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acers spotlight AWARDS AND EDiv names best student posters and student oral presentations of EMA 2022 The Electronics Division presented awards for outstanding student work during their 2022 Virtual Conference on Electronic Materials and Applications. Congratulations to these students. Poster Competition EMA 2022 First prize Surface decoration of Pr0.1Ce0.9O2-δ elec- trodes with binary oxides measured by in-situ PLD technique; Christoph Riedl, Institute of Chemical Technologies and Analytics, TU Wien Second prize Exploring point defects and trap states in undoped SrTiO3 single crystals; Matthäus Siebenhofer, TU Vienna Third prize Electrical characterization of lithium cobalt oxide nanosheets; Bridget Powers Beggs, Case Western Reserve University Take note of fast-approaching award deadlines Oral Presentation Competition EMA 2022 First prize (tie) Engineering grain boundary anisotropy to suppress abnormal grain growth in alumina; Bryan Conry, University of Florida Grain and grain boundary photoconduction in perovskite solar cells with tomograph- ic AFM; Luis Ortiz, University of Connecticut Second prize Developing a standard reference material for 5G millimeter wave; Lucas Enright, NIST Third prize Configurational disorder in high entropy T’ phase Ruddlesden-Popper perovskites; Daniel J. Rossi, James Madison University n DEADLINES While January 15 was the deadline for most award nominations to be submitted, there are other prestigious Division awards that have later deadlines. Award eligibility for each can be found at www.ceramics.org/awards. Contact: Erica Zimmerman | Member engagement manager | ezimmerman@ceramics.org | 614.794.5821 Division Award Nomination Deadline Contacts Description Bioceramics Young Scholar April 1 Ashutosh Goel Recognizes excellence in research among current ag1179@soe.rutgers.edu degree-seeking graduate students and postdoctoral research associates. Bioceramics Global Young Bioceramicist Bioceramics Tadashi Kokubo EDiv Edward C. Henry April 1 April 1 May 30 Ashutosh Goel ag1179@soe.rutgers.edu Ashutosh Goel ag1179@soe.rutgers.edu Elizabeth Paisley eapaisl@sandia.gov Recognizes the outstanding young ceramic engineer and materials scientist who has made significant contributions to the area of bioceramics for human healthcare around the globe. Recognizes an individual’s outstanding achievements in the field of bioceramics research and development. Recognizes an outstanding paper reporting original work in the Journal of the American Ceramic Society or the Bulletin during the previous calendar year on a subject related to electronic ceramic. 14 www.ceramics.org | American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Vol. 101, No. 2 FOR MORE INFORMATION: ceramics.org/members/awards Bioceramics Larry L. Hench Lifetime April 1 Ashutosh Goel Recognizes the outstanding young ceramic engineer and Achievement ag1179@soe.rutgers.edu materials scientist who has made significant contributions to the area of bioceramics for human healthcare around the globe. GOMD Alfred R. Cooper Scholars May 15 Steve Martin swmartin@iastate.edu Recognizes undergraduate students who demonstrated excellence in research, engineering, and/or study in glass science or technology. EDiv Lewis C. Hoffman May 30 Elizabeth Paisley Recognizes academic interest and excellence among Scholarship eapaisl@sandia.gov undergraduate students in the area of ceramics/materials science and engineering.PDF Image | hydrogen as an alternative fuel
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