by X-ray photon correlation spectroscopy

12:00-13:00: Lunch Break

13:00-13:30: Prof. Yong Yang (HongKong China)

Multi-Functional High Entropy Alloys with Heterogeneous Lattice Strain

13:30-14:00: Prof. Tao Yang (HongKong China)

Heterogenous columnar-grained high-entropy alloys produce exceptional resistance to intermediate-temperature intergranular embrittlement

14:00-14:30: Prof. Zhou Haofei (Zhejiang University, China)
Grain boundary mediated plasticity in nanostructured metals

14:30-15:00: Prof. Cao Qing-Ping (China)

High entropy thin films

15:00-15:20: Break

15:20-15:50: Prof. Shuang Zhang (China)

Composition formulas of metallic glasses

15:50-16:15: Dr. Xu Tian-Ding (China)

Atomic dynamics in metallic glasses

16:15-16:45: Prof. Robert Maass (Germany, time difference -7 hours)

Connecting plastic flow, shear-band cavities, and roughness exponents of metallic glasses

10, November, 2022 (Beijing Time)

8:30-9:10: Prof. Wang Weihua (China)

Purify the relaxation mode in metallic glasses

9:10-9:40: Prof. Li Yi (China)

Rejuvenation of metallic glasses through a double annealing process

9:40-10:10: Prof. Wu Yuan (China)
Local chemical ordering and its effects on properties of high-entropy alloys

10:10-10:30: Break

10:30-11:00: Prof. Hao Zhang (Canada time difference -15 hours)

The role of collective atomic motion in hierarchical relaxations in metallic glasses

11:00-11:30: Dr. Cheng Zhang (China)

Strong and Ductile FeNiCoAl-based High-Entropy Alloys for Cryogenic to Elevated Temperature Multifunctional Applications

11:30-12:00: Prof. Zhang Wei (China)

Metal-metalloid type high entropy bulk metallic glasses

12:00-13:00: Lunch Break

13:00-13:40: Prof. Jiang Jian-Zhong (China)

Temperature and pressure induced structural changes in amorphous alloys

13:40-14:10: Prof. Ding qingqing (China)

The similarities between superalloys and medium/high entropy alloys

14:10-14:40: Prof. Zhao Yonghao (China)

Breaking materials performance paradox from microstructural control to composition design

14:40-15:10: Prof. Wang Jiangwei (China)
Coupled grain boudnary and twin boundary deformation in metallic materials

15:10-15:30: Break

15:30-16:00: Prof. Andrea Di Cicco (Italy, time difference -7 hours)

Investigation of local structural changes in GeSe 2 glass under ultra-high pressure

16:00-16:25: Dr. Emin Mijitia (Italy, time difference -7 hours)

Local structure and pressure-temperature melting line of GaIn eutectic liquid alloy

16:25-16:50: Dr. Raymond Kwesi Nutor (China)

Strength optimization of CoNiV medium entropy alloys for potential wide-range temperature applications by Al-alloying

16:50-17:30: Prof. Dierk Raabe (Germany, time difference -7 hours)

Recent progress on magnetic and invar high entropy alloys