The goal of UFFC-S Ferroelectrics community is to promote the fundamental understanding and technology of ferroelectrics, to serve sustainable development of society in a broader range. The interaction and technical exchanges between our sister communities, including Ultrasonics and Frequency Control, will be strengthened through our conferences, workshops, tutorials, ferroelectric school, publications and newsletters, UFFC-S professional networking and mentoring program, so that we can bring together the engineers, scientists and students with different backgrounds and create forums to support horizontal collaborations in the UFFC-S related fields.
We focus our annual community meeting International Symposium on Applications of Ferroelectrics, Ferroelectric School and IEEE Transactions on UFFC (T-UFFC), to reach out and support all those who want to contribute to and benefit from our community in the coming years.
International Symposium on Applications of Ferroelectrics (ISAF)
ISAF aims to bring together leaders from academia, national laboratories and industrial research and development sectors. The conference will cover the most recent advancements in the science and technology of ferroelectrics, electroceramics, thin films, dielectric materials and their applications.
Upcoming ISAF Symposia
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Promotions
AcronymUFFC-JS 2024Date–Geographic LocationTaipei, TaiwanIEEE RegionGeneral Chair(s)SponsorshipFinancially SponsoredSeriesIEEE ISAFIEEE IUSIEEE IFCS -
PromotionsAcronym2025 ISAFDate–Geographic LocationGraz, AustriaIEEE RegionGeneral Chair(s)SponsorshipFinancially SponsoredSeriesIEEE ISAF
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PromotionsAcronym2026 ISAFDate–Geographic LocationMontreal, CanadaIEEE RegionSponsorshipFinancially SponsoredSeriesIEEE ISAF
Ferroelectrics Awards
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IEEE Ferroelectrics Recognition Award
DescriptionTo recognize meritorious achievement in the field of Ferroelectricity or related sciences.
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IEEE Ferroelectrics Young Investigator Award
DescriptionTo recognize the important contributions of young scientists/engineers in reference to their contributions to fundamental research, integration, application, or education.
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IEEE Robert E. Newnham Ferroelectrics Award
DescriptionTo recognize investigators in the field of dielectric, piezoelectric and ferroic materials that have contributed significantly to the understanding of structure-property relations.