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2023 ECerS Awardees and Fellows
The Award Ceremony of the XVIIIth ECerS Conference took place on Wednesday 5th July 2023 in Lyon, France.
We are pleased to highlight here the awardees and the presentations they made during the ceremony.
ECerS STUIJTS AWARD
Jan Dusza
Promatech SAS, Slovakia
"Deformation and fracture of ultra – high temperature high - entropy ceramics at micro/nano level"
ECerS RICHARD BROOK AWARD
Tatsuki Ohji
Yokohama National University, Japan
"Silicon Nitride Ceramics - Fascinating Properties"
ECerS GIAN NICOLA BABINI AWARD
Moritz von Witzleben
INMATEC Technologies GmbH, Germany
"Foundation of a start-up in the field of technical ceramics"
ECerS YOUNG SCIENTIST AWARD
Jesus Gonzalez Julian
RWTH Aachen University, Germany
"MAX phases: hype or revolution?"
ACerS - ECerS AWARD
Francis Cambier
Belgian Ceramic Research Centre, Belgium
2023 ECerS STUDENTS SPEECH CONTEST WINNER
Abdullah Jabr
Montanuniversität Leoben, Austria
"Understanding the cold sintering process of ceramics"
JAMES ZHIJIAN SHEN (OPEN CERAMICS BEST PAPER) AWARD
David Karl
TU Berlin, Germany
JECS BEST PAPER AWARD
Thomas Herisson de Beauvoir
CIRIMAT, University of Toulouse, France
JECS TRUST AWARD
Jozef Vleugels
KULeuven, Belgium
"Zirconia based composites with non-oxide additives"
You can find more information about the Awardees here.
15 new Fellows and 2 Honorary Fellows were awarded during the Gala Dinner on Wednesday 5th July 2023 in Lyon, France. You can find all ECerS Fellows here.
Picture : Sébastien Ferraro - ECerS 2023
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