Register for EMA 2010 | EMA 2010 Advance Brochure

Download the Final Technical Program to review sessions then use the Itinerary Planner to schedule each day. Jointly programmed by ACerS Electronics Division and Basic Science Division, EMA will host these Plenary Speakers: John Blottman, “Smart Materials Enable Bioinspiration;” David Danielson, “Role of ARPA-E to Stimulate Innovations in Energy Technologies;” and Tim Anderson “The Florida Energy Systems Consortium: Integration of Electronic Materials into Energy Systems.” Electronic Materials and Applications 2010 will focus on electronic ceramics for energy storage & conversion applications and the complementary fundamental science issues. Attend this meeting to hear the latest in ceramic applications in renewable energy, “smart grid” technologies, and innovative hybrid and all-electric transportation development.

EMA 2010 is designed for materials scientists, engineers, students, researchers and manufacturers with an interest in renewable energy, innovative hybrid and all-electric transportation development, electrical ceramics and advanced microelectronics. We are excited about the future of this field and the opportunities that the meeting will enable. For many years, we have enjoyed a high degree of interconnectedness and intimacy in this field. We hope that this meeting will continue to foster this atmosphere and facilitate these relationships.

Online registration is closed. Please register for EMA 2010 onsite.

The Technical Program includes a mix of industrial, university and federal laboratory participants, and features invited lectures, contributed papers, poster presentations, round tables on emerging topics, and participation of the President’s Council of Student Advisers. The fundamental science of materials processing and advanced methods for materials integration will also be discussed. Plus, there is growing interest in energy harvesting, integrated sensors, and advanced functional microelectronics, in which integrated electrical ceramics play a key role. Download the Final Technical Program to review sessions then use the Itinerary Planner to schedule each day.

Organizing Committee

Technical Programming Committee

Shashank Priya, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University; Amit Goyal, Oak Ridge National Lab; Wolfgang M. Sigmund, University of Florida; Clive Randall, Pennsylvania State University; Quanxi Jia, Los Alamos National Lab; Qi Tan, General Electric; Victoria Knox, PCSA.