Colorado Center for Advanced Ceramics
The Colorado Center for Advanced Ceramics at Colorado School of Mines is a focal point for exciting technological developments in advanced ceramics.
Welcome from our director
Welcome to the Colorado Center for Advanced Ceramics (CCAC) website!The CCAC was created in 1989 with help from CoorsTek to serve as a focal point within the State of Colorado for interdisciplinary research and education on ceramics and related mat
erials, including their synthesis, processing, manufacturing, properties and performance.
Today our center advances research in a large variety of materials of interest to industry and government. We work with about $2,000,000 in research funding per year from federal, state and industrial sources. Since its inception, the CCAC has maintained a strong connection to industry, especially in the ceramics area.
While the CCAC maintains and operates a plethora of equipment and facilities, its strength is in the students, postdocs, staff and faculty. If you are interested in more information, please feel free to contact us.
Contact Us
Ivar Reimanis, Center Director
303-273-3549
reimanis@mines.edu
Kelly Ragland, Center Administrator
303-273-3559
ragland@mines.edu
Reimanis Will Giving a Keynote Lecture at the International Conference on High Performance Ceramics
International Advisory Committee, Symposium Co-Organizer, Keynote Lecture 11th International Conference on High Performance Ceramics (CICC), Symposium Mechanical Behavior and Structural Applications of Ceramics and Composites May 25 - 29, 2019 in Kunming, China
Yewon Shin, Dylan Jennings, and Jake Huang will Present at the Solid State Ionics 22 in PyeongChang South Korea
Yewon Shin, Dylan Jennings and Jake Huang will be traveling to South Korea to give conference presentations at Solid State Ionics 22 in June 2019. Other members of the CCAC will also be attending the SS-22.
Chuancheng Duan Invited to Attend the TSRC workshop: High Temperature Energy Conversion: Electrochemical Oxidation and Reduction Mechanisms.
Workshop Details High Temperature Energy Conversion: Electrochemical Oxidation and Reduction Mechanisms 07/16/2019 - 07/20/2019 Rob Walker Jeff Owrutsky Bryan Eichhorn Meeting Description: Solid oxide electrochemical cells (SOECs) typically operate at temperatures...