The American Ceramic Society (ACerS) Spring Meeting

The American Ceramic Society (ACerS) Spring Meeting explores advances in ceramic and glass materials, functional and electronic ceramics, energy storage and conversion, quantum materials, microelectronics, advanced manufacturing, computational modeling, and sustainable energy technologies.

Key topics

• Glass relaxation, dynamics, and amorphous materials
• AI/ML for materials discovery and intelligent manufacturing
• Bioceramics and biointerfaces
• Energy storage and conversion systems
• Quantum materials and emergent quantum phases
• Ceramic and glass manufacturing and processing
• Interfaces, grain boundaries, and surfaces
• Advanced electronic materials and devices
• Computational modeling, simulations, and data science
• Semiconductors and microelectronics
• Ferroelectric, ferroic, and multiferroic ceramics
• Materials for sustainable and resilient energy systems
• Two-dimensional materials and their applications
• High-entropy materials and defect transport
• Optical and electronic materials
• Materials characterization in extreme environments
• Additive manufacturing of ceramic and glass materials
• Oxide quantum materials and superconductivity
• Materials for computing and sustainable IoT systems
• Nuclear energy applications of ceramics and glasses
• Raw materials innovation for ceramic and glass production
• Structural and functional ceramics design
• Thin films, heterostructures, and interfacial phenomena
• Protonic ceramic cells for sustainable energy
• STE(A)M outreach, education, and engagement

Who should attend

• Ceramics and glass researchers
• Materials scientists and engineers
• Microelectronics and semiconductor researchers
• Experts in energy storage and conversion technologies
• Researchers in quantum materials and condensed matter physics
• Specialists in additive manufacturing and advanced materials processing
• Computational materials science and AI/ML researchers
• Bioceramics and biomedical materials researchers
• Glass and ceramic manufacturing professionals
• Researchers in sustainable energy and nuclear materials
• Experts in electronic, optical, and functional materials
• STE(A)M education and outreach professionals