During the GOMD22 Meeting held in Baltimore, Md. in May, the Glass & Optical Materials Division presented several student awards. Congratulations to the following awardees! Glorious Glass Demo Competition First…
Read MoreGet Involved in the Glass & Optical Materials Division The Glass & Optical Materials Division of The American Ceramic Society focuses on the scientific research and development, application and manufacture…
Read MoreGet Involved with the Structural Clay Products Division The Structural Clay Products Division of The American Ceramic Society emphasizes the most efficient and economical ways to manufacture brick, pipe,…
Read MoreGet Involved with the Basic Science Division The Basic Science Division of The American Ceramic Society is dedicated to the development of the ceramic science underlying present and future applications…
Read MoreACerS forms new Manufacturing Division to meet industry needs ACerS has formed a new Manufacturing Division to address the needs of members and prospective members worldwide who work in the…
Read MoreGet Involved in the Engineering Ceramics Division The purpose of the Engineering Ceramics Division of The American Ceramic Society is to stimulate interest in the development and utilization…
Read MoreGet Involved in the Cements Division The Cements Division of The American Ceramic Society is involved with the research, development, manufacture, and sale of cements, limes, and plasters. Developments in Portland…
Read MoreGet Involved with the Structural Clay Products Division The Structural Clay Products Division of The American Ceramic Society emphasizes the most efficient and economical ways to manufacture brick, pipe,…
Read MoreJoin Us and Get Involved with the Nuclear & Environmental Technology Division The Nuclear & Environmental Technology Division of ACerS explores applications of ceramics in nuclear energy production and medicine.…
Read MoreBecome Involved with the Electronics Division The Electronics Division of The American Ceramic Society focuses on electronic materials and devices. Traditional areas of interest include dielectric and ferroelectric materials, high-k’…
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