YUCOMAT 2021: Designed to build bridges between science and society and develop a new generation of world-class researchers Conference Report
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Despite all the uncertainties and difficult epidemiological situation, the 22nd Annual YUCOMAT Conference of the MRS Serbia was held in Herceg Novi, from August 30 to September 3, where were presented Plenary lectures and Virtual offline presentations of the most eminent scientists from around the world , led by M. Stanley Whittingham winner of the 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for lithium-ion batteries and Andre K. Geim, for 2010 in Physics for graphene. There was no less interest in the lectures of last year's and this year's winner of the MRS Award for Lasting and Outstanding Contribution in the field of new materials and nanotechnologies, Robert Sinclair and Yury Gogotsi.
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