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Contacts
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 Antonio
Licciulli
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Antonio Licciulli
Department of Innovation Engineering
Università di Lecce
Via per Arnesano
73100 Lecce,
Italy
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Wellcome
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Hi!
this is a preliminary home page for ceramic science and technology
academic course held in Materials engineering faculty of Lecce
University.
It
is aimed to help student providing them practical information (time
table, exams date, events calendar, course program). In addition a
number of facilities are available mainly listed in the navigation
bar:
Antonio
Licciulli
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Acknowledgments
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I thank all
the people who contributed to the site. In particular most of
the monographs were produced
by the student and experts attending the course in the academic
years 2001-2002 and 2002-2003. Thank are due to Giorgio
Wiercinski
(lecturer), Daniela Diso (PHD), Francesca
Lionetto,
Carola Concione (PHD students), Ing. Andrea Bianco, Angelo Di Viesto,
Antonio Chiechi,
Barbara Manisi,
Daniela Lisi, Fania
Palano, Francesco Madaro,
Giancarlo Potenza,
Marcello Cino, Massimo Tommasi,
Mirko Manca, Pietro Palmisano,
Roberto Bianco, Samanta Chiozzi,
Sergio Paiano, Andrea Luperto,
Marco Pellegrino (students
year 2002). Dr. A. Licciulli is indebted with Ing. Tiziana
Montanaro for her technical aid and kind patience.
Finally
Prof. Alfonso Maffezzoli is acknowledged for conceiving the new
academic course and for supporting me as its lecturer.
Antonio
Licciulli
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Disclaimer
>THis
web site has been created by Dr. Antonio Licciulli editor and webmaster.
All
images and texts are copyrighted to their various sources, if an
infringement occurs, please contact me and I will remove the
offending image or text.
This
site is protected by the international laws on copyright
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Advanced
ceramics: monographs
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Thank to the contribution of
many students and PHD students various monographs are
available dealing with interesting fields of research
and development. After a first glance at these
monographs one can realise why ceramic science and
technology can be regarded as "enabling technology".
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 Pollino
Cera Trekk
fine
settimana escursionistico nel Parco Nazionale del Pollino
Trekking
in the biggest Italian National Park organised by the teacher
and the students of the ceramic course
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News
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Nature
Materials has recently published a paper of the Lecce ceramic
group dealing with fundamental studies of selective emission at (G. Torsello, M.
Lomascolo, A. Licciulli, D. DISO, Nature Materials, october ...632–637
(2004)
Salentec
Salentec
is the spin off aiming to transfer the new technologies developed in
the field of ceramic research.
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Materiali
Ceramici I
(III
anno nuovo ordinamento)
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Day
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Time
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Tuesday
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17-19 |
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thursday
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11:30-13:30 |
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Hall:
M6
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Laboratory
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Laborotory
notebook
Practical
experiences in laboratory play a key rule in the course. Students
are involved in experimental activities concerning the preparation
and characterization of ceramics and the design and construction of
advanced instruments (e.g. sintering furnaces). A
WEB copybook is edited for sharing data, notes and observations.
Laboratory
security rules
Students
are kindly requested to have maximum care when attending the lab.
There
are infinite information in the net. A ceramic expert need to
know how to recover useful resources.
Access
the on-line Journals from Lecce University
A
brief introduction and classification
The
definition of advanced ceramic according to ISO
Higly egineered, high performance, predominantly non metallic,
inorganic material having specific functional attributes
The
ISO definition of advanced ceramics: "Higly egineered, high performance, predominantly non metallic,
inorganic material having specific functional attributes"
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Combyning
laser sterolitography with other new and old fashioned processe (lost wax)
