Material Behavior
Mechanical Material Behavior
Considering processing, microstructure, and properties together.
Discussion relates the mechanical behavior of materials to the relationships between processing, microstructure, and properties.
Material behavior under stress: relating processing, microstructure, and properties.
Chair
Prof. Dr. Eberhard Kerscher
RPTU Kaiserslautern-Landau
Vice Chair

Scientific discussion focuses on the relationships between processing, microstructure, and properties of materials. It includes the analysis of stress-induced changes in microstructure and the resulting changes in properties.
Mechanical, thermomechanical, and tribological questions are addressed in this materials-science context.
Material Behavior
Considering processing, microstructure, and properties together.
Discussion relates the mechanical behavior of materials to the relationships between processing, microstructure, and properties.
Microstructure
Microstructural changes and the resulting property changes.
The focus is on analyzing changes in microstructure under stress and the resulting changes in material properties.
Further Perspectives
Thermomechanical and tribological behavior of materials.
Alongside mechanical behavior, these topics form part of the Expert Committee’s technical scope.
The Expert Committee brings together scientists from universities, research institutes, and industry. The exchange of experience and networking are integral to its work, alongside the discussion, initiation, and support of projects.
Intensive project discussions promote early-career scientists and provide space to address technical questions together.
Material behavior under stress is considered through the relationships between processing, microstructure, and properties. This places both the material conditions and the changes arising under stress at the center of discussion.
The Expert Committee addresses mechanical, thermomechanical, and tribological questions. Stress-induced changes in microstructure and the resulting changes in properties are of particular relevance.
Its technical work combines project discussions with exchange among scientists from universities, research institutes, and industry.