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July 15-19, 2012 | Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers | Chicago, Illinois, USA

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Shaping the Future of CeramicsICC4 features these premier keynote and plenary speakers:

– Maxine Savitz, General Manager (Retired), Honeywell Inc., and Vice President, National Academy of Engineering

– Gary S. Calabrese, Senior Vice President and Director, Photovoltaic Glass Technologies, Corning Inc.

– Chi-Joon Choi, President and CEO, LCR Division, Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co.

– John Tracy, Chief Technology Offi cer, Boeing Co.

– Athanasios Konstandopoulos, Chairman of the Board, Centre for Research & Technology Hellas, and Director, Chemical Process Engineering Research Institute

– Delbert Day, Founder, Mo-Sci Corp.; Curators’ Professor Emeritus of Materials Science and Engineering and Senior Investigator of the Graduate Center for Materials Research, Missouri University of Science and Technology

– Mike Murray, Global Technical Director, Engineered Materials Division, Morgan Crucible Co. plc

– Yukio Sakabe, Senior Vice President (Retired), Murata Manufacturing Co.

– David S. Bem, Global R&D Director, Dow Chemical Co.

– Michael Holman, Research Director, Lux Research

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Now more than ever manufacturers confront a dynamically changing landscape. Researchers are constantly exploring new materials and new processes. These worlds come together at ICC4 where industrial, academic and government leaders will share their expertise on everything from innovative ceramic research, design and manufac-turing, to economic issues facing the ceramics and glass industry.

Sign up now to save $125 on your ICC4 registration.ICC4 President and Technical Program Co-Chair Dr. Katherine T. Faber Northwestern University McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science [email protected]

ICC4 Technical Program Co-Chair Dr. Edgar Lara-Curzio Oak Ridge National Laboratory [email protected]

The American Ceramic Society is pleased to host and organize ICC4. The International Ceramic Federation convenes the ICC every two years in cooperation with ACerS, the European Ceramic Society, the Ceramic Society of Japan and other ICF Member Societies.

ICC4 Endorsing Societies Associação Brasileira de CerâmicaAustralian Ceramic SocietyBelgian Ceramic SocietyCeramic Society of JapanChinese Ceramic SocietyCzech Silicate SocietyDanish Ceramic SocietyDutch Ceramic SocietyEgyptian Academy of Science & TechnologyEuropean Ceramic SocietyFinnish Ceramic Society Georgian Ceramists AssociationGerman Ceramic SocietyGlass Manufacturing Industry Council Groupe Français de la CéramiqueIndian Ceramic SocietyItalian Ceramic SocietyInstitute of Materials, Metals & Mining (IOM3)

Korean Ceramic SocietyMaterials Research Society of LatviaNorwegian Ceramic SocietyPortuguese Ceramics and Glass Society Polish Ceramic SocietyRomanian Ceramic Society (CEROM)Russian Ceramic SocietyScientific Society of the Silicate Industry-HungarySerbian Chemical Society, Ceramic Division Sociedad Española de Cerámica y VidrioSlovak Silicate SocietySlovenian Ceramic Society Swedish Association for Materials TechnologyThe Ceramics Society, A Division of IOM3

Turkish Ceramic SocietyWorld Academy of Ceramics

ICC4 will bring together more than 600 international leaders in business and research to discuss emerging opportunities as well as what’s in store for the future of ceramics and glass. More than 100 invited speakers from 40 countries will discuss innovations in: •Energy,Environmentand Transportation •BiologyandMedicine •Aerospace •NanostructuredCeramics •Infrastructure •SecurityandStrategicMaterials

•Electronic,OpticalandMagnetic Ceramics and Devices •ManufacturingandBusiness •EntrepreneurshipandTechnology Transfer •WorkforceDevelopment

Keynote SpeakerMaxine Savitz, General Man-ager (Retired), Honeywell Inc., and Vice President, National Academy of Engineering

Title: Materials: An Enabler

Plenary Speakers

Gary S. Calabrese Senior Vice President and Director, Photovoltaic Glass Technologies, Corning Inc.

