ACerS In Focus

The Basic Science Division of ACerS sponsors the Graduate Excellence in Materials Science (GEMS) Awards during MS&T each year.  Congratulations to the 2011 GEMS Award Finalists!    Diamond Ranking:  Mark…

Students with an interest in refractories have a great scholarship opportunity.  Find out more today!

Nanocerox, Inc is an up and coming local company, producing mixed-metal oxide spherical nanopowders and transparent ceramics for a variety of markets.  Join local colleagues for a tour of the company with social hour and dinner. Learn more.

Find out about two new student contests and how to get free registration for MCARE 2012.

Six ACerS divisions are holding executive and general business meetings during MS&T’11 in Columbus, Ohio from Oct. 16-20, 2011.

Alex Cozzi, current president of the National Institute of Ceramic Engineers (ACerS/NICE) encourages all members to read his annual letter to membership.

This is your first call for nominations for the 2012 Society awards.  Now is the time to line up sponsors, draft a nomination and submit it for consideration for awards that will be presented at the Annual Meeting in Oct. 2012.

Find out more about free student registrations and new student contests at MCARE 2012.

Volunteer judges are needed to select the winning posters at the Ceramographic Exhibit & Competition at MS&T’11.  Contact Karren More (morekl1@ornl.gov) to volunteer. 

The Glass & Optical Materials Division is pleased to present the 2011 Alfred R. Cooper Scholar Awards to two deserving students: Seth S. Berbano and Peter J. Lezzi.