Materials have always been at the forefront of technological progress throughout history. Their profound significance in driving the development of society remains unchanged to this day. More than two-thirds of all technical innovations, whether directly or indirectly, can be attributed to the emergence of novel materials.

The continuous discovery of new materials with significantly enhanced properties and functionalities in research and development significantly bolsters the competitiveness of industries. Moreover, it plays a pivotal role in promoting a more sustainable economy, ultimately contributing to greater prosperity and an improved quality of life.

Whether it’s the exploration of ceramic fibers, the development of bioplastics, or the advancements in nanotechnology, the continuous evolution of complex and often heterogeneous materials necessitates robust foundational research. This research encompasses a wide array of investigative possibilities within the domain of materials physics, spanning characteristics such as specific heat capacity, melting point, expansion coefficient, sintering behavior, and thermal conductivity of these novel materials.