Special Issue "High-Performance Structural Ceramics and Hybrid Materials"
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced and Functional Ceramics and Glasses".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 April 2023 | Viewed by 10730
Special Issue Editors
Interests: ceramics; ceramic matrix composites; additive manufacturing; 3D/4D printing
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Interests: polymer-derived ceramics; ultrahigh-temperature ceramics; ceramic matrix composites; electromagnetic wave absorbing/shielding materials
Interests: ceramics; polymer-derived ceramics; porous materials; high-entropy materials
Interests: functional ceramics and alloys; thermoelectric; high-entropy alloys; energy-harvesting materials and devices
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Structural ceramics are developing vigorously toward the direction of high performance, which benefits from advances in the neighboring fields of mechanics, computing science, advanced manufacturing, advanced characterization, engineering, and their fruitful interdisciplinary integration. Over the last few decades, the rapid development of unprecedented computational power, novel mechanical design, advanced manufacturing techniques, and advanced characterization techniques have boosted the development of high-performance structural ceramics and hybrid materials, and their engineering applications.
Therefore, the purpose of this Special Issue is to present high-quality scientific papers to readers who share their interest in high-performance structural ceramics and hybrid materials. The main topics will cover novel structural ceramics for extreme in-service environments (aerospace, nuclear, armor, medical, etc.), multifunctional structural ceramics and metamaterials (lightweight, load-bearing capacity, electromagnetic, acoustic, thermal, energy, structure–function integration, etc.), constitutive modeling and simulation of structural ceramics, novel mechanical design for structural ceramics (negative Poisson’s ratio design, zero thermal expansion design, etc.), advanced manufacturing techniques for structural ceramics (3D or 4D printing, novel sintering approaches, etc.), as well as advanced characterization techniques for structural ceramics. Particular attention will be paid to manuscripts combining design, experiments, and models, as well as innovative techniques.
We are pleased to invite you to submit a manuscript (communication, full length article, or review) to this Special Issue of Materials MDPI on “High-Performance Structural Ceramics and Hybrid Materials”.
Dr. Rujie He
Dr. Qingbo Wen
Dr. Fei Li
Dr. Wenjie Li
Guest Editors
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- high-performance structural ceramics and hybrid materials
- ceramics for extreme in-service environments
- multifunctional structural ceramics and metamaterials
- constitutive modeling and simulation of structural ceramics
- novel mechanical design for structural ceramics
- advanced manufacturing techniques for structural ceramics
- advanced characterization techniques for structural ceramics