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The NewsLetter of the International Sol-Gel Society
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Greetings form the new ISGS president |
One young researcher in the spotlight: JADRA MOSA |
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The new President of the International Sol-Gel Society, Prof. Masahide Takahashi from Osaka Prefecture University (Japan), outlines the perspectives and future challenges of the sol-gel community…
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The researcher in the spotlight is Dr. JADRA MOSA, from the Institute of Ceramics and Glass of Madrid…
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SOLGEL 2017 abstract extended |
Ulrich Awards 2017 |
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Following the request of many of participants, the Local Organizing Committee of the 19th International Sol-Gel conference has decided to extend the abstract submission deadline to January 16th, 2017. |
Donald R. Ulrich Award recognizes outstanding contributions in sol-gel processes made by young researchers. The Award granted in remembrance of Prof. Dr. Donald R. Ulrich is given since 1991 during the International Sol-Gel Conference. The awardee/s will receive a Diplome, and will present his/her work when receiving the Award at the ISGS Conference…
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Call for hosting the ISGS congress on 2019 |
ISGS Summer School 2018: sol-gel for sensing and photonics |
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The International Sol-Gel Society is soliciting for applicants to host the 20th biannual conference in Sol-Gel Science and Technology to be held in 2019.. |
“Sol-Gel for Sensing and Photonics” is the title of the next “2018 ISGS Summer School” which will be held in Alghero (Italy)…
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The ISGS PayPal account has been recovered! |
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The ISGS PayPal account is now operative, don’t forget to renew your membership and support the sol-gel community! |
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Merry Christmas and happy new year full of exciting sol-gel science!!! |
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©2016 ISGS, Newsletter editor: Luca Malfatti |
ISGS NewsLetter – N°18 – June-December 2016
ISGS is an international, interdisciplinary, not-for-profit organization whose primary purpose and objective is the advancement of sol-gel science and technology. ISGS aims are both to represent the particular needs and aspirations of the international sol-gel community and to support this sol-gel community.
Since the inception of the highly successful Sol-Gel Workshop series in Padova during 1981, sol-gel science and technology has evolved from its origins within traditional materials science (mainly glass and ceramics) to become an extraordinarily multidisciplinary area of research, spanning chemistry, physics, biology, materials science and nanotechnology.
ISGS, grouping of scientists who are interested in sol-gel science and technology at the begining, evolved over time in a professional, fully functional, scientific society.