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ICCC 2015 ORGANIZERS

ICCC 2015 SPONSORS

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CONGRESS VENUE

The Talash Complex, with a beautiful architecture in a very good geographical

Location, is designed for congresses, seminars and other international ceremonies.

The beauty of Alborz chain of mountains, and easy and fast access to main city

places are other advantages of this complex.

WORKSHOP VENUE

The Workshops will be held in Institute for Color Science and Technology on

November 12, 2015. Duration of each workshop will be 3 hours.

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ABOUT ORGANIZERS

ICCC 2015 is organized by Institute for Color Science and Technology (ICST) and Iran Color

Society (ICS).

ICST, which is affiliated to the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, was

inaugurated in July 19th, 1997 to develop knowledge and technologies in all areas of Color,

Colorants, Paint and Coatings. Since then, the institute had been faced different challenges so

the institute is presently fully trained and equipped to play a constructive role in pioneering in

knowledge and productions, supporting elites and SMEs in color technology incubator,

trouble-shooting for color, colorants, paint and coatings industries, developing Know-Hows

and promoting color, colorants, paint and coatings industries. At this time, the institute employs

experienced professionals in PhD and master levels in color, colorants, paint, coatings and

related fields and has effective cooperation with universities, research and industrial centers

and successfully trouble-shoots color, paint and coatings industries.

ICS is an established organization with a renewed mission. In 2010, the organization took the

name ICS in recognition of its new identity as an association that represents both companies

and professionals working in the paint and coatings industry. ICS is a voluntary, nonprofit

organization working to advance the needs of the paint and coatings industry and the

professionals who work in it. Through advocacy of the industry and its positions on legislative,

regulatory, and judicial issues at the federal, state and local levels, it acts as an effective ally

ensuring that the industry is represented and fairly considered. The association also devotes

itself to advancing industry efforts with regard to focus on advancements in science and

technology through its technical conferences and journals, as well as online training

opportunities. In addition, ICS offers essential business information to members through its

publications, surveys, and business programs. An Executive Committee and Board of Directors

set policy for and govern the association. Officers for the association include Chairperson of

the Board and Vice Chairperson/Treasurer who are elected to serve two-year terms. ICS staff

members hold the positions of President and Secretary of the association. By continuing its

efforts as an ally and advocate for the industry, providing industry professionals with

opportunities for professional development, and offering valuable resources to members and

others in the industry, ICS is working to ensure the vitality and stability of the paint and

coatings industry for years to come.

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ICCC 2015 DIVISIONS Surface Coatings

Organic Coatings

Inorganic Coatings

Surface Preparation

Corrosion

Adhesion and Surface Chemistry

Resins, Binders and Additives

Printing Inks

Colorants

Functional Dyes and Organic Pigments

Bio, Food, Drug and Cosmetic Colorants

Self-Colored Polymers

Textile Dyes and Pigments

Pigments and Advanced Inorganic Materials

Nanomaterials

Color Physics

Color and Appearance

Photonics

Environmental Aspects of Related Industries

Advanced Topics in Solar Cells

Color Design and Art

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SURFACE COATINGS

ORGANIC COATINGS

Organic coatings division will cover direct to metal coatings, surface tolerant coatings, fire

retardant coatings, insulative coatings, antifouling coatings, automotive coatings, architectural

coatings, industrial coatings, road mark coatings and antibacterial coatings. This division is

highly targeted on specific coatings including eco-friendly organic coatings (water borne

coating, high solid coating, powder coating, radiation curing coating) and functional and smart

coatings (stimuli-responsive coatings, self-healing coatings, suprapolymer-based coatings,

scratch- and abrasion-resistant coatings, super-hydrophilic self-cleaning coatings, super-

hydrophobic self-cleaning coatings).

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INORGANIC COATINGS

Inorganic coatings division will cover all types of related coatings including functional

nanostructured inorganic coatings and nanostructured thin films (metallic coatings, ceramic

coatings, nanocomposite coatings and glazes). This division also covers deposition

technologies such as physical vapor deposition (PVD), chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and

ion beam deposition. Inorganic coatings and thin films applications such as protective and

tribological coatings, electrical and magnetic coatings, optical coatings and coatings with

biomedical applications. Characterization of inorganic coatings and thin films which contains

structure and composition, geometrical characterization (thickness, roughness), mechanical

properties, internal stresses, optical properties, electric and magnetic properties.

INORGANIC COATINGS

Surface preparation division will target on mechanical treatment, conversion coatings, sol-

gel coatings, acid cleaning and anodizing.

