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	BREITER Manfred (In Austrian)  Institute of Technical Electrochemistry
	Guido Kickelbick  updated August 20, 2002 Institute of Materials Chemistry Technical University of Vienna New functionalized Polymers, Nanoparticles, Catalysis
	Nicola Hüsing updated August 20, 2002 Institute of Materials Chemistry, Vienna University of Technology
	Ulrich Schubert updated August 20, 2002 Institute of Materials Chemistry Technical University of Vienna Transition-Metal Silicon and Tin Compounds, New Materials by Sol-Gel Processing, Reactivity of solid SiO, Mesoporous Inorganic Materials Hybrid Inorganic/Organic Polymers

	M. Henry
	Florence Babonneau   Chemistry of Condensed Matter, university P. et M. Curie Silicon Oxycarbide systems, Hybrids, Multinuclear NMR
	Jochen Fick IMEP-CNRS-INPG, France Rare-earth doped sol-gel films, waveguide fabrication in chalcogenide glasse,  ion exchange in sol-gel thin films,  photonic band gap waveguides.
	Clement Sanchez  Chemistry of Condensed Matter, University P. et M. Curie Hybrids, Transition metal oxides sol-gel chemistry and self assembly
	Jacques Livage   Biogels

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	Horst Böttcher
	Abdelkrim Chemseddine (Germany)  Hahn-Meitner Institut Chemistry of Nanocrystals and Nanostructured Materials Physical Properties of Nanoscale Materials
	Günther H. Frischat  Institute for Non-Metallic Materials, University of Clausthal glass and glass ceramics, sol-gel  coatings
	Jochen Fricke (In German) Silica Aerogels Experimental Physics, University of Würzburg
	Stefan Lipgens (In German) University of Koeln Sol-Gel Microemulsions, Electro optic effects
	Helmut K. Schmidt (In German) University of of Saarlandes, Director of INM
	G. Roewer (In German) Chemistry Dept, Technical University of Freiberg Sol-Gel films and process

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Kordas George   Institute of Materials Science, NCSR Demokritos Sol-Gel processing of glass and glass-ceramics

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	Brian MacCraith (Ireland)  National Center for Sensor Research Dublin, Ireland Sol-Gel technology for sensors
	Suresh C. Pillai Nanotechology, sol-gel derived materials, ZnO varistors, metal-oxide semiconductors and electro-ceramic materials Department of Chemistry University of Dublin, Trinity college, Ireland

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Bente G. Tilset Sintef Materials Technology (Norway) Sol-gel films for membranes, sols and slurries

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	Rui M. Almeida Glass and thin films group, Departamento de Engeniria de Materiais, Lisboa, Portugal Sol-gel process, for integrated optics. Rare-earth doped transparent glass ceramics. Photonic bandgap materials and structures, prepared by sol-gel processing. IR Raman Spectroscopy.
	Luis Carlos Department of Physics at the University of Aveiro.  Sol-gel derived organic/inorganic hybrids incorporated lanthanide ions. Lanthanide-based micro and mesoporous materials and lanthanide coordination complexes. Small-angle X-ray scattering of organic/inorganic nanostructurated multifunctional materials.

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	Claire Carmalt Department of Chemistry, University college of London Inorganic materials via sol-gel and CVD techniques, electronic materials precursors and Homo and Heterometallic thiolates, TiS2 synthesis via Sol-Gel.
	A.C. Sullivan  Department of Chemistry, Queen Mary & Westfield College, University of London. Metallasiloxanes-Synthesis, Structure and Applications, Organic-Inorganic Hybrids.
	Jonathan P Rourke  Chemistry Dept. University of Sheffield Organometallic Materials, liquid crystals, functionalized sol-gel glasses, materials for non-linearoptics (NLO).
	Q. Zhang (update Oct. 2001) The Advanced Materials Dept., University of Cranfield Piezolectric, Ferroelectric films
	Michael L. Turner  University of Sheffield Materials chemistry, synthesis of novel polymers and functional materials by sol-gel process (NLO)
	LL Hench   Dept. of Materials, Imperial College Sol-Gel processing of Silica, Gel Silica optical components, porous matrix for environmental sensors, tissue engineering and solid state dye lasers.
	S. N.B. Hodgson Institute of Polymer Technology and Materials Engineering, Loughborough University Sol-Gel processing of ceramics and glass, Cermets, Hybrids for photovoltaics
	Susan Impey The Advanced Materials Dept., University of Cranfield Sol-Ggel processing and characterisation of electrochromic thin films
	P.F. James Centre for Glass Research, University of Sheffield  Sol-Gel processing of glass and ceramics , bulk, submicron powders, coatings and fibers
	Terry A. King Laser Photonics group, University of Manchester Laser Physics, Sol-Gel and NLO optics
	A.B. Seddon (Updated August 2000) University of of Nottingham (UK) Sol-gel derived, hybrid, inorganic-organic optical materials
	Beau Webber Physics Labs at the University of Kent Characterization of sol-gel silica and porous materials in general by NMR, cryoporometry and neutron scattering.
	C. White Dept. of Chemistry, University of Sheffield Synthetic organometallic chemistry for catalytic applications
	John Wright  (UK) Centre for Materials Research, School of Physical Sciences, University of Kent, Canterbury, Kent Research Areas:- Materials Chemistry, Chemical Sensors

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	David Levy Cohen Institute of Materials Science of Madrid (ICMM) Sol-Gel Sensors, photoactive sol-gel materials, Liquid crystals materials
	Francisco del Monte Munoz de la Pena ICMM Sol-Gel preparation of Hybrid organic-Inorganic materials for optical applications
	Marcos Daniel Zayat ICMM Preparation and Characterization of new sol-gel materials, nanoparticles, pigments and inks.

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Sotiris E. Pratsinis   Institute of Process Engineering, ETH Zentrum (SW) Nanoparticle synthesis by aerosol or precipitation techniques, fundementals of powders synthesis by aerosol

	Vadim G. Kessler  Department of Chemistry, SLU, Uppsala Design and synthesis of single-source precursors for inorganic and hybrid materials. Chemistry of metal alkoxides and beta-diketonates. Inorganic and Metal-organic synthesis. Molecular Crystallography.
	Gulaim A. Seisenbaeva Department of Chemistry, SLU, Uppsala Synthesis and decomposition studies of metal-organic precursors. New synthetic approaches and characterization of inorganic nanocomposite materials. Molecular crystallography

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