SYMPOSIUM 33: Advances in Thermoelectrics: Bridging Theory and Application
The advancement of thermoelectric materials is essential for improving energy conversion systems across various applications by directly converting waste heat…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 32: Solid Oxide Cells for Sustainable Energy
Solid oxide cells (e.g., oxygen ion conducting/proton conducting cells) allow for versatile electrochemical reactions to occur efficiently, selectively, cost-effectively, and…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 39: Steve Feller Honorary Symposium
This symposium brings together colleagues, former students, and collaborators of Steve Feller to celebrate his outstanding teaching and research career…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 38: Glass Manufacturing
The glass industry requires constant innovation to meet the needs of new compositions, new products, and sustainable manufacturing processes. Studies…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 37: Optical and Electronic Materials and Devices
The field of light interaction with matter has attracted increased attention with advances in ultrashort pulse lasers and high-power fiber…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 36: Modeling and Simulations of Glass Structures and Properties
Modeling and simulation are integral to advancing materials research, especially in the realm of glass, ceramics, amorphous and nanostructured materials,…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 35: Fundamentals of the Glassy State
This session will address all fundamental aspects of glass formation, including experimental, modeling, and theoretical developments in our understanding of…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 31: Superconducting and 2D Magnetic Materials: From Basic Science to Applications
The symposium will broadly cover the advances in current and emerging superconducting and 2D magnetic material research from fundamental science…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 30: Quo Vadis, High-Entropy Oxides?
High-entropy oxides, be it in bulk form, thin films or nanoparticles have developed over the past few years to become…
Read MoreSYMPOSIUM 29: Scale-Bridging Approaches for Electroceramic Design and Performance
From a crystal chemistry perspective, electroceramics are complex systems that encompass various lattice configurations for charged substituents and defects, as…
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