Journal of Electroceramics

The Journal of Electroceramics provides a forum for discussion cutting across issues in electrical, optical, and magnetic ceramics. Driven by the need for miniaturization, enhanced functionality and reduced cost, the field of electroceramics has continued to expand rapidly in many new directions. The Journal encourages discussions of resultant trends concerning energy conversion and storage, information storage, multiferroics, micro and nanotechnology, sensors and actuators, microphotonics, as well as interfacial, surface, and defect engineering and modeling

The Journal of Electroceramics publishes original research papers on both scientific and technical aspects of electroceramics.  It also features invited articles and complete special issues on fast developing topics, and welcomes the submission of reviews of recent progress, and perspectives of future trends in various subfields.  A new thrust for the Journal of Electroceramics is on educational articles, with a new series entitled ‘Back-to-Basics’, that comprises tutorial papers on commonly applied methods in the field of electroceramics that aims to lower the entrance barrier for researchers initiating studies.

Papers dealing with processing, characterization, structure, properties, modelling, and performance of electroceramics are welcome.  This includes such topics as ionic and mixed conductors, actuators and sensors, fuel and electrolyser cells, solid state batteries, memristive switches, boundary controlled devices, wireless communications, dielectrics, multiferroics, electronic packaging, memory devices, photonics, magnetic recording, oxide electronics and superconductivity, among others.

The journal has achieved top rankings in ISI’s citation list.

• Provides a forum for discussion of issues in electrical, optical, and magnetic ceramics
• Discusses trends concerning energy conversion and storage, information storage, silicon-electroceramic integration, nanotechnology, ceramic-polymer composites, as well as interfacial, surface, and defect engineering
• Presents papers dealing with processing, characterization, structure, properties, modeling, and performance of electroceramics