Coordination and administration of the priority programme "Design and Generic Principles of Self-healing Materials" (SPP 1568)
优先计划“自愈材料的设计和通用原则”的协调和管理(SPP 1568)
基本信息
- 批准号:202626785
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Priority Programmes
- 财政年份:2011
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2010-12-31 至 2017-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
One of their most outstanding properties of biological materials is the ability of self-healing and regeneration of function upon the infliction of damage by external mechanical loads. Man-made materials generally do not have this healing ability. Self-healing materials certainly offer enormous possibilities, in particular for applications where long term reliability in poorly accessible areas is required. However, up to now only few strategies exist for the development of self-healing materials, and those which exist are focused on only one material class and one type of application. The SPP 1568 has the goal to concentrate the existing experimental and theoretical competences in Germany (including selected partners from neighbouring countries), to open the door to new concepts for the design of self-healing materials as well as for understanding the generic, material-independent principles. To reach the goal described, an anticipated number of 15-20 research projects will be involved. In order to develop the SPP 1568 into an internationally visible and successful priority programme with long-lasting impact, a number of central activities are planned. This includes the organisation of workshops and an international conference. Moreover, a web-page maintained, a central server will be operated, the promotion of young researcher and the support for female researchers will be organised. For this purpose, the coordination team should be supported by a scientific manager and a secretary.
生物材料最突出的特性之一是在受到外部机械载荷的损伤后自我修复和功能再生的能力。人造材料一般没有这种愈合能力。自修复材料当然提供了巨大的可能性,特别是对于在难以接近的区域需要长期可靠性的应用。然而,到目前为止,只有少数战略存在的自我修复材料的发展,和那些存在的只集中在一个材料类别和一种类型的应用。SPP 1568的目标是集中德国现有的实验和理论能力(包括来自邻国的选定合作伙伴),为自修复材料的设计以及理解通用的材料独立原理打开新概念的大门。为了达到上述目标,预计将涉及15-20个研究项目。为了将SPP 1568发展成为具有长期影响的国际知名度和成功的优先方案,计划开展一些中心活动。这包括组织讲习班和一次国际会议。此外,还将维护一个网页,运行一个中央服务器,组织青年研究人员的晋升和对女研究人员的支持。为此,协调小组应由一名科学管理人员和一名秘书提供支助。
项目成果
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