Ceramic Materials Courses
ACerS partnered with ASM to offer online and onsite ceramic materials courses.
| ACerS 2010 Course Schedule |
Taught by experts in the field, Ceramic Materials Short Courses focus on foundational topics in ceramic materials engineering & business. Engineers, technologists, sales & marketing staff, and others wanting more background are ideally suited to attend these courses. Early-bird rates end 30 days before the course, so sign up now. Check out the course information below and sign up today.
Dynamic Behavior of Structural and Armor Ceramics
April 27-28
Instructor: Ghatu Subhash, University of Florida
Location: ACerS Headquarters in Westerville, Ohio
Mechanical Properties of Ceramics and Glass
May 11-12
Instructors: George D. Quinn, NIST and Richard C. Bradt, University of Alabama
Location: ACerS Headquarters in Westerville, Ohio
Fundamentals of Glass Science and Technology
May 20-21
Instructor: Arun K. Varshneya, Alfred University
Location: In conjunction with GOMD 2010 in Corning, New York
Ceramic Injection Molding
June 23-24
Instructor: Randall M. German, San Diego State University
Location: In conjunction with the Ceramic Leadership Summit in Baltimore, Maryland
Sintering of Ceramics
June 23-24
Instructor: Mohamed N. Rahaman, Missouri University of Science and Technology
Location: In conjunction with the Ceramic Leadership Summit in Baltimore, Maryland
Dynamic Behavior of Structural and Armor Ceramics
October 21-22
Instructor: Ghatu Subhash, University of Florida
Location: In conjunction with MS&T’10 in Houston, Texas
Sintering of Ceramics
October 21-22
Instructor: Mohamed N. Rahaman, Missouri University of Science and Technology
Location: In conjunction with MS&T’10 in Houston, Texas
Organize a Ceramic Materials Course
If you would like to volunteer to organize a 1- or 2-day short course on a ceramic science, engineering or business topic, download the Ceramic Materials Course Proposal and send it to Mark Mecklenborg.




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