Competitions / Topic / Program committee
Chairman Programme Committee |
Prof. Dr. Olivier GUILLON |
Chair - Poster competition 2020 |
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PD Dr. Guido FALK |
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All participants whose posters have been accepted by the Program Committee are eligible for the Poster Competition (except the participants of the Hans-Walter-Hennicke Lecture Competition). |
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Dr. Michael ROZUMEK |
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Dr. Rolf JANßEN |
In remembrance of Prof. Dr. Hans-Walter Hennicke, the DKG has been awarding the Hans-Walter Hennicke Lecture Competition Award since 1995. With this prize, we honor the best lectures of young ceramists and academics on the topics of their final theses. Participation is open to all graduates whose Bachelor, Master, Diploma or comparable final examination (no promotion) in the field of raw materials/ceramics at a college, academy or university, date back not longer than one year. Only one speaker: Participation at the CERAMIC / KERAMIK 2020 - Session is free of charge (except: Welcome reception and further chargeable special bookings and/or program events). |
Members Program committee(TOPIC-Chair)
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Advisory Board(Co-TOPIC-Chair) |
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TOPIC 01 - Innovative synthesis and shapingPowder synthesis, processing and shaping have a key role to play in the production of reliable and functional ceramic components. Significant efforts have recently been made to further increase the quality, sustainability and cost efficiency of future powder processing and shaping processes, and thus to open up new market potential for ceramic components and systems for future high performance and advanced ceramic applications. |
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PD Dr. Guido FALK Universität des Saarlandes |
Prof. Dr. Thomas GRAULE Empa, Switzerland |
Prof. Dr. Samuel BERNARD University of Limoges, France |
TOPIC 02 - Additive ManufacturingAdditive manufacturing allows the production of complex shaped products in small quantities. While there are already commercially available processes and marketable additive products in the field of metallic and polymeric materials, the additive manufacturing of high-performance ceramics in industrial applications was until recently almost untapped. This has changed in recent years, and the additive manufacturing of ceramic products has become a rapidly developing market. Topic 02 will provide a comprehensive overview of the state of the art, possible applications and an outlook on future developments in additive manufacturing of ceramics. |
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Prof. Dr. Jens GÜNSTER BAM, Berlin |
Dr. Tassilo MORITZ Fraunhofer IKTS, Dresden |
TOPIC 03 - High temperature processes and sinteringThermal processes and sintering play a decisive role in the formation of the microstructure and properties of ceramic materials. The topic 03 "Thermal processes and sintering" deals with these processes. In addition to conventional sintering processes, it also includes innovative processes such as cold sintering, flash sintering, field-supported sintering technologies (e.g. SPS, microwave) and other high-temperature processes such as joining. |
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PD Dr. Mathias HERRMANN Fraunhofer IKTS, Dresden |
Dr. Claude ESTOURNES CIRIMAT UPS, Toulouse, France |
TOPIC 04 - Advanced structural ceramicsDue to their mechanical, thermal and chemical properties, structural ceramic materials meet their requirements in mechanical and plant engineering. New developments are presented in Topic 04 with reference to the most specific areas of application. Submissions from the fields of oxide, non-oxide and silicate ceramics are desirable, if an emphasis is placed on the presentation of possible applications. |
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Dr. Michael ZINS Fraunhofer IKTS, Dresden |
Prof. Dr. Christoph BROECKMANN IWM, RWTH Aachen |
TOPIC 05 - CompositesCeramic Matrix Composites show a comparatively high fracture toughness, offering numerous new applications in lightweight constructions, in the combustion environment, and in gas turbines. This symposium is focused on novel developments of composite materials. In particular, papers for the following topics are of interest:
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Prof. Dr. Walter KRENKEL Universität Bayreuth |
Univ. Prof. Dr. Raúl BERMEJO |
Prof. Dr. Jesus GONZALEZ-JULIAN Forschungszentrum Jülch GmbH |
Prof. Dr. Gerard VIGNOLES University of Bordeaux, France |
TOPIC 06 - RefractoriesRefractories play a key role in all high temperature applications and cover all the strategic industries such as steel, cement, glass, petrochemicals, energy plants etc. The understanding of their mechanical, thermal, chemical and functional properties as controlled by their structure at nano-, micro- and macro- levels followed by chemical and physical interactions at interfaces/ surfaces is an unlimited tool for continuous development and optimization.
