MatMeas Invites You to Attend the 18th China-Japan Seminar on Ferroelectric Materials (JCFMA-18)

Date: August 1–2, 2026 | Location: Online (Zoom)

Co-organized by the Dielectric Physics Committee of the Chinese Physical Society and hosted by the Dielectric Society of Japan, the 18th China-Japan Seminar on Ferroelectric Materials (JCFMA-18) will be held online from August 1 to August 2, 2026. As an innovative enterprise focusing on electrical characterization of advanced materials, MatMeas is sharing the official invitation and details for this leading academic seminar.

Overview & Key Deadlines

JCFMA-18 serves as a high-level academic platform for scholars, researchers, and graduate students in ferroelectrics and dielectrics from China and Japan. The conference will feature plenary talks, invited talks, contributed presentations, and poster sessions.

• Abstract Submission Deadline: May 31, 2026 (Sunday)
• Registration Deadline: July 10, 2026 (Friday)

Registration & Registration Fee

• Postdocs & Faculty: 450 RMB
• Students: 230 RMB

Payment should be completed via WeChat transfer within 5 working days after registration. The organizing committee will provide official receipts signed by the conference chairman.

Prominent Chinese Advisory & Program Committee

JCFMA-18 gathers key national advisors and academic leaders in the ferroelectrics field, including:

Jinrong Cheng (Shanghai University), Guorong Li (SICCAS), Jingfeng Li (Tsinghua University), Rengen Xiong (Nanchang University), Zhuo Xu (Xi'an Jiaotong University), Jiwei Zhai (Tongji University), Dou Zhang (Central South University), Jialiang Zhang (Shandong University), Jianguo Zhu (Sichuan University), Kongjun Zhu (NUAA), Li Jin (XJTU), Zhigao Hu (ECNU), Chunming Wang (Shandong University), Yaojin Wang (NJUST), Tongqing Yang (Tongji University).

Cloud Interaction with MatMeas

Characterizing the polarization dynamics, ferroelectric domain switching, and dielectric response of ferroelectric thin films, superlattices, and piezoelectric ceramics requires high-precision electrical characterization systems. MatMeas's self-developed ferroelectric/dielectric test systems and high-temperature multi-field coupled characterization platforms provide robust technical support for advanced research. We wish JCFMA-18 a grand success!

For more details, you can download the conference notice PDF: Notice-of-JCFMA-18-CHN.pdf