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Welcome to the International Clay Technology Association (ICTa)

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

Fellows' Lunch

On 28 June The Packaging Society will again be running a convivial Fellows’ Lunch, open to all Fellows of IOM3, at The Royal Air Force Club, London.
IOM3, 16 Mar 2010

Call for papers for Materials Congress

Materials Congress 2010 – Materials for Extreme Environments and Times is inviting papers until 31 March. To be held from 20-23 September in Kuala Lumpur, the technical programme will explore materials and processes that can meet industry and society demand.
IOM3, 10 Feb 2010

2010 Davidge Medal: call for entries

Call for entries now open for the 2010 Davidge Medal; an annual prize for the best literature review by a PhD student on an innovative topic in ceramics. It commemorates the distinguished contributions to the science and application of ceramics made by the late Roger Davidge (1936 -97). The Medal is open to postgraduates studying for a materials science and engineering related qualification at any academic institution worldwide. Initial submissions are due by Friday 30 April 2010.
Maney Publishing, 19 Feb 2010
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Features

Trading up? Trade association aid

Laura Cohen, Chief Executive of the British Ceramics Confederation, describes what the trade association is doing to help industry.
IOM3, 12 Feb 2010

Out to market - marketing to aid recovery

Marketing can help companies bounce back from the recession.
Clay Technology Magazine, 12 Feb 2010

Keep your cool - porous ceramic for temperature control

Traditionally, porous ceramics have played a role in cooling buildings. They may still prvide an environmentally friendly means of doing so.
Clay Technology Magazine, 16 Oct 2009
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Events

The Fuchs Foundation - "10,000 Moments of Truth"

12 Apr 2010, Leicester, UK
ICTa Notts & Derby Evening Lecture

The Materials Entrepreneur: How to Take Your Innovations Forward

19 Apr 2010, London, UK
One day IOM3 conference aimed at materials start up companies and entrepreneurs.

ICTa Notts & Derby AGM plus Spire Brewery visit

11 May 2010, Chesterfield, UK
ICTa Notts & Derby AGM + Brewery visit
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Jobs

Production Manager (Clay Plant) - Monier Ltd

£39,000 plus pension and bonus, Exhall, Coventry

Responsible for day-to-day operation of the warehouse, maintenance and two clay production lines, you will lead and develop a multi-skilled team

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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.

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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.

Other publications

Advances in Applied Ceramics: Structural, Functional and Bioceramics

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