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Ceramics, Solid State Studies in

General Info
Status:	Active
Discipline:	Physical
Initial Year:	1954
Cycle:	24 Months

Categories
Computation Condensed Matter Physics and Nanostructures Materials

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Conference Description
The Gordon Research Conference "Solid-State Studies in Ceramics" has covered a broad range of topics over the past twenty years. Basic and applied scientific issues are both addressed at a state-of-the art level. Basic issues that are consistently addressed include interface structure, properties, and characterization methods; phase transformations and microstructure development; innovative processing; deformation in both the brittle and ductile fields; and modeling of basic phenomenon at all scales. Applied topics include ceramics in a wide range of energy applications; composite and monolithic structural ceramics; electronic ceramics such as dielectrics, piezoelectrics, and superconductors; and coatings and thin films for various applications. Some conferences focus on a topical area and others do not. The conference has always featured vigorous audience participation during the discussion period. Attendees include representatives from academia, government and industry. Strong graduate student participation has been the norm, particularly in a poster session that runs throughout the meeting.

Conference Description

The Gordon Research Conference "Solid-State Studies in Ceramics" has covered a broad range of topics over the past twenty years. Basic and applied scientific issues are both addressed at a state-of-the art level. Basic issues that are consistently addressed include interface structure, properties, and characterization methods; phase transformations and microstructure development; innovative processing; deformation in both the brittle and ductile fields; and modeling of basic phenomenon at all scales. Applied topics include ceramics in a wide range of energy applications; composite and monolithic structural ceramics; electronic ceramics such as dielectrics, piezoelectrics, and superconductors; and coatings and thin films for various applications. Some conferences focus on a topical area and others do not. The conference has always featured vigorous audience participation during the discussion period. Attendees include representatives from academia, government and industry. Strong graduate student participation has been the norm, particularly in a poster session that runs throughout the meeting.

Meeting History

Year	Meeting Name	Dates	Conference Site	Chair(s)
2014	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Jul 20-25	Mount Holyoke College	Monika Backhaus-Ricoult
2012	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in New Insights and New Paradigms for Fracture and Deformation	Aug 12-17	Mount Holyoke College	Martha Mecartney
2010	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in Fundamental Phenomena in Energy Applications	Aug 15-20	Colby-Sawyer College	John W. Halloran
2008	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in Issues in Grain Boundary Transport: Role of Boundary Chemistry and Structure	Aug 10-15	Proctor Academy	Helen M. Chan
2007	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 5-10	Proctor Academy	Randall Hay
2006	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in Optimization of Performance through Microstructural Design	Aug 13-18	Proctor Academy	John E. Blendell
2005	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Jul 17-22	Tilton School	Brian Derby
2004	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 8-13	Kimball Union Academy	Barry Carter
2003	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 10-15	Colby-Sawyer College	Juergen Roedel
2002	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 11-16	Kimball Union Academy	Rajendra K. Bordia
2001	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 12-17	Kimball Union Academy	Stephen J. Bennison
2000	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 6-11	Kimball Union Academy	Gregory S. Rohrer
1999	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 1-6	Kimball Union Academy	Dawn A. Bonnell W. Craig Carter
1998	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 2-7	Kimball Union Academy	Gary L. Messing
1997	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 3-8	Kimball Union Academy	Carol A. Handwerker Roger H. French
1996	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 4-9	Kimball Union Academy	David S. Wilkinson
1995	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Jul 23-28	Colby-Sawyer College	Yet-Ming Chiang
1994	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 14-19	New Hampton School	David J. Green
1993	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 15-20	Colby-Sawyer College	Rowland M. Cannon
1992	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 3-7	Tilton School	Edwin R. Fuller
1991	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Jul 29 - Aug 2	Holderness School	Martin P. Harmer
1990	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 13-17	Kimball Union Academy	Terry A. Michalske
1989	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 14-18	Colby-Sawyer College	Uma Chowdhry
1988	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 15-19	Kimball Union Academy	David B. Marshall
1987	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Jul 27-31	Plymouth State College	David W. Johnson
1986	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Aug 11-15	Kimball Union Academy	Brian R. Lawn
1985	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	Jul 29 - Aug 2	Plymouth State College	George Y. Onoda
1984	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		David R. Clarke
1983	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		H. Kent Bowen
1982	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		D. P. H. Hasselman
1981	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Lutgard C. De Jonghe
1980	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Fred F. Lange
1979	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Ben A. Wilcox
1978	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Anthony G. Evans
1977	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Dennis W. Readey
1976	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Sheldon M. Wiederhorn
1975	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Robert W. Vest
1974	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Arthur M. Diness
1973	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Norman M. Tallan
1972	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Arthur H. Heuer
1970	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Stanley Austerman
1969	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Alan D. Franklin
1968	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Alfred R. Cooper
1967	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Cyrus Klingsberg
1966	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Ralph E. Carter
1965	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Ivan B. Cutler
1964	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		J. B. Wachtman
1963	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		J.E. Burke
1962	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Jorgen Selsing
1961	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Lawrence Himmel
1960	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		J. H. Westbrook
1959	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		W. David Kingery
1958	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Marritt L. Kronberg
1957	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		Hans O. Thurnauer
1956	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		J. R. Johnson
1955	Ceramics, Solid State Studies in	-		V. D. Frechette
1954	Ceramics, Solid State Reactions in	-		W. J. Smothers

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