Title: Inventing the Future with New Materials

Chi-Joon Choi President and CEO, LCR Division, Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co.

Title: The Technical Trend of Dielectrics of the Multi-Layer Ceramic Capacitors

John Tracy Chief Technology Officer, Boeing Co.

Title: Materials and Technical Achievement: An Aerospace

Perspective

Athanasios Konstandopoulos Chairman of the Board, Centre for Research & Technology Hellas, and Director, Chemical Process Engineering Research Institute

Title: Multifunctional Ceramic Reactors for Green Mobility and Clean Energy Production

Delbert Day Founder, Mo-Sci Corp.; Cura-tors’ Professor Emeritus of Ma-terials Science and Engineering and Senior Investigator of the Graduate Center for Materials Research, Missouri University

of Science and Technology

Title: From Academia to Business

Michael Murray Global Technical Director, Engineered Materials Division, Morgan Crucible Co. plc

Title: Emerging Ceramic Technologies: A Perspective from Morgan Crucible Co.

Yukio Sakabe Senior Vice President (Retired), Murata Manufacturing Co.

Title: Development of Electro-Ceramics of Today and the Future

David S. Bem Global R&D Director, Dow Chemical Co.

Title: Dow Materials Innova-tion – Impacting the Future of Energy

Michael Holman Research Director, Lux Research

Title: New Material Opportuni-ties from Emerging Technology

Shaping the Future of Ceramics

keynote and plenary

Savitz

Konstandopoulos

Tracy

Holman

Sakabe

Bem

Day

Choi

Calabrese

Murray



preliminary program schedule

Sunday, July 15, 2012Registration 2:30 to 8 p.m.OpeningCeremonyandKeynote(Co-sponsored by 6 to 7:25 p.m. Northwestern University and Argonne National Lab) KeynoteSpeaker-Maxine Savitz WelcomeReception 7:30to9:00p.m.

Monday, July 16, 2012Registration 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.Plenary Session Introdution 8:30 to 8:45 a.m.Plenary Speaker - Gary Calabrese 8:45to9:40a.m.Break(Sponsored by Corning Incorporated) 9:40to10a.m.Plenary Speaker - Chi-Joon Choi 10to10:55a.m.Plenary Speaker - John Tracy 11to11:55a.m.Lunch(Sponsored by The Boeing Co.) Noonto12:45p.m.Plenary Speaker - Anthanasios Konstandopoulos 12:45to1:30p.m.ConcurrentSessions 1:40to3:40p.m. –AerospaceSession1 –NanostructuredCeramicsSession1 –Energy,Environment,andTransportationSession1 –Electronic,OpticalandMagneticCeramicsandDevicesSession1 –WorkforceDevelopmentSession1InteractiveTechnologyForum(Sponsored by Samsung 3:45 to 6 p.m. Electro-Mechanics)andExhibit1

Tuesday , July 17, 2012Registration 7:45 a.m. to 6 p.m.Plenary Speaker - Delbert Day 8:45to9:40a.m.Break(Sponsored by Kyocera) 9:40to10a.m.ConcurrentSessions 10a.m.toNoon – Aerospace Session 2 – Nanostructured Ceramics Session 2 – Energy, Environment, and Transportation Session 2 –Electronic,OpticalandMagneticCeramicsandDevicesSession2 –WorkforceDevelopmentSession2 –3rdCeramicLeadershipSummitTrack(Sponsored by Morgan Crucible) Lunch Noonto12:45p.m.Plenary Speaker - Michael Murray 12:45to1:30p.m.ConcurrentSessions 1:40to3:40p.m. – Aerospace Session 3 – Nanostructured Ceramics Session 3 – Energy, Environment, and Transportation Session 3


Tuesday , July 17, 2012 (continued) –Electronic,OpticalandMagneticCeramicsandDevicesSession3 –WorkforceDevelopmentSession3 –3rdCeramicLeadershipSummitTrack(Sponsored by Morgan Crucible) InteractiveTechnologyForum(Sponsored by Samsung Electro-Mechanics) and Exhibit 2 3:45 to 6 p.m.

