SYMPOSIUM 35 – Protonic Ceramic Cells for Sustainable Energy
Protonic ceramic cells (PCCs) allow for versatile electrochemical reactions to occur efficiently, selectively, cost-effectively, and environment-benignly at intermediate temperatures, which…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 34 – Advanced Electronic Materials: Processing, Structures, Properties, and Applications
This symposium brings together materials and engineering researchers to present the latest advances in electronic materials, including synthesis, especially powder…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 33 – Compositional Design and Advanced Manufacturing & Characterization of Bioceramics
This symposium focuses on recent advances in the design, characterization and manufacturing of bioceramics, as well as bioceramic-based composites, hybrids…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 32 – Mechanobiology and Cell-Substrate interactions at Biointerfaces in Bioceramics: Theory and Experiments
The unique properties and organized structures of bioceramics and bioceramic composites have resulted in their multitude of applications in biomedical…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 31 – In Situ Materials Characterization in Extreme Environments
This symposium focuses on advancing the understanding of materials behavior under extreme conditions through cutting-edge in situ characterization techniques. As…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 30 – Bulk Microstructure Design of High-Interfacial Materials for Extreme Environment Applications
The macroscopic functional properties of ceramic materials—such as strength, toughness, thermal conductivity, electrical behavior, and resistance to degradation—are profoundly governed…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 29 – Frontiers in Ferroic and Multiferroic Ceramics: Fundamentals, Synthesis, and Quantum Functionalities
Ferroic ceramics, encompassing magnetic oxides, ferroelectrics, and multiferroics, exhibit a vast array of physical properties critical for future information storage,…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 28 – Raw Materials Innovation for Glass and Ceramic Manufacturing
Raw materials underpin the performance, cost, and sustainability of glass and ceramic products, yet the industry faces increasing challenges related…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 27 – Ceramics and Glasses for Nuclear Energy Applications
Advanced ceramics and glasses are attractive for next generation nuclear energy as they help technological advances that enable more efficient…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 26 – Materials and Devices for Sustainable IoT Systems
By 2030, society will deploy 10 trillion sensors, 75 billion connected objects, and 110 billion IoT devices. Powering these systems…
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