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CORROSION

Corrosion division will cover all aspects of corrosion and coatings related materials and

phenomena including corrosion protective coatings, corrosion inhibitors, anticorrosion

pigments, atmospheric corrosion, marine corrosion and cathodic disbondment.

ADHESION AND SURFACE CHEMISTRY

Adhesion and surface chemistry division will share experiences on thin films, coatings and

sealants, fracture mechanics and adhesion measurement, destructive and non-destructive

adhesion measurement, self-assembly and molecular assemblies at surfaces and interfaces,

wettability and surface energetics, surface modification, coupling agents, physico-chemical

mechanisms of adhesion, physical-chemical phenomena at interfaces, interactions at surfaces

of soft matter, composite interfaces/interphases, interface structure and molecular and atomic

characterization of interfaces.

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RESINS, BINDERS AND ADDITIVES

Resins, binders and additives division will cover latest research and development in the

design, fabrication, characterization, simulation, processing, and commercialization of resin

and additives for various applications. This division is targeted on synthesis of resins and

additives for coatings (high solid, waterborne, powder, EB and UV curable coatings), resin

modification (blends, nano-structured composites, organic/inorganic hybrid resins (ormocers)),

polymerization simulation, and green synthesis of resins. Environmental considerations of the

resin materials including recycling, reuse, biodegradation, bio-based polymers will also

covered in this division.

PRINTING INKS

Printing inks division will cover latest research and development in:

Printing ink formulation

Printing process control

Printing novel technologies (photoelectronic, UV, 3D, photonic, conductive, ceramic,

security and smart inks, ...)

Effect of substrate

Textile printing

Deinking and environmental issue

Color management

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COLORANTS

FUNCTIONAL DYES AND ORGANIC PIGMENTS

Functional dyes & organic pigments division will extend over molecular photoswitches,

chromism, indicators dyes, organic semiconductors, nonlinear optic, liquid crystals and laser

dyes, near IR absorber dyes, dyes in photography and digital printing and dyes in toxicology

and forensic science.

BIO, FOOD, DRUG AND COSMETIC COLORANTS

Bio, food, drug & cosmetic colorants division will gather together specialist on

Natural, synthetic and advanced colorants for food, drug and cosmetic,

Biomarkers, florescence and colorimetric sensor and biosensors,

Biotechnological production, extraction and isolation from natural sources,

Standards, toxicity, antimicrobial and antioxidant activity,

Bio interaction and analytical methods.

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SELF-COLORED POLYMERS

Self-colored polymers division will cover polymers containing chromogenic systems

including but not limited to polymeric phthalocyanins, azo polymers and anthraquinone

polymers. This division is targeted on methods for preparation of these polymers such as

additional polymerization of monomeric dyes, polycondensation of dyes and grafting of

polymers with functional dyes.

TEXTILE DYES AND PIGMENTS

Textile dyes & pigments division will cover synthesis of novel textile dyes, synthesis of novel

textile pigments, dyeing of natural fibers, dyeing of synthetic fibers, nano technology in textiles

dyeing, dyeing of textiles with natural dyes, dyeing of textiles with new techniques, application

of pigments on textiles, surface modification for improving the dyeability of textiles.

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PIGMENTS AND ADVANCED INORGANIC MATERIALS

Pigments and advanced inorganic materials division cover ceramic pigments (for tiles,

whitewares, sanitarywares and glasses), inorganic pigments & extenders (for paints),

opacifiers, IR and radar absorbent pigments, luster pigments, magnetic pigments,

photoluminescent pigments and smart pigments.

NANOMATERIALS

Nanomaterials division will cover luminescent nanoparticles, core-shell nanostructure,

quantum dots, and energy saving nanomaterials. Also this division will targeted on different

methods of synthesis of nanomaterials including combustion and microwave-assisted

combustion method, sol-gel method, hydrothermal method and micro emulsion synthesis

method.

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COLOR PHYSICS

COLOR AND APPEARANCE

Color and appearance division will provide a forum for specialists on measurement and color

quality control, color appearance measurement, color constancy, metamerism, color matching,

light sources, color vision, visual assessment techniques, color imaging, color management

and color reproduction.

PHOTONICS

Photonics division will cover dye lasers, photonic materials, photonic crystals, photonic

optical, device light, harvesting and light, trapping. Photo-catalyst, nonlinear and linear optics,

solar cells, photonic efficiency, photoluminescence spectroscopy, sensor and biophotonic.

ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF RELATED INDUSTRIES

This division will cover water and wastewater treatment, air pollution, soil Pollution, water

management and health, safety and environment (HSE).

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ADVANCED TOPICS IN SOLAR CELLS

This division will cover dye-sensitized solar cells, materials and techniques to increase capture

of full spectrum of sunlight, thin films for solar cells, materials degradation due to sunlight,

solar cells based on nontoxic materials, low-cost solar cells, organic/polymer solar cells, nano-

crystalline solar cells, stability, recycling of solar cell materials and solar paints.

COLOR DESIGN AND ART

This division, which is a common forum among color scientists, artists and designers, invite

all researchers and experts to present their recent researches and experiences in the field of

color. Color science and technology, all as applied to the art and design disciplines such as

paintings, architecture and interior design, graphic and visual communication, environmental

design, textile and fashion, product design, business and marketing will be welcome.

The relevant topics are:

color emotion and psychology

color harmony

color preference

color forecasting

color aesthetics and beauty

color semiotics

visual assessment techniques

color selection and simulation in design

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PLENARY TALKS

Prof. Behzad Pourabbas "Conductive coatings on polymeric transparent substrates"

Associate Prof. Massimo Messori "Organic–inorganic hybrid coatings with enhanced scratch resistance properties

obtained by the sol–gel process"

Prof. Flavio Deflorian

"Analytical and electrochemical study of structure and properties of hybrid Na montmorillonite-silica coatings for corrosion protection"

Prof. Zahra Ranjbar

"The role of paint and coatings in energy saving"

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Prof. Klaus Fischer

"Recycling of photovoltaic modules - environmental impacts of toxic components"

Associate Prof. Michele Fedel

"On the potential of CeO2 nanoparticles as corrosion inhibitor in waterborne acrylic coatings"

Prof. Seyed Hossein Amirshahi

"Effect of Employed Error Function on Spectral Patterns of Ideal, Feasible and Available Sets of Primaries"

Prof. Mohsen Mohseni

"Polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxanes (POSS): Novel nano-building blocks for enhanced polymeric coatings"

Associate Prof. Stefano Gialanella

"Nanostructured components of tribological layers in brake systems: materials development and environmental issues"

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WORKSHOPS

Workshops will be held in Institute for Color Science and Technology on November 12, 2015.

Duration of each workshop will be 3 hours. As maximum two workshops can be selected

by each participant, please select and register in the most related workshops.

Morning Sections: 8:30-12 AM

1- Self-healing nanotechnology-based polymeric coatings: principles and applications

(Dr. Yari & Dr. Kardar)

2- Introduction to micro-electrochemistry and electrochemical scanning techniques for

localized characterization of electroactive surfaces and corrosion studies (Dr. Jamali)

3- The powder coatings: components, formulation and test methods

(Dr. Shirkavand and Mr. Fakharizadeh)

Afternoon Sections: 1-4 PM

4-Printing Inks; UV-cure and ink-jet printing inks (Dr.Bastani and Dr.Soleimani)

5- Control of particle size distribution (PSD) in emulsion polymerization (Dr. Khorasani)

6-Photovoltaic modules and their environmental aspects (Prof. Fischer)

MORNING SECTIONS: 8:30-12 AM

1- Self-healing nanotechnology-based polymeric coatings: principles and applications

Presenting by Dr. Yari, Institute for Color Science & Technology & Dr. Kardar, Institute

for Color Science & Technology

Polymeric coatings are usually applied on a substrate to enhance the appearance of the structure

(aesthetic function) and/or protect it from aggressive environmental degradation like corrosion

(barrier function). When a coating is mechanically damaged, the coating partially or

completely loses its aesthetic and barrier functions at that area, leading to a weak point which

can catastrophically jeopardize the long-term properties of the coating and reduce the service

life. Self-healing coatings are a special category of smart materials enabling to restore the

aesthetic and barrier functions lost during damage. This workshop aims to cover all strategies

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recently implemented in polymeric coatings to achieve self-healing properties. The focus is

placed on the healing of mechanical damages (like scratches, cracks, impacts, etc.) and on

corrosion inhibition mechanisms. Embedded capsulated healing agents in the coating matrix

and 3 molecular-scale modification of coating structure with covalent and non-covalent

reversible cross-links as the most effective approaches in healing of mechanical damage

together with encapsulation and trapping active corrosion inhibitors using micro/nano-

reservoirs as effective inhibitive strategies will be discussed. In addition, the main materials,

design parameters and procedures are highlighted in this workshop. Various practical

applications and the main challenges in development of such coatings will also be reviewed.

