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Book of abstracts 19th international foundrymen conference Humans - Valuable Resource for Foundry Industry Development

The motto of the 19th International Foundrymen Conference is focused to the HUMANS as a valuable resource for foundry industry development. Human resources have an unavoidable role in scientific, technological and practical aspects concerning research, development and application of casting technology with the common perspective – increase of competitiveness. Special attention will be focused towards the competitiveness ability of foundries, improvement of materials features and casting technologies, environmental protection as well as subjects connected to the application of castings. During this Conference 49 papers will be presented in hybrid mode (online and in situ) due to pandemia of COVID-19 virus. In this Conference scientists from 14 countries (Australia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czech Republic, India, Kosovo, Poland, Romania, Spain, Serbia, Slovenia, Slovakia, United States of America) recognized the importance to be a part of this scientific event. Book of Abstracts of the 19th International Foundrymen Conference includes summaries of the papers. The Proceedings book consists of papers in extenso published in electronic format (USB). Full length papers have undergone the international review procedure, done by eminent experts from corresponding fields, but have not undergone linguistic proof reading. Sequence of papers in Proceedings book has been done by category of papers in following order: plenary lectures, invited lectures, oral and poster presentation, and inside the category alphabetically by the first author’s surname. Within the Conference Student section is organized. This is an opportunity for industry to meet and recruit human resources as a main potential for business development. Coexistence of material science and sustainable technology in economic growth represent a knowledge transfer between small and medium enterprises’ (SMEs´), industry and higher education institutions. Higher education at the Faculty of Metallurgy (HEI), conceived through the program and the learning outcomes, is based, inter alia, on promoting students’ scientific and research work on applied topics, enabling ambitious and creative young people to become independent problem solvers, developing and supporting their curiosity, analytics and communication: Graduates like the labour market needs!

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