Expand Your ECerS 2027 Experience
Join us for a series of specialized Satellite Events held in conjunction with the ECerS 2027 Congress. These independent symposia and forums cover unique disciplines not included in the main congress topics, offering deep dives into niche fields, dedicated networking, and flexible attendance options.
Special Registration Rates: To encourage wide participation across all communities, attendees can register exclusively for any satellite event through a dedicated, reduced single-day fee. Check individual event pages for specific pricing details.
International Symposium on Art, Archaeometry & Heritage Ceramics
Preserving the Past, Inspiring the Future
We are thrilled to host this dedicated symposium addressing the scientific study, conservation, and cultural impact of historical ceramics. Because the heritage community operates on distinct project timelines and budgets, we are opening visibility early to help you plan your attendance.
Why Attend?
Niche Focus: Delve into materials science applied to cultural heritage, provenancing, and ancient manufacturing technologies.
Accessible Participation: We recognize that heritage research funding can be highly constrained. To ensure no one is left out, a specific and significantly reduced registration fee (equivalent to a one-day pass) will be available for this symposium.
Key Topics
- Archaeometric characterization of ancient pottery and glass.
- Conservation and restoration materials and techniques.
- Cultural heritage preservation and digital documentation.
Dates, venue, and abstract submission details will be updated shortly. Stay tuned!
Satellite Workshop on Biomedicine & Bioceramics
Next-Generation Materials for Healthcare
This specialized workshop bridges the gap between advanced ceramic engineering and medical applications, gathering leading experts in biomaterials, tissue engineering, and healthcare technologies.
Key Topics
- Bioactive glasses and ceramics for bone regeneration.
- Injectable bioceramics and bone cements.
- Surface functionalization and antimicrobial ceramic coatings.
- 3D printing and additive manufacturing of medical ceramics.
Available with a dedicated single-day reduced fee or as an add-on to your full ECerS 2027 registration.
Industrial Forum, Career Fair & Exhibition
Bridging Academy and Ceramic Industry
Organized in collaboration with ATC.
Coming Soon! We are designing a powerful, integrated ecosystem to connect business, technology, and talent within the ceramic sector.
What to Expect:
- Industrial Forum: Parallel symposia featuring round tables and plenary lectures on hot industrial topics, energy transition, and digitalization.
- Career Fair: The highly successful talent matchmaking hub connecting students and young researchers with top-tier corporate recruiters.
- Industrial Exhibition & Equipment Demonstrations: Live tech showcases and hands-on demonstrations right on the exhibition floor.
Full program and participation guidelines will be released soon.
Next-Generation Materials for Healthcare
This specialized workshop bridges the gap between advanced ceramic engineering and medical applications, gathering leading experts in biomaterials, tissue engineering, and healthcare technologies.
Key Topics
- Bioactive glasses and ceramics for bone regeneration.
- Injectable bioceramics and bone cements.
- Surface functionalization and antimicrobial ceramic coatings.
- 3D printing and additive manufacturing of medical ceramics.
Available with a dedicated single-day reduced fee or as an add-on to your full ECerS 2027 registration.
Preserving the Past, Inspiring the Future
We are thrilled to host this dedicated symposium addressing the scientific study, conservation, and cultural impact of historical ceramics. Because the heritage community operates on distinct project timelines and budgets, we are opening visibility early to help you plan your attendance.
Why Attend?
Niche Focus: Delve into materials science applied to cultural heritage, provenancing, and ancient manufacturing technologies.
Accessible Participation: We recognize that heritage research funding can be highly constrained. To ensure no one is left out, a specific and significantly reduced registration fee (equivalent to a one-day pass) will be available for this symposium.
Key Topics
- Archaeometric characterization of ancient pottery and glass.
- Conservation and restoration materials and techniques.
- Cultural heritage preservation and digital documentation.
Dates, venue, and abstract submission details will be updated shortly. Stay tuned!