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2- Introduction to micro-electrochemistry and electrochemical scanning techniques for

localized characterization of electroactive surfaces and corrosion studies

Presenting by Dr. Jamali, University of Wollongong, NSW Australia

Several electrochemical scanning techniques have been developed in the past few decades to

address the demand for micro-and nano-scale characterization of surfaces and interfaces.

Successful implementation of these techniques requires a fundamental understanding of

measurement principle using micro- and nano-electrodes as well as knowing capabilities and

limitations of each method. Herein an overview of conducting electrochemical measurement

with micro-electrodes and examples of application of each technique will be presented.

Following scanning methods will be briefly introduced and advantages and limitations of each

method will be discussed.

Scanning Vibrating Electrode Technique (SVET) or Current Density Probe

Local Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (LEIS) and Mapping (LEIM)

Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy (SECM)

Scanning Ion Electrode Technique (SIET) or Potentiometric SECM (PSECM)

Amperometric SECM for O2 or H2 mapping or Scanning Amperometric

Electrode Technique (SAET)

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3-The powder coatings: components, formulation and test methods

Presenting by Dr. Shirkavand, Institute for Color Science and Technology & Mr.

Fakharizadeh, Peka Chemie

The powder coating workshop is an introduction to powder coating that focuses on material

(Resins and additives), industrial application, testing methods for materials and coatings,

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quality control, the manufacturing process, and much more. You will gain knowledge of

powder coating and the powder coating process from academic and expert industry speakers.

Course highlights: Resin and additives for Powder coating Powder coating process, curing,

application, recovery and testing methods who should attend? Students, powder coating

industry, coating manufacture, quality assurance and control employees, coating companies

looking to train employees.

AFTERNOON SECTIONS: 1-4 PM

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4-Printing inks; UV-cure and ink-jet printing inks

Presenting by Dr. Bastani, Institute for Color Science and Technology & Dr. Soleimani,

Institute for Color Science and Technology

1) UV-Cure inks in different types of printing process

This workshop will include a description of the technologies behind UV Curable Inks (Offset,

Flexo, Screen and Inkjet) and how they have been integrated into high productivity systems.

Additionally the barriers to entry in other markets, particularly flexible packaging, will be

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2) Ink-jet printing inks

This workshop starts with a general overview on ink-jet printing technology, which is one of

the main technologies in the field of material deposition. Then the different ink-jet printing

techniques are described and compared. The discussion is focused on the fundamental physical

and chemical characteristics involved in ink-jet printing such as viscosity, surface tension,

solubility, particle size.

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5- Control of particle size distribution (PSD) in emulsion polymerization

Presenting by Dr. Khorasani, Amirkabir University of Technology

The course is a study on synthesis, characterization and properties of high polymer latexes.

The subject matter focuses on to how control the particle size distribution during

polymerization process. We will answer to such questions that what is the effect of PDS on

applications issues? How the strategies of adding monomers affect PSD? What are the

techniques of controlling PSD at all? And at last we will have a brief discussion on the kind of

emulsifiers and their effects on PSD quantitatively and qualitatively.

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EXHIBITION

Along with the 6th International Color & Coating Congress, an exhibition covering

contemporary and innovative finding of expert and active members of paint & coating industry

in an area of about 300 square meter would be held during November 10-11, 2015. Whether

you wish to offer your services, raw materials, testing instruments and technologies or launch

a new product, participating in this exhibition would give you an ideal opportunity to build

your brand recognition.

We are honored to invite different categories of paint & coatings such as:

Producers of coatings

Representatives and suppliers of raw materials

Representatives and suppliers of testing instruments

Research centers

Knowledge-based companies

Related parties in the field of paint & coating

Visitors:

Public & private investors

Academic scholar

Experts of paint & coating industry

Researchers

Exhibit Space Pricing

Area (1m2) Price

Before October 1st , 2015 100 €

After October 1st , 2015 120 €

On desk 132 €

For more information please see conference website or contact us:

Contact Person: Dr Amir Masoud Aarabi

Tel: +98 21 22969771, ext. 231.

Fax: +98 21 22947537

Email:exh-iccc2015@icrc.ac.ir

Exhibition venue address: Parkway, Talash International Conference Center

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SCIENTIFIC BOARD

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REGISTERATION FEE

Registration will be open soon. To pay your registration fee you need to sign up first and then login to your account. Then process your registration in accounting menu.