Wednesday, July 18, 2012Registration 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Plenary Speaker - Yukio Sakabe 8:45to9:40a.m.Break 9:40to10a.m.ConcurrentSessions 10a.m.toNoon – Aerospace Session 4 – Nanostructured Ceramics Session 4 – Energy, Environment, and Transportation Session 4 –InfrastructureSession1 –WorkforceDevelopmentSession4 –BiologyandMedicineSession1LunchonOwn Noonto1:30p.m.Plenary Speaker - David Bem 1:30to2:15p.m.Break 2:15to2:30p.m.Concurrent Sessions 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. –SecurityandStrategicMaterialsSession1 – Energy, Environment, and Transportation Session 5 – Energy, Environment, and Transportation Session 6 – Infrastructure Session 2 –BiologyandMedicineSession2ArtInstituteofChicagoDinner 6:30to9:30p.m.

Thursday, July 19, 2012Registration 7:30 a.m. to NoonConcurrentSessions 8to9:20a.m. – Security and Strategic Materials Session 2 – Energy, Environment, and Transportation Session 7 – Infrastructure Session 3 –BiologyandMedicineSession3Break 9:20to9:40a.m.Plenary Speaker - Michael Holman 9:40to10:35a.m.ShapingtheFutureofCeramicsWrapUpSession 10:35a.m.to12:15p.m.



speakers

AerospaceJohn Koenig, Southern Research InstituteGlen Mandigo, US Advanced Ceramics AssociationToshihiro Ishikawa, UBE Industries, Ltd.Takuya Aoki, Japanese Aerospace Explora- tion Agency; Chofu Aerospace CenterJay E. Lane, Rolls-Royce Corp.Allan P. Katz, Air Force Research LabDiletta Sciti, ISTECRhett Jefferies, FAADaniel Leiser, NASAJohn Thornton, DSTO, Air Vehicles DivisionMiklos Petervary, Boeing Co.

Biology and MedicineAshok Khandkar, BloXR, LLCMeinhard Kuntz, CeramTec GmbHRichard P. Rusin, 3M ESPE Dental ProductsSerena Best, University of CambridgeChristophe Chaput, 3DCeramEdgar Zanotto, Universidade Federal de São Carlos

Emerging Topics in Ceramics ResearchGreg Rohrer, Carnegie Mellon University

Electro-, Optical-, Magnetic-Ceramics and DevicesTakuya Aoki, TDK Technology GroupMichael Lanagan, Pennsylvania State UniversityJohn A. Rogers, University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignAnke Weidenkaff, EMPA - Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and ResearchJürgen Rödel, Technical University of DarmstadtChong-il Park, Kyocera America, Inc.

Noriyuki Inoue, Pennsylvania State UniversityJon-Paul Maria, North Carolina State University

Environment, Energy and TransportationKrishan Luthra, GE Global ResearchYutai Katoh, Oak Ridge National LaboratoryRajendra Nath Basu, CSIR-Central Glass and Ceramic Research InstituteWolfgang Rossner, Siemens AGS. K. Sundaram, Alfred UniversityAlan (Al) W. Weimer, University of ColoradoMinoru Kanehira, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, CASJuan C. Nino, University of FloridaMasaki Ozawa, Tokyo Institute of Techno- logy, Research Laboratory for Nuclear ReactorsHasan Mandal, Sabancı UniversityManfred Salinger, Pall CorporationPaolo Colombo, University of PadovaGeorge Muntean, Pacific Northwest National LabJames J. O’Brien, The Dow Chemical CompanyKoichi Eguchi, Kyoto UniversityYuji Iwamato, Nagoya Institute of Techno- logyLouis Winnubst, University of TwenteLionel Lemay, NRMCADo Kyung Kim, KAISTWilliam Mustel, Saint-Gobain

InfrastructureHamlin Jennings, Concrete Sustainability Hub, MITRobert Moon, US Forest Service

The following speakers have confirmed their participation in this must-attend event. Read their abstracts and biographies at www.ceramics.org/icc4.


