Industrial Applications of Acoustic Metamaterials, Marseille, 1 September 2017.
Aim and scope
The GdR META and the COST Action DENORMS (CA15125) have the great pleasure to announce and invite you to join us in Marseille for a thematic day dedicated to Industrial applications of acoustic metamaterials. This event aims at gathering industrial and academic partners to discuss and exchange views. It will be structured around presentations given by leading industrial partners in various fields of applications. The talks will introduce current issues, new trends or metamaterial-based solutions already implemented in a practical context. Coffee breaks, poster sessions and panel discussions will take place throughout the day in order to foster informal exchanges among the participants. This thematic day is organized as a side event of the METAMATERIALS 2017 Congress, allowing the participants to combine an industrial and practical perspective on acoustic metamaterials with an overview of the state-of-the art of the domain.
Participation
Participation is open to all, students, researchers, engineers or technical staff from academia or industry. Registration is free of charge but required by July 14th by filling in the registration form.
Industrial partners willing to give a presentation are invited to submit a title and a short abstract (200 words) through the registration form by 2017 June 15th.
Academic participants willing to present a poster on a specific application are invited to submit a title and a short abstract (200 words) through the registration form by 2017 June 15th.
Confirmed industrial speakers
- Marc Versaevel, AIRCELLE-SAFRAN,
- Christian Audoly, DCNS
- Nicolas Etaix, Dyson-UK
- Stéphane Brulé, Menard
- Clément Lagarrigue, METACOUSTIC
- Tryfon Antonakakis, Multiwave Technologies AG, Switzerland
- Frank Simon, ONERA
- Raphaël Lardat, Thales Underwater Systems
- Arnaud Duval, Treves group
Venue
The meeting will be held on the Campus Saint-Charles of Aix-Marseille University, conveniently located close to the train station. The University campus is very near the historical heart of the city of Marseille, the so-called Vieux-Port, a natural harbour in use since Antiquity.
The exact location of the meeting place can be found on the map below (please click on the image to open an interactive campus map):