Registration & Fee Schedule:

Registration Includes admission to all scientific sessions, access to poster area, conference bag

and name badge, conference program and book of abstracts, two lunches 10-11 November,

coffee/tea during the breaks.

(1) Registration fee does not include conference bag, conference program and book of abstracts

(2) Registration fee must be paid before 17th September 21st September, 2015

(3) Registration fee must be paid before 12th October, 2015

Registration Fee in Workshops:

(1) Regular registration fee is 1,000,000 Rials for each workshop. There is a 50 % discount for ICS members.

(2)Student registration fee is 600,000 Rials for each workshop. There is a 50 % discount for ICS members.

Payment Info (For Non-Iranians):

Tejarat Bank SWIFT Code: BTEJIRTH023 Tejarat Bank Account No: 02352753

Payment Info (For Iranians): Payment is online.

Early bird (2) Standard (3) On site

Non-

Iranian

Participants

Faculty members 180 Euro 240 Euro 300 Euro

Students 120 Euro 160 Euro 200 Euro

Accompany person (1) 120 Euro 160 Euro 200 Euro

Industrial participant 300 Euro 400 Euro 500 Euro

Iranian

Participants

Faculty members 2.9 Million Rials 3.4 Million Rials 4 Million Rials

Students 1.9 Million Rials 2.4 Million Rials 3 Million Rials

Accompany person (1) 1.9 Million Rials 2.4 Million Rials 3 Million Rials

Industrial participant 4.8 Million Rials 5.4 Million Rials 7 Million Rials

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November 10, 2015

8:30-10:00 Registration

10:00-12:00 Opening

12:00-13:00 Lunch

Hall A –November 10, 2015

Corrosion

13:00 – 14:30

Panel members: Sina

Jamali, Mirghasem Hosseini

Presentation Title Presenter

The effect of sol-gel based silane film loaded with

functionalized graphene oxide on the corrosion

protection performance of epoxy coating on the steel

substrate

Bahram

Ramezanzadeh

Protective performance of silane coating containing

2-mercaptobenzoxazole on mild steel Reza Naderi

Analytical and electrochemical study of structure and

propertie s of hybrid Na montmorillonite silica coatings

for corrosion protection

Flavio Deflorian

On the potential of CeO2 nanoparticles as corrosion

inhibitor in waterborne acrylic coatings Michele Fedel

14:30 – 15:15 Posters

15:15 – 15-30 Break

Organic Coatings

15:30 – 17:00

Panel members: Morteza.Ebrahimi, Mojtaba

Mirabedini

Presentation Title Presenter

Conductive coatings on polymeric transparent

substrates Behzad Pourabbas

The role of paint and coatings in energy saving Zahra Ranjbar

Theoretical prediction of viscoelastic adhesion of photo

polymeric coatings on the basis of the Gennes's trumpet

model from the view point of dynamic and structural

heterogeneity.

