Dresden 2026 – wissenschaftliches Programm
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FM: Fachverband Funktionsmaterialien
FM 22: Focus Session: Materials Discovery III – New materials and functionalities by general principles
Freitag, 13. März 2026, 09:30–12:45, BEY/0138
chairs: Hiroki Taniguchi (Nagoya University, JP), Akitoshi Nakano (Nagoya University, JP)
Discovering new functional materials is crucial to advance today’s technologies, ranging from caloric cooling via catalysis to next-generation energy conversion and storage, such as thermoelectric, ferroelectric, and ionic conductor materials. New materials also form the basis for potential applications in quantum information technologies. This session provides a platform to highlight functional materials discoveries and how they come about. Notably, systematic searches with high-throughput synthesis approaches, as well as predictions from materials informatics, have helped to go beyond serendipitous discoveries in recent years. However, intuition guided by general principles remains an important factor. In this session, we particularly welcome contributions that showcase the discovery of new functional materials with original approaches. Diverse material systems - from well-established to emerging and niche classes across condensed-matter and materials physics - will be featured. Bringing together diverse discoveries in a single session will help delineate general principles and inspire future work.
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09:30 | FM 22.1 | Hauptvortrag: Topological thermoelectrics for solid state cooling — •Yu Pan and Claudia Felser |
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10:00 | FM 22.2 | Topological quantum materials for high performance heterogenous catalysis — •Xia Wang and Claudia Felser |
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10:15 | FM 22.3 | Ta2PdSe6: A guide towards high performance thermoelectric semimetals — •Akitoshi Nakano |
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10:30 | FM 22.4 | Symmetry-Driven Transitions Between Flat Bands and Dirac Cones in Bilayer Kagome Lattices — •Taylan Gorkan |
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10:45 | FM 22.5 | Emergent High Conductivity Transport Channel in Bi12Rh3Ag6I9 Single-Crystalline Multilayer Heterostructure — •Nicolas Perez, Eduardo Carrillo-Aravena, Christian Niclaas Saggau, Kornelius Nielsch, and Michael Ruck |
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11:00 | FM 22.6 | Simulating the Schrödinger equation in anti-Hermitian electrical circuits — •Ivan Scolan, Ronny Thomale, Jasper Van Wezel, Viktor Könye, Ali Moghaddam, Jeroen Van Den Brink, and Joseph Dufouleur |
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11:30 | FM 22.7 | Photo-dielectric synaptic plasticity in Zn-substituted BaAl2O4 — •Hiroki Taniguchi |
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11:45 | FM 22.8 | Triclinic distortion in titanite-type oxides CaSnGeO5 and SrSnGeO5 — •Taro Kuwano, Hiroko Yokota, Manabu Hagiwara, Toshiya Uohashi, Akitoshi Nakano, and Hiroki Taniguchi |
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12:00 | FM 22.9 | Interplay between Lattice Dynamics and Free Electrons in Polar Metals: A Chemical-Bonding Perspective — •Hiroto Kikuchi, Suguru Yoshida, Hiroshi Takatsu, Kantaro Murayama, Peter Lemmens, and Hiroshi Kageyama |
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12:15 | FM 22.10 | NaSICON with Mg and Ca as charge carriers — •Katharina Helmbrecht and Axel Groß |
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12:30 | FM 22.11 | High pressure crystallography: from mineral physics to material sciences — •Leonid Dubrovinsky |