Laurent Barcelo, Lafarge Canada, Inc.Mariarosa Raimondo, CNR-ISTECTodd Rushing, US Army Corps of EngineersAndreas Tskebidis, BASFWilasa Vichit-Vadakan, Siam Research and Innovation Co. Ltd.

Nanostructured CeramicsSudipta Seal, University of Central FloridaLynnette Madsen, National Science FoundationKathleen K. Eggleson, University of Notre DameLang Tran, Institute of Occupational MedicineDebra Kaiser, Ceramics Division, Material Measurement Laboratory, NISTJeffrey Fagan, Polymers Division, NISTCharles L. Geraci, NIOSHAngela Hight Walker, Physical Measure- ments Laboratory, NISTDon Ewert, nanoTox, Inc.Zhong Lin Wang, Georgia Institute of TechnologyAnne Hardy, Saint GobainMasaya Kawasumi, Toyota Central R & D Labs Inc.

Security and Strategic MaterialsRichard A. Lowden, Oak Ridge National LaboratoryMarc Humphries, Congressional Research ServiceKohmei Halada, National Institute for Materials ScienceStanley C. Woodson, US Army Corps of Engineers

Workforce DevelopmentAngus Kingon, Brown University Keith J. Bowman, Illinois Institute of Tech- nologyFumiyo Kaneko, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, DC OfficeHongjie Luo, Shanghai Institute of CeramicsUmesh Waghmare, Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific ResearchMario Affatigato, Coe CollegeFederico Rosei, Université du QuébecJudith A. Todd, Pennsylvania State UniversityLouis Mattos Jr., The Coca-Cola CompanyJean-Luc Adam, University of RennesPatrick Bessler, Fraunhofer GesellschaftAngela Hohl-AbiChedid, PhilipsChristianne Corbett, American Associa- tion of University WomenMary Lynn Realff, Georgia Institute of Technology



3rd ceramic leadership summit track

Sponsored by Morgan CrucibleThe Ceramic Leadership Summit is a biennial meeting that explores business opportu-nities, emerging technologies and critical issues that challenge the ceramic and glass materials community. The one-day program will focus on technology transfer, entre-preneurship and product innovation.

Tuesday July 17, 20128:45to9:40a.m.-ICC4 Plenary Lecture–From Academia to Business, Delbert Day, Mo-Sci Corporation

10:00a.m.toNoon- Technology Entrepreneurship – the Next Generation of Technology TransferManypeopleperceivetheUSAastheleaderinentrepreneurshipandtechnologytransfer from basic research to a commercial setting. This moderated panel discussion will explore the development of commercial products through directed R&D with a focusonUS-basedsmallbusinessventures.Itwillfollowaplenarytalkbythefounderof a successful ceramic materials company that takes technologies from the lab bench to established commercial products. The panel members - entrepreneurs, investors and technology transfer experts - will each make brief opening remarks. They will be fol-lowed by a question and answer session in which the moderator will develop the theme of starting, funding, staffing and growing technology-based businesses. There will be time for questions from the audience.

