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The International Clay Technology Association was founded in 2006 as a result of a merger between the Institute of Clay Technology and the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining. The mission of ICTa is to promote heavy clay technology on a UK and international basis and to provide its members with opportunities to broaden their professional outlook, skills and qualifications. ICTa will achieve this by providing members with a range of technical meetings and events, education and fellowship. Through its links with IOM3, ICTa can offer professional qualifications accredited by both the Engineering Council and the Science Council for a range of professions from technician/operator to senior management level. More about us

News

Bursaries available for Boost your Career event

Student bursaries are available for the Boost your Career in Science and Engineering event, to be held in London on 21 January 2009.
IOM3, 05 Nov 2008

Increasing glass content in bricks

A brick containing 97% recycled glass has improved energy efficiency compared to clay bricks, claims UK firm Geofusion, based in Worcester. The geobrick is produced from a combination of container glass and cathode ray tube panel glass.
Clay Technology Magazine, 16 Oct 2008

Tough times for the brick industry

The housing crunch and international banking crisis have had a devastating effect on the UK brick industry, which has seen plants close, production reduced, and companies go into administration. Meagan Ellis reports
Clay Technology Magazine, 16 Oct 2008
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Features

Building a sustainable future - York Handmade's tips

David Armitage, Managing Director of York Handmade Brick Co Ltd, Alne, UK, describes the progress made in meeting the company’s green objectives.
Clay Technology Magazine, 16 Oct 2008

Time for something Tradical? - Developing construction products using traditional and natural materials

Building products company Lime Technology Ltd, Abingdon, UK, is developing novel construction products from natural materials such as lime, hemp, clay and earth to improve the industry's environmental footprint.
Clay Technology Magazine, 15 Oct 2008

Leaders of the pack

Renata Jones from construction packaging specialists M.J. Maillis UK Ltd discusses the Pall-Ex network, a cost-effective method for delivering small consignments of palletised freights.
Clay Technology Magazine, 14 Aug 2008
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Events

All Change! – Managing the Future (Bretby 2008)

26 Nov 2008, Burton on Trent, UK
The 7th Annual Bretby Conference on Ceramics and Heavy Clay Building Materials.

ICTA London and Home Counties Christmas Dinner Dance

03 Dec 2008, Horsham, UK
ICTa London and Home Counties Social Event

ICTa West Yorkshire Social Event

04 Dec 2008, Wakefield, UK
ICTa West Yorkshire Social Event
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The Ceramics Society

ICTa is an association within the Ceramics Society, a division of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining. For further information please see the Ceramics Society website.

Clay Technology

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


The magazine of ICTa, the International Clay Technology Association

Clay Technology is the bi-monthly magazine of ICTa, an association of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, focusing on clay products such as tiles, pipes and bricks, innovative use of heavy clay products, and people within the industry. The magazine includes features, news from the industry, economic updates and event previews.

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Advances in Applied Ceramics: Structural, Functional and Bioceramics

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