Saeid Rastegar

Curing studies of a thermosetting clearcoat containing

hyperbranched polymer and silsesquioxane nano-

cages;thermo-chemo-rheological aspects

Hossein Yari

Hall B – November 10, 2015

Printing Inks & Resins

13:00 – 14:30

Panel members: Akbar Khodami, Maliheh

Pishvaei

Presentation Title Presenter

Comparison image color-reduction methods based on

FCM, K-Means and SOM to fabric printing Pedram Payvandy

Effect of DMF and DMSO on the PEDOT: PSS inkjet

ink properties

Atasheh Soleimani-

Gorgani

Preparation and characterization of acrylic modified-

silica nanocomposite coating via miniemulsion

polymerization

Ali Gharieh

The investigation on the relation between curing

condition and mechanical properties of two part epoxy

resins

Somayeh Ayami

Badrlou

Nano- and inorganic materials

15:30 – 17:00

Presentation Title Presenter

Nanostructured components of tribological layers in

brake systems: materials development and

environmental issues

Stefano Gialanella

Hydrothermal synthesis of NaYF4:YB3+ ,Tm3+ up

conversion particles: role of ligand

Masoomeh Kaviani

Darani

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Panel members: Mahdi

Ghahari, EbrahimGhasemi

NIR reflective cobalt based pigment: pechini synthesis

and optical characteristics

Hamid Reza

Hedayati

Fog-harvesting potential of metal coated polyester

fabrics Izadyar Ebrahimi

November 11, 2015

Hall A –November 11, 2015

Corrosion

8:00 – 9:30

Panel members: Bahram Ramezanzadeh,

Esmail Akbarinezhad

Presentation Title Presenter

Characterization of inhibitor release from

hydrotalcite pigment

Mohammad

Mahdavian

Effect of imidazole modified ZnO nanoparticles on

the corrosion resistance of epoxy/polyaniline–ZnO

nanocomposite coating on mild steel

Khadijeh

Abotalebi

Understanding the inhomogeneous structure of

organic coatings: causes and consequences on

corrosion protection

Douglas J. Mills

Self-healing characteristics of praseodymium

conversion coating on magnesium studied using

scanning electrochemical microscopy

Sina Jamali

9:30-10:15 Posters

10:15-10:30 Break

Organic Coatings

10:30 – 12:00

Panel Members: Saeed Bastani, Shahla

Pazokifard

Presentation Title Presenter

Organic–inorganic hybrid coatings with enhanced

scratch resistance properties obtained by the sol–

gel process

Massimo Messori

Polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxanes (POSS) :

Novel nano-building blocks for enhanced

polymeric coatings

Mohsen Mohseni

Effect of polyurethane-isocyanate microcapsules

on self-healing properties of an acrylic-melamine

coating

Pooneh Kardar

A novel hyperbranched polymer-modified

clay/epoxy nanocomposite: physical-mechanical

properties investigation

Morteza Ganjaee

Sari

12:00 – 13:00 Lunch

Industrial Panel

13:00-14:30

Panel Members: Zahra Ranjbar, Massimo

Messori

Coating technologies applied in battery electrode

manufacturing

Ludger Clemens

Michels

The solution against rust Björn Lang

Synthesize of the dye stuff and pigments A. Movahedin

14:30 – 15:15 Posters

15:15 – 15:30 Break

15:54-17:00 Closing

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Hall B – November 11, 2015

Organic Dyes & Pigments

8:00 – 9:30

Panel members: Alireza

Khosravi, Shohreh Rouhani

Presentation Title Presenter

Digital approach of the dyes compatibility evaluation

using scanner Saeed Salimian

Investigation of physical and mechanical properties of

decolorized blue jeans with KMnO4 Mojtaba Sarafpour

Tuning molecular energy levels of dyes for bulk

heterojunction solar cells Ali Ashtiani Abdi

Hyper branched azo-polymers derived from a

pyrazolone-based AB2 type monomer: aggregation

behavior in aqueous and non-aqueous media

Mohammad Reza

Zamanloo

A study on the effect of berberine extracted from

Barberry root on wool and cotton fabrics properties Zahra Motaghi

Environment & Energy

10:30 – 12:00

Panel members: Fereshteh

Motiee, Mohammad Ebrahim

Olya

Recycling of photovoltaic modules - environmental

impacts of toxic components Klaus Fischer

Vehicle recycling in world and Iran Morteza Amrooie

Methylene blue uptake by Iranian Ca- activated

bentonite: effect of acidification kinetics on adsorption Amin Salem

Removal of organic pigment from environmental

samples using magnetic nanoparticles functionalized

with porphyrin

Laleh Adl Nasab

12:00 – 13:00 Lunch

Color Physics

13:00-14:30

Panel members: Mahdi Safi-

Hossein Izadan

Effect of employed error function on spectral patterns of

ideal, feasible and available sets of primaries

Seyed Hossein

Amirshahi

Comparative study on TRFs of white specimens

recovered spectrally and colorimetrically Razieh Jafari

Colour education in art and design Forough Mahyar

Investigation of perceived color difference for tritan

pairs Saeideh Gorji Kandi

14:30 – 15:15 Posters

15:15 – 15:30 Break

15:54-17:00 Closing

Hall C – November 11, 2015

Nano-and Inorganic Materials

13:00-14:30

Panel members: Mahdi

Ghahari, Amir Masoud Arabi

Presentation Title Presenter

A study of graphene nanolayers application in new

generation of transparent conductive thin films Ali Fazli

Pore structure modification of ceramic membranes

using magnetron sputtering system Sara Khamseh

Preparation of self-cleaning and anti-bacterial ceramic

tile by sol-gel coating of silver doped nano-anatase

pigment

Maryam Hosseini-

Zori

Carbon nanotube coating on glass texture via

electrophoretic deposition Amin Haghbin

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We will be very happy to see you at 6th International

Color &Coating Congress.

Best wishes

Mohammad Mahdavian

Secretary of ICCC 2015

Zahra Ranjbar

Director of Institute for Color Science

& Technology