Organizer:Richard Weber, Materials Development Inc.Moderator: Tim Lavengood, Evanston Technology Innovation Center

Panel Members:Delbert Day, Mo-Sci Corporation - established glass and ceramics companyCollin Anderson, Digital Innovations - successful technology businessAlex Arzoumanidis, Psylotech, Inc. - early-stage technology businessJonathan Goodman, Synthesis Intellectual Property, LLC - IP lawyerLeslie Millar, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - technology transferJohn Banta, IllinoisVentures, LLC - seed and early-stage technology investment firm

Noonto1:30p.m.- Lunch and ICC4 Plenary Lecture – Emerging Ceramic Technologies: A Perspective from Morgan Crucible Co., Michael Murray, Morgan Crucible Co. plc, UK

1:40to3:40p.m.-International Technology Transfer & Entrepreneurship Case Studies

– Development and Commercialization of High Performance Ceramics for Oil and Natural Gas Recovery, John Hellmann, Pennsylvania State University, United States

– Thermoelectric Power Generation in Wide Temperature Region, Ryoji Funahashi, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science & Technology, Japan

– Neoker, A Spin-Out of the University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain), Victor Valcarcel, CTO and CEO, Neoker, S.L., Spain

– From Technology Innovation to Industrialization: A Case of Ceramic Microbeads Based on Gel-bead Forming, Jinlong Yang, Tsinghua University, China

– Entrepreneurial Success of Balder LTD - Electro-optic Light Shutters for Eye- protection, Janez Pirs, Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia

interactive technology forum


Join us Monday and Tuesday evenings for two Interactive Technol-ogy Forum sessions. This highly-publicized, groundbreaking event features presentations from ceramic profession-als using their laptop, iPad, or other electronic devices. Traditional posters and hands-on demonstrations will also be presented. The Interactive Technology Forum fosters usage of new technology to present technological developments. Fifty interactive posters will be displayed along with 200 traditional posters. This not-to-miss event takes place in conjunction with the ICC4 expo.

Thank you to the National Science Foundation for providing funding towards the 32-inch monitors used in the Interactive Technology Forum.

Nominate a young professional for ICC4 Future Leaders ProgramKnowsomeoneatyourcompany, institution or university who is a rising star? Nominate them to be a part of the Future Leaders Program. Withinputfromceramicmaterials community executives, R&D leaders, researchers, engineers and academicians, this program is designed to help young professionals with high potential gain a fuller understanding of their leadership abilities, including their strengths and development areas as applied to the materials science world. Attendees will walk away with what they need to succeed at their current company and in their career. Participants are eligible for a discounted registration rate that includes the Future Leaders Program, the 3rd Ceramic Leadership Summit track and the conference. ContactMeganBricker([email protected])tonominateayoungprofessional,to register at the special rate or for more information.

Sponsored by Samsung Electro-MechanicsMonday, July 16 Tuesday, July 173:45 to 6:00 p.m.



exhibit

The ICC4 Exhibit will be held in conjunction with the Interactive Technology Forum sessions,Monday,July16andTuesday,July17from3:45p.m.to6p.m.ContactPat Janewayatpjaneway@ceramics.orgor614-794-5826toexhibit.NootherICC4eventtakes place during this time.

Space Available: 19, 10 ft. by 10 ft. booths Rate: $3,500

Exhibit package includes: •SponsorshipofInteractiveTechnologyForumReception •Recognitiononwebsiteandinprogram •SignagerecognizingsponsorshipinRegistrationareaandExhibitHall •RecognitionattheOpening/WelcomeReception •OneICC4registration •Threeexhibit-onlypassesforboothpersonnel •Draped8ft.highbackwalland3ft.highsiderails,6ft.drapedtable,and2chairs •Complimentarylistinginonlinedirectory

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art institute & hotel

hotel

Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers301 E. North Water Street, Chicago, IL 60610, USA800-325-3535 | 312-464-1000To reserve your room, visit www.ceramics.org/icc4.

Rates: Single/Double $199

USGovernmentEmployee $155

Enjoy good company, good food and outstanding art at the world-renowned Art Institute of Chicago’s ModernWingonWednesday,July18th. Designed by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Renzo Piano, the ModernWingprovidesanewhomeforthemuseum’scollectionof20th-and21st-centuryart.

