Amorphous inorganic semiconductors have attracted growing interest due to their unique
electrical and optical properties that arise from their intrinsic disordered structure and …

In this critical review we consider the large literature that has accumulated in the past 5–10
years concerning solution-mediated crystallisation of complex oxide materials using …

Research on sintering of dense ceramic materials has been very active in the past decades
and still keeps gaining in popularity. Although a number of new techniques have been …

Sintering is a thermal treatment process that is generally applied to achieve dense bulk
solids from particulate materials below the melting temperature. Conventional sintering of …

The solvothermal method has recently been extended from zeolite synthesis to the formation
of condensed inorganic solids, which find uses in diverse areas due to properties such as …

The sintering process is an essential step in taking particulate materials into dense ceramic
materials. Although a number of sintering techniques have emerged over the past few years …

The high demand for energy consumption in everyday life, and fears of climate change are
driving the scientific community to explore prospective materials for efficient energy …

Future improvements in the development of highly volume‐efficient multilayer ceramic
capacitors (MLCC) require manufacturing processes that allow for a reduced dielectric …

Exploring prospective materials for efficient energy production and storage is a big
challenge in this century. Numerous research groups working in this field focus on novel …

The low-temperature hydrothermal synthesis method has been drawing ever-growing
attention due to the fact that it has many advantages over conventional methods for …