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Meeting MS&T26: Materials Science & Technology
Symposium ACerS-ECerS Joint Symposium: Emerging Leaders in Glass and Ceramics
Sponsorship ACerS Other
Organizer(s) Monica Ferraris, Politecnico di Torino - Italy
Mario Affatigato, Coe College
Richard I. Todd, University of Oxford
Jon Binner, University of Birmingham
Paolo Colombo, University of Padova
Scope This symposium is by invitation only.

This joint ACerS-ECerS symposium manifests the importance of international dialogue for scientific progress and professional growth in ceramic science and engineering. Organized by two world-leading ceramic societies, the objective of this transatlantic joint symposium is to strengthen global collaboration and provide a forum for establishing professional networks. The invitation only symposium will feature emerging, mid-career scientific and technological leaders in glass and ceramics. In addition to progress in basic science and technology, the symposium will highlight developments in critical societal areas including the role of glass and ceramics in sustainable growth, energy, environment, health and information technologies.

Abstracts Due 05/19/2026

PRESENTATIONS APPROVED FOR THIS SYMPOSIUM INCLUDE


2PP of Technical Ceramic – What’s Next?
Compositionally Complex Carbides: A New Frontier for Ceramics in Extreme Environments
Direct Ink Writing of Hierarchical Ceramic Structures: Fundamentals, Applications and Future Directions
Glass with Hydration-Induced Compressive Stress Profiles
Micromechanical Testing of Ceramic Coatings for Nuclear Applications Up to 1000°C
Quest for Room Temperature Ductility in Ceramics
Rapid Sintering of Oxide Ceramics: Where Do We Stand?
Structural Control of Nepheline Crystallization in Functional Glasses: Insights from Iron- and Phosphorus-Induced Chemo-Structural Rearrangements


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