12th International Conference on Ceramic Processing Science
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| Who Should Attend | |
| Scientist, engineers and professionals interested in colloid and surface chemistry, powder synthesis, precursor-derived systems and sintering should plan to attend the August 4-7, 2013 meeting. | |
| Technical Program |
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ICCPS-12 features five plenary sessions, a poster session and concurrent sessions with invited and contributed presentations covering: |
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| Registration |
Select your membership type below to register online. Nonmembers will be prompted to create a New Visitor Registration. Download the registration form to sign up by phone, fax or mail.
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On or Before June 28, 2013 |
After June 28, 2013 |
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| Member | $595 | $745 |
| Nonmember | $715 | $865 |
| ACerS Emeritus/ACerS Senior | $450 | $600 |
| Material Advantage Student Member | $230 | $305 |
| Student: Not in Material Advantage | $270 | $345 |
| Guest | $100 | $100 |
Registration includes welcome reception, conference dinner and breaks. Guest registration does not include breaks.
| Organizers |
Thank you to the following Co-chairs and the International Organization Committee for their hard work:
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Gary L. Messing, Co-Chair +1 814-865-2262
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Jennifer A. Lewis, Co-Chair Hansjörg Wyss Professor of Biologically Inspired Engineering, School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University +1 617-496-0233
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Prof. Kunihito Koumoto, International Co-Chair |
Lennart Bergström, International Co-Chair |
| Event History |
ICCPS-12 marks the 27th anniversary of the ceramic processing science series. Since 1986, the discipline has made significant progress in colloid and surface chemistry, powder synthesis, precursor-derived systems and sintering. However, much needs to be done to advance the scientific underpinnings of these processes, as well as the emergent areas of nanotechnology and its associated challenges, particle assembly, patterning, additive manufacturing, rapid sintering, and densification of complex shapes and multimaterial combinations.


ICCPS has evolved from a focus on particle-based processes to now including thin film processes, precursor approaches and all facets of the science underlying the basic themes of control and tailoring of ceramic-based materials with specific microstructure-property goals. This year’s 