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Symposium 19
Ionic and Mixed Conducting Ceramics
Ceramic materials that are ionic conductors or exhibit simultaneous ionic and electronic conduction have been attracting extensive attention worldwide in the recent years due to their scientific and practical significance in emerging technologies such as solid-state batteries, fuel cells, electrolyzers, and sensors. The chemical functionality of ionic and mixed conducting ceramics originate from equilibrium and non-equilibrium defects in the lattice and at interfaces, and enables unique capabilities for ion/charge/mass transport and electrochemical reactions. These materials offer high promise for future applications, for example, eliminating flammable components in high-energy-density batteries, and harnessing natural hydrocarbon energy resources through efficient environmental friendly methods.
This symposium seeks to cover both scientific fundamentals and technological applications of ionic and mixed conducting ceramics and their composites, thus bridging materials theory, simulations, advanced characterizations, functional properties and real-world applications. It will provide a platform for in-depth discussions and exchange of knowledges among researchers exploring solid state ionics in ceramic-based materials on different contexts and diverse applications.
Proposed sessions
ª Defects mechanisms and engineering in ionic and mixed conducting ceramics
ª Ionic transport and mechanisms in ionic and mixed conducting ceramics
ª Electrochemical interfaces in solid state ionic devices
ª Nanoionics: mass and charge transport in the nanoscale
ª Ceramics for green energy, hydrogen and fuels - Fuel cells, electrolyzers, membrane reactors
ª Solid state (secondary) batteries for energy storage
ª Chemical and solid state Sensors
ª Applications of novel characterization techniques in ionic and mixed conducting ceramic materials and
devices
Organizers
- Zhaoyin Wen, Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Science, China
- Koji Amezawa, Tohoku University, Japan
- Stephen Skinner, Imperial College London, UK
- Nobuyuki Imanishi, Mie University, Japan
- Naiqing Zhang, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
- Zhenxing Feng, Oregon State University, USA
- Yan Chen, South China University of Technology, China
- Palani Balaya (Points of Contact), National University of Singapore, Singapore, mpepb@nus.edu.sg
- Na Ni (Points of Contact), Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China, na.ni@sjtu.edu.cn
- Woochul Jung, KAIST, Korea
- Stevin Pramana, Newcastle University, UK
- Xianwen Mao, National University of Singapore, Singapore
- Yanhao Dong, Tsinghua University, China
Keynote Speakers