ICC8 Goes Virtual!

[Initialement prévu du 23 au 28 août 2020]

Symposia

I. Simulation & characterization

• Sym 01 – Ceramics Modeling, Genome and Informatics
• Sym 02 – Atomic-Scale Observation of Surface/Interface Phenomena in Ceramics
• Sym 03 – Imaging of Emerging Phenomena in Electroceramics

II. Innovative processing & manufacturing

• Sym 04 – Novel, Green, and Strategic Processing and Manufacturing Technologies
• Sym 05 – Polymer Derived Ceramics and Composites
• Sym 06 Additive Manufacturing of Ceramics and Associated Hybrid Printing Technologies
• Sym 07 – Advanced Powder Processing and Manufacturing Technologies
• Sym 08 – Sintering and Related Phenomena, and Processing of Materials using SPS
• Sym 09 – Porous Ceramics – Characterization, Developments and Applications
• Sym 10 – Advanced Materials and Innovative Processing Ideas for Production Root Technologies

III. Structural ceramics

• Sym 11 – Engineering Ceramics: Processing, Properties, and Applications
• Sym 12 – Ceramic Matrix Composites: Design, Development, and Applications
• Sym 13 – Advanced Ceramic Coatings: Processing, Properties, and Applications
• Sym 14 – Materials for Extreme Environments: Ultrahigh Temperature Ceramics (UHTCs) and Nanolaminated Ternary Ceramics (MAX Phases)
• Sym 15 – Joining of Ceramics

IV. Electronic ceramics

• Sym 16 – Jong-Heun Lee Ceramic Gas Sensors
• Sym 17 – Sang-Im Yoo Magnetic Ceramics and Composites
• Sym 18 – Yong Soo Cho Advanced Ferroelectric and Piezoelectric Materials
• Sym 19 – Jae-Young Choi 2D Materials and Their Applications
• Sym 20 – Chang Kyu Jeong Emerging Device Applications in Electronic and Semiconducting Ceramics

V. Functional ceramics

• Sym 21 – Soon-Gil Yoon Functional Thin Films: Processing, Characterization, and Applications
• Sym 22 – Ho Won Jang Photoactive and Catalytic Materials for Solar Fuels
• Sym 23 – Sanjay Mathur Advances in Functional Ceramics for Energy Harvesting and Storage and Production of Solar Fuels

VI. Energy ceramics

• Sym 24 – Solid Oxide Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Technology
• Sym 25 – Thermoelectrics
• Sym 26 – Ceramics for Rechargeable Energy Storage
• Sym 27 – Ceramics for Innovative Nuclear Energy Applications
• Sym 28 – Piezoelectric and Triboelectric Energy Harvesting Materials
• Sym 29 – Advanced Materials and Technologies for Perovskite Materials-based Solar Energy Conversion Devices

VII. Bioceramics & optical ceramics

• Sym 30 – Ceramic for Medical Applications
• Sym 31 – Crystalline and Amorphous Optical Materials and Photonic Technologies
• Sym 32 – Structure, Properties and Applications of Glasses

VIII. Arts & traditional ceramics

• Sym 33 – Pottery, Refractory, Insulators, Jewelry Ceramics and Single Crystals