期刊缩写       ADV APPL CERAM

期刊全称       ADVANCES IN APPLIED CERAMICS 应用陶瓷进展

出版国家       ENGLAND

出版周期       Bimonthly

期刊ISSN       1743-6753

 

Advances in Applied Ceramics

Structural, Functional and Bioceramics

Print ISSN: 1743-6753|Online ISSN: 1743-6761

Previously published as:

British Ceramic Transactions

Journal Impact Factor: 0.688

Published on behalf of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining

 

DESCRIPTION

 

Advances in Applied Ceramics: Structural, Functional and Bioceramics is the new name, from the 2005 volume, of British Ceramic Transactions. The change in title has been made to reflect the journal's strong focus, under its Editor Mohan Edirisinghe, on the processing, fabrication, characterisation and applications of advanced ceramics. Backed by rigorous peer review, the journal provides international coverage of high quality research on functional ceramics, engineering ceramics (including ceramic matrix composites and glass ceramics), and bioceramics. Although coverage is broad, the journal has a particular interest in the development of novel materials and the tailoring, through innovative processing, of structure across a range of scales to meet the requirements of specific applications. There will be particular interest in areas such as nanotechnology and biomaterials where materials science is progressing and evolving through interdisciplinary collaboration, although good work on 'traditional' ceramics will remain an important component of the mix.

 

Advances in Applied Ceramics: Structural, Functional and Bioceramics provides international coverage of high-quality research on functional ceramics, engineering ceramics and bioceramics. The journal aims to enhance fundamental understanding and applied knowledge of the relationship between processing, microstructure and properties of ceramics. The journal has a particular interest in the development of novel materials and the tailoring, through innovative processing, of structure across a range of scales to meet the requirements of specific applications.

To support recent developments, the journal is expanding coverage in key areas of ceramics, including:

Ceramics for extreme environments

Lead-free ferroelectrics

Energy storage materials

Energy saving and recycled materials

Energy harvesting

Oxide thermoelectrics

Carbon nanotube and graphene composites

Biomedical and dental; sensors and actuators

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Nanostructured and size effects

Novel cement materials

To capture rapid developments in emerging areas the journal also encourages focused short reviews. Original and innovative research in any field of applied ceramics will always be welcome.