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Prof. Dr. Christos G. ANEZIRIS TU Bergakademie Freiberg |
Prof. Dr. Jacques POIRIER University of Orleans, France |
TOPIC 07 - CoatingsCeramic coatings play an important role in modern technologies. In the coating session thin film deposition methods as PVD, CVD, Sol Gel and others are covered. In addition, also contributions dealing with coatings manufactured by wet chemical methods with subsequent sintering are welcome. A further important process is thermal spray, as examples atmospheric plasma spraying and suspension plasma spraying are listed here. |
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Prof. Dr. Robert VAßEN Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH |
Dr. Vincent GUIPONT, MINES ParisTech, France |
TOPIC 08 - Ceramics for healthcareThe focus of this symposium is the broad field of bioceramics as well as bioactive glasses and composites for healthcare, including medical, pharmaceutical and biotechnological applications. Bioceramics in all their variants will be covered, including bioinert ceramics for implants and prosthetic devices, bioactive ceramics and glasses for tissue engineering and advanced applications such as medical imaging, drug delivery, and cancer treatment as well as for their use in bioreactors. Presentations will address both basic science and technological aspects related to the design, processing, characterisation and applications of bioceramics in both existing and emerging applications. Topics to be covered by the symposium include but are not limited to:
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Prof. Dr. Aldo R. BOCCACCINI FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg |
Prof. Dr. Kurosh REZWAN Universität Bremen |
Prof. Dr. Anne LERICHE Universität Valenciennes, France |
TOPIC 09 - Ceramics for energy, chemistry and environmentThis topic will cover ceramic-based materials (including their microstructural design, processing and properties) which are relevant for components in energy, chemistry and environmental applications, such as:
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Dr. Norbert H. MENZLER Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH |
Dr. Valérie PRALONG CRISMAT CNRS, France |
Prof. Dr. Ingolf VOIGT Fraunhofer-IKTS, Hermsdorf |
Prof. Dr. Sanjay MATHUR Universität zu Köln |
TOPIC 10 - Functional CeramicsThe topic „Functional Ceramics" focuses on electromagnetic functional ceramics and their applications. The broad spectrum of functional ceramics includes:
The topic covers fundamental aspects, e.g. microstructure- properties correlations, as well as topics of the ceramic technology, ceramic films or ceramic multilayer technology. Applications of functional ceramics, components and systems are also of high relevance. |
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Prof. Dr. Jörg TÖPFER Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena |
Dr. Catherine ELISSALDE ICMCB Bordeaux, France |
Dr. Jurij KORUZA, TU Darmstadt |
Dr. Manuel HINTERSTEIN KIT, Karlsruhe |
TOPIC 11 - CharacterizationThe reliable fabrication of ceramic materials and components requires a broad spectrum of methods for in-process and final inspection and testing. In the framework of TOPIC Characterization contributions can be presented that cover the development of new testing methods, as well as new results gained from application of established methods for the characterization of dense and porous ceramics. The call is open for oral presentations and posters on evaluation of raw materials and additives, process control in ceramic manufacturing, the determination of mechanical, electric, dielectric, thermal, tribological, or optical properties, as well as on characterization of chemical composition, phase composition, microstructure, and surfaces. |
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Dr. Torsten RABE BAM, Berlin |
Dr. Tobias FEY FAU Erlangen- Nürnberg |
Prof. Dr. Verena MERKLINGER Hochschule Konstanz |
TOPIC 12 - ModellingThe theoretical modelling of ceramic processes allows well-founded insights into the underlying physical mechanisms. Numerical process simulations based on these principles can then be used to design material properties, optimize process parameters or specifically improve component properties. The mini-symposium aims at bringing together engineers and researcher from the applied e.g. industry and scientific community and providing a lively exchange of ideas regarding state of the art and future needs for simulation technologies in ceramic technologies. |
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Dr. Torsten KRAFT Fraunhofer IWM, Freiburg |
Dr. Martin CHRIST VM&P Virtual Materials & Processes GmbH, Augsburg |
Dr. Peter NEUMEISTER Fraunhofer IKTS, Dresden |
TOPIC 13 - Raw materials / Silicate CeramicsCeramic materials cannot be produced without raw materials. Although this is a truism, the focus is rarely on raw materials; they are purchased. In this context, accessory minerals in natural silicate raw materials, but also process additives in highly processed raw materials for technical ceramics, have a negative effect on the processing properties and the products. The session Raw Materials / Silicate Ceramics offers a platform for raw material suppliers and ceramic manufacturers on the following topics:
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Prof. Dr. Ralf DIEDEL Stephan Schmidt KG, Dornburg/Langendernbach |
Dr. Angelika PRIESE Imerys Fused Minerals Murg GmbH, Laufenburg |
Prof. Dr. Gernot KLEIN Hochschule Koblenz, Höhr-Grenzhausen |
Dr. Markus ZWICK Forschungsinstitut für Anorganische Werkstoffe - Glas/ Keramik- GmbH, Höhr-Grenzhausen |
TOPIC 14 - Ceramics in Cultural Heritage and Arts |
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Wolfgang SCHILLING Porzellanikon / Staatl. Museum für Porzellan, Selb |