Dinner at the Art Institute of Chicago



committees

Technical Programming CommitteeCelio Costa, Federal Univ. of Rio de JaneiroTate Coverdale, BASFStephen Freiman, Freiman ConsultingKevin Fox, Savannah River National LaboratoryChristian Hoffmann, TDKLynnette Madsen, National Science FoundationVivek Pawar, Smith & Nephew, Inc.Aleksander Pyzik, The Dow Chemical CompanyTodd Steyer, The Boeing CompanySusan Trolier-McKinstry, Pennsylvania State UniversityRichard Weber, Materials Development Inc. Jason Weiss, Purdue UniversityGreg Geiger, ACerSMark Mecklenborg, ACerS

ICC4 Steering CommitteeKristen Brosnan, General ElectricKatherine Faber, Northwestern Univ.Christine Heckle, Corning IncorporatedEdgar Lara-Curzio, Oak Ridge National LabH.T. Lin, Oak Ridge National LabGary Messing, Pennsylvania State Univ.Marina Pascucci, CeraNova CorporationL. David Pye, Alfred Univ. (Ret.)Mrityunjay Singh, Ohio Aerospace InstituteGeorge Wicks, Savannah River National LaboratoryMark Mecklenborg, ACerSCharlie Spahr, ACerS

ICC4 International Advisory CommitteeCarmen Baudin, Institute of Ceramics and Glass, SpainAlida Bellosi, CNR- ISTEC, Institute for Science and Technology for Ceramics, ItalyLennart Bergstrom, Stockholm Univ., SwedenChris Berndt, Swinburne Univ. of Technology, AustraliaLiga Berzina-Cimdina, Riga Technical Univ., LatviaRichard Brook, University of Oxford, UKXiang Ming Chen, Zhejiang Univ., ChinaLeonardo Curimbaba Ferreira, Associação Brasileira de Cerâmica, BrazilMonica Ferraris, Polytechnic of Torino, ItalyJosé M.F. Ferreira, CICECO - Univ. of Aveiro, PortugalGary Fischman, Future Strategy Solutions LLC, USALian Gao, Shanghai Jia Tong Univ., ChinaKrzysztof Haberko, AGH Univ. of Science and Techno- logy, PolandStuart Hampshire, Univ. of Limerick, IrelandJuergen Heinrich, Univ. of Clausthal, GermanyShin-ichi Hirano, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, ChinaJow-Lay Huang, National Cheng Kung Univ., TaiwanToshihiro Ishikawa, UBE Industries, Inc., JapanDongliang Jiang, Shaghai Institute of Ceramics, CAS, ChinaSylvia Johnson, NASA Ames Research Center, USASuk-Joong L. Kang, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

Hai-Doo Kim, Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), KoreaZviad Kovziridze, Georgian Technical Univ., GeorgiaThomas Kronberg, Ido Bathroom Ltd, Sanitec Group, FinlandJacques Lamon, CNRS/National Institute of Applied Science (INSA Lyon), FranceKarel Lang, P-D Refractories CZ a.s., Czech RepublicWilliam Lee, Imperial College London, UKAnne Leriche, LMP-UVHC, FranceLongtu Li, Tsinghua Univ., ChinaKathryn Logan, Georgia Institute of Technology and Virginia Tech, USAHongjie Luo, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, ChinaHasan Mandal, Anadolu Univ., TurkeyAkio Makishima, Japan Advanced Institute of Science & Technology, JapanAlexander G. Merzhanov, Russian Academy of Sciences, RussiaSergei Mileiko, Solid State Physics Institute, RussiaVojislav Mitic, Serbian Ceramic Society, SerbiaA. L. Shashi Mohan, Indian Ceramic Society, IndiaKarsten Agersted Nielsen, Risoe National Laboratory, DenmarkKoichi Niihara, Nagaoka Univ. of Technology, JapanTatsuki Ohji, AIST, JapanWei Pan, Tsinghua Univ., ChinaMaria Preda, Univ. Politehnica of Bucharest, RomaniaZbigniew Pedzich, AGH-Univ. of Science and Techno- logy, PolandJose Ygnacio Pastor, Polytechnic Univ. of Madrid, SpainSuprakas Sinha Ray, The National Centre for Nanostructured Materials, CSIR, South AfricaPavol Sajgalik, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovakia (Slovak Republic)Danilo Suvorov, Jozef Stefan Institute, SloveniaJanos Szepvolgyi, Scientific Society of the Silicate Industry, HungaryWei-Hsing Tuan, National Taiwan Univ., TaiwanOmer Van der Biest, Leuven Univ., BelgiumPetro Vincenzini, World Academy of Ceramics, ItalyRichard Weber, Materials Development Inc. Paolo Zannini, Univ. of Modena, ItalyYu Zhou, Harbin Institute of Technology, China

