The translation of novel glass compositions from laboratory discovery to industrial manufacturing remains a central challenge in glass science and…

The field of light interaction with matter has attracted increased attention with advances in ultrashort pulse lasers and high-power fiber…

Protonic ceramic cells (PCCs) allow for versatile electrochemical reactions to occur efficiently, selectively, cost-effectively, and environment-benignly at intermediate temperatures, which…

This symposium brings together materials and engineering researchers to present the latest advances in electronic materials, including synthesis, especially powder…

This symposium focuses on recent advances in the design, characterization and manufacturing of bioceramics, as well as bioceramic-based composites, hybrids…

The unique properties and organized structures of bioceramics and bioceramic composites have resulted in their multitude of applications in biomedical…

This symposium focuses on advancing the understanding of materials behavior under extreme conditions through cutting-edge in situ characterization techniques. As…

The macroscopic functional properties of ceramic materials—such as strength, toughness, thermal conductivity, electrical behavior, and resistance to degradation—are profoundly governed…

Ferroic ceramics, encompassing magnetic oxides, ferroelectrics, and multiferroics, exhibit a vast array of physical properties critical for future information storage,…

Raw materials underpin the performance, cost, and sustainability of glass and ceramic products, yet the industry faces increasing challenges related…