Preliminary Programme

SUNDAY, February 16, 2020

from 15:00		ARRIVAL
16:09	Tegernsee train station	Shuttle 1 to the castle

17:09	Tegernsee train station	Shuttle 2 to the castle

19:00	Gartenzimmer	Get Together (snack bar)

MONDAY, February 17, 2020

8:00–9:00	Speisesaal	Breakfast
9:00	Konferenzraum	Welcome to the 34^th Annual MSIT Meeting and the 4^th MSIT Winter School Dr. Svitlana Iljenko (MSI, Germany) and Prof. Andy Watson (Coventry University, UK)
		MSIT Winter School	MSIT Meeting Group Work
9:15		Principles of Chemical Thermodynamics Prof. Alexandra Khvan (MISIS, Moscow, Russia)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
10:30	Konferenzgebäude	Coffee & Poster Session
11:00	Konferenzraum	Phase equilibria and phase diagrams, Part I Dr. Martin Palm, Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
12:30	Speisesaal	Lunch
14:00	Konferenzraum	Phase equilibria and phase diagrams, Part II with practical session Dr. Martin Palm, Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
15:30	Konferenzgebäude	Coffee & Poster Session
16:00	Konferenzraum	Crystallography, Part I Prof. Peter Rogl (Universität Wien, Austria)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
17:30	Fireplace ground floor	Guided tour through the castle of Ringberg
18:30	Speisesaal	Dinner
20:00	Konferenzraum	In Memoriam of Günter Effenberg

TUESDAY, February 18, 2020

8:00 – 9:00	Speisesaal	Breakfast
9:00	Konferenzraum	Crystallography, Part II (practical session) Prof. Peter Rogl (Universität Wien, Austria)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
10:25	Konferenzgebäude	Coffee & Poster Session
11:00	Konferenzraum	Experimental Determination of Phase Diagrams, incl. Practical session - analysis of data Dr. Frank Stein (Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH, Germany)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
12:35	Speisesaal	Lunch
14:00	Konferenzraum	Experimental Methods in Thermodynamics, incl. Practical session - analysis of data Prof. Alexander Pisch (SIMaP, UGA-CNRS-Grenoble INP, France)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
15:30	Konferenzgebäude	Coffee
16:00	Konferenzraum	Application of Density Functional Theory in the Context of Phase Diagram Modelling Dr. Tilmann Hickel, Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung GmbH, Düsseldorf, Germany	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
16:45	Konferenzraum	How to Make Critical Evaluation of Constitutional Data Prof. Andy Watson (Coventry University, UK)
17:30	allocated group rooms	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data. Participants of the Winter School attend Group Work.
18:30	Speisesaal	Dinner
20:00	Konferenzraum	Participants presentations
21:00	Speisesaal	Feuerzangenbowle

WEDNESDAY, February 19, 2020

8:00 – 9:00	Speisesaal	Breakfast
9:00	allocated group rooms	Critical Evaluation of Materials Systems. Participants of the Winter School attend Group Work.
9:30	Konferenzraum	Computational Materials Thermodynamics Prof. K.C. Hari Kumar (IIT Madras, India)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
10:30	Gartenzimmer	Coffee
11:00	Konferenzraum	Computational Materials Thermodynamics - Practical Session: Thermodynamic Modelling of Phase Equilibria Prof. K.C. Hari Kumar (IIT Madras, India) Prof. Andy Watson (Coventry University, UK)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
12:30	Speisesaal	Lunch
14:00	Konferenzraum	Computational Materials Thermodynamics - Practical Session: Thermodynamic Modelling of Phase Equilibria Prof. K.C. Hari Kumar (IIT Madras, India) Prof. Andy Watson (Coventry University, UK)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
15:30	Gartenzimmer	Coffee
16:00	Konferenzraum	Computational Materials Thermodynamics - Practical Session: Thermodynamic Modelling of Phase Equilibria Prof. K.C. Hari Kumar (IIT Madras, India) Prof. Andy Watson (Coventry University, UK)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
18:30	Speisesaal	Dinner (Bavarian buffet)

THURSDAY, February 20, 2020

8:00 – 9:00		Speisesaal		Breakfast
	9:00		Konferenzraum	Computational Materials Thermodynamics - Practical Session: Thermodynamic Modelling of Phase Equilibria Prof. K.C. Hari Kumar (IIT Madras, India) Prof. Andy Watson (Coventry University, UK)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
	10:30		Gartenzimmer	Coffee
	11:00		Konferenzraum	Computational Materials Thermodynamics - Practical Session: Thermodynamic Modelling of Phase Equilibria Prof. K.C. Hari Kumar (IIT Madras, India) Prof. Andy Watson (Coventry University, UK)	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data (allocated group rooms)
	12:00		Konferenzraum	MSI Eureka – Modern Electronic Resource and Tool for Efficient Materials R&D. Dr. Svitlana Iljenko (MSI, Germany)
	12:30			Closing and Summary of the Winter School
	12:40		Speisesaal	Lunch
Critical Evaluation and Review of Materials Systems. Group Work
14:00		allocated group rooms		Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data
15:30		Gartenzimmer		Coffee
16:00		allocated group rooms		Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data
18:30		Speisesaal		Dinner
20:00				Participants presentations

FRIDAY, February 21, 2020

8:00 – 9:00	Speisesaal	Breakfast
before 9:00		Clear rooms before 9:00
Critical Evaluation and Review of Materials Systems. Group Work
9:00	Re-allocated group rooms	Critical Evaluation of Materials Constitution Data
10:30	Gartenzimmer	Coffee
11:00	Grüner Seminarraum Chair: Dr. Liya Dreval	Group Reports
12:00	Speisesaal	Lunch
before 14:00		Departure

ECTS credit-equivalents

Although we are not giving ECTS credits, some Universities may allocate equivalents of ECTS credits for participation in the MSIT Winter School. We recommend that you make enquiries at your Institution. Three-and-a-half days of participation is the equivalent of at least 31 hours including breaks.
If you need more information, please contact us

Schedule

8:00 - 9:00 Breakfast

Lectures and practical excercises

10:30 - 11:00 1st Coffee break

Lectures and practical excercises

12:30 - 14:00 Lunch

Lectures and practical excercises

15:30 - 16:00 2nd Coffee break

Lectures and practical excercises

18:30 Dinner