ICC4 Chicago Host CommitteeKeith Bowman, Illinois Institute of TechnologyStephen Gonczy, Gateway Materials Inc.Thomas Mason, Northwestern Univ.Jennifer Mawdsley, Argonne National LabParamita Mondal, Univ. of IllinoisDileep Singh, Argonne National LabCarol Thompson, Northern Illinois Univ.Richard Weber, Materials Development Inc.

optional short course

Sintering of CeramicsSaturday, July 14 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. | Sunday, July 15 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Instructor: Mohamed N. Rahaman, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Engineers and scientists involved in research, development and production of ceramics from industry, national labs or academia are ideally suited for this course. Professionals interested in continuing education should also participate.

The course will follow the key topics of Sintering of Ceramics, by M. N. Rahaman, and will be supplemented by detailed case studies.

This two-day course covers following topics:

•Reviewofsinteringbasics:characterizationofsintering,(methodsusedtomeasure/ monitor the progress of sintering); driving forces; diffusion and defect chemistry •Solid-stateandviscoussintering •Microstructuredevelopmentandcontrol •Liquid-phasesintering •Specialtopics:effectinhomogeneitiesonsintering;constrainedsinteringof composites,adherentthinfilms,andmultilayers;solidsolutionsadditives(dopants); reaction sintering; viscous sintering with crystallization •Sinteringpractice:‘howtodo’sintering;effectofvariousmaterialsandprocessing parameters on sintering •Casestudies:sinteringofnano-ceramics;sinteringofsolid-oxidefuelcellsystems; sintering of ceramic matrix composites; sintering of non-oxide ceramics and ultra- high temperature ceramics

Attendees will develop sufficient background in the principles and practices of sintering tobeableto(i)dosinteringtoachievespecifiedtargetmicrostructures,(ii)understandthedifficultiesencounteredinpracticalsintering,and(iii)takepracticalstepstorectifythe problems encountered in producing required target microstructures.

RegistrationEarly-birdratesendJune14.Signupnowtosave$150. ACerSMember- $745 Student- $295 Nonmember - $835 Course plus Membership - $865

Dr. Mohamed N. Rahaman is Professor of Materials Science and Engineer-ing and Director of the Center for Bone and Tissue Repair and Regeneration at the Missouri University of Science and Technology. Rahaman’s research interests cover processing, sintering, and microstructure control of advanced ceramics along with biomaterials for bone

and tissue repair and regeneration. Rahaman is the author of four books, including Sintering of Ceramics, and the author/co-author of over 150 publications.

Rahaman




optional tours

Technical TourThursday, July 19, 12:15-4:45p.m.Argonne National Lab TourArgonne integrates world-class science, engi-neering, and user facilities to deliver innovative research and technologies. This private, guided-tour covers the scientific and engineering facilities situated on 1500 wooded acres where over 1250 scientists and engineers address sustainable energy, a healthy environment, and a secure nation. Transportation cost: $28

Sunday, July 15, 1:15-3:45p.m. Thursday, July 19, 1:15-3:45p.m.Architectural River CruiseLearn how, in the 19th Century, the modern city grew from a trading post to become the world’s fastest growing me-tropolis. See at least 50 world famous structures, including Lake Point Tower, Wrigley Build-ing, IBM Building, NBC Tower, Tribune Tower, Civic Opera House, Sears Tower, Marina City, Board of Trade, and scores more. Cost: $53

