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The DKG

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Goals and tasks

The DKG is committed to the promotion of all ceramics in technical, scientific and artistic terms.

Topics

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Research and development

The DKG promotes the solution of fundamental tasks that affect the entire ceramic and related fields

Expert committee (FA)

DKG FA 1 "Simulation" DKG FA 2 "Raw materials" DKG FA 3 "Process engineering" DKG FA 4 "Thermal processes" DKG FA 5 "Post-processing" DKG FA 6 "Materials and process diagnostics" DKG TFA 6-1 "Characterization of porous ceramics" DKG TFA 6-2 "Thermomechanical properties" DKG FA 7 "History of ceramics"

Field of expertise (FG)

DKG FG 1 "Structural ceramics" DKG FG 2 "Ceramics for electrical engineering and sensor technology" DKG FG 3 "Ceramics for energy storage and conversion" DKG FG 4 "Ceramics for aerospace engineering" DKG FG 5 "Silicate ceramics" DKG FG 6 " - Ceramics in environmental technology" DKG FG 7 "Bioceramics" DKG FG 7 "Ceramics for optics"

Joint committee (GA)

GA Refractories GA Glassy-crystalline multifunctional materials GA High-performance ceramics GA Ceramic-metal joints GA Powder metallurgy GA Composites GAK Environmental protection and occupational safety

Expert groups

AK Carbon Expert group "Ceramic injection molding" Womeninceramics

Overview over all commitees

In a wide variety of specialist committees, the members create the basis for joint lobbying and research work as well as industry-wide knowledge transfer.

Members

Students / young academics Companies Universities and institutes Associations Personal membership

Students / young academics

Students / recent graduates from all disciplines with an interest in ceramics enjoy special benefits with DKG membership.

Events

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The DKG

Topics

Research and development Training and further education Media library / Presentations / Publications Design / Art / Culture DKG cloud

Committees

Expert committee (FA)

Field of expertise (FG)

Joint committee (GA)

Expert groups

AK Carbon Expert group "Ceramic injection molding" Womeninceramics

Members

Students / young academics Companies Universities and institutes Associations Personal membership

Events

All events Conferences / Congresses DKG Annual meetings Seminars Expert board sessions Expos Design / Art / Culture Video conferences / Web meetings

Job market

Current job offers Advertise a job offer

Universities

Since the foundation of the first ceramics chair in 1921 in Berlin on the initiative of the Deutsche Keramische Gesellschaft (DKG), ceramics has been an integral part of materials science education and research at German universities. Traditionally, many individual institutes are members of the DKG.

The regular exchange of knowledge, e.g. in application-related research projects, generates impulses from a wide range of specialist areas and thus accelerates the development of new products, but can also highlight new challenges for science.

DKG supports this process, e.g. by mediating between industry and science. This networking can lead to joint research projects; additionally supported by funding and third-party funds (see also Forschungsgemeinschaft der Deutschen Keramischen Gesellschaft e.V. (FDKG)).