Sunday, July 15,10a.m.-1p.m.Ghosts and Gangsters Tour of ChicagoFrom the true stories of John Dillinger, to the horrific Great Chicago Fire and its aftermath, to the disaster at the Iroquois Theatre (and the ghosts of its victims) and more, guests will be tantalized, terrified and totally tickled by this exciting and unique tour of Chicago. Cost: $58

Sunday, July 15, 11a.m.-2p.m.A Little Bite of Chicago: A Tast-ing TourDive into the culinary history of Chicago and tour through some of her ethnic neighborhoods. Along the way, the tour guide will tell stories of great chefs, ethnic traditions, and Chicago originals. The tour will stop for tasting opportunities at three locations (enough for lunch!) and you will even have the opportunity to shop at select locations. Cost: $103

Monday, July 16, 11a.m.-2p.m.An Epicurean Escapade: Cultural Tasting Tour of ChicagoGuests will experience the life and diversity of Chicago through this unique tasting walking tour. After the tour, guests will be able to explore on

their own with confidence and take advantage of Chicago’s full spectrum of cuisine, entertainment and cultural offerings. Cost: $93

Tuesday, July 17, 10a.m.-1p.m.River North Gallery District Tour with Spar-kling Wine TastingGuests will indulge their passion for art and fine sparkling wine on this tour. A gallery representative will lead a guided tour of six galleries. Along the way, guests will also learn the history of the River North neighborhood and how the gallery district emerged and evolved into the flourishing center for art and culture that it is today. Cost: $73

Wednesday, July 18, 11a.m.-2p.m.Grand Spaces in Public Places: A Tour of Chica-go’s Exceptional InteriorsGuests will explore the stun-ning interiors of the Rookery Building, the Chicago Cul-tural Center, the Marquette Building, City Hall and more! At the Cultural Center, guests

will view the newly restored Tiffany glass dome, with almost 3,000 faceted opalescent glass pieces. This striking dome is the largest ever designed by Tiffany. Cost: $73

Thursday, July 19, 12:15-2:45p.m.Illinois Institute of Technology Campus TourSponsored by IIT, this tour highlights Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s influence and includes his masterpiece, S. R. Crown Hall. Renewed interest in modernism have led thousands

of visitors to campus each year to experience this living museum of modern architecture, a recent addition to the National Register of Historic Places.. Cost: $28

Sign up for a tour at www.ceramics.org/icc4.

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June 15, 2012 June 15, 2012Full ConferenceIncludes Sunday Welcome Reception, Monday & Tuesday Technology Forum Receptions, Monday & Tuesday lunches, Tuesday 3rd Ceramic Leadership Summit Track, Wednesday Art Institute of Chicago Event, and coffee breaks.

Attendee ❏ $850 ❏ $975Invited Speaker ❏ $650 ❏ $650ACerS Emeritus/Senior Member ❏ $650 ❏ $775Student ❏ $375 ❏ $450

One Day AttendeeMonday includes Technology Forum Reception, lunch, and coffee breaks. Tuesday includes Technology Forum Reception, lunch, 3rd Ceramic Leadership Summit Track, and coffee breaks. Wednesday includes Art Institute of Chicago Event and coffee breaks.

Attendee ❏ $650 ❏ $775 Circle day: Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Guest AttendeeIncludes Sunday Welcome Reception, Monday & Tuesday Technology Forum Receptions, and Wednesday Art Institute of Chicago Event.

Guest ❏ $225 ❏ $225

Short Course: Sintering of Ceramics (July 14-15, 2012)

Member ❏ $745 ❏ $895Nonmember ❏ $835 ❏ $985Student ❏ $295 ❏ $370Course plus Membership‡ ❏ $865 ❏ $1,015

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