Ceramic Nanocomposites: Interface Design, Properties and Applications provides a detailed review of the latest advances in this field. The book thoroughly explores every aspect from preparation techniques to performance testing and practical applications. The book not only shares the latest research findings but also systematically summarizes various preparation methods and design strategies. It focuses on the selection of nanofillers, interface optimization techniques, and how these factors influence key properties of the resultant composites such as mechanical strength, thermal stability, and electrical properties. Additionally, the book extensively discusses the application prospects of nanocomposites in high-performance electronics, biomedical, and energy storage, and conversion sectors, offering a systematic theoretical and practical perspective. This makes it a comprehensive guide for developing new ceramic nanocomposite materials and promoting their industrial applications.

• Highlights the interface/ interphase of constituents, the compatibilization behavior of nanomaterials in ceramic nanocomposites blends with respect to functionality and structure, and various functionalization procedures as crucial tools in the design of novel ceramic nanocomposites for a wide variety of industrial-scale applications
• It addresses both fundamental and advanced concepts, including processing routes and characterization, whilst centers on optimizing the interaction between ceramic matrices and nanoparticle reinforcements together with the polymer backbones
• Offers cutting-edge research on ceramic nanocomposites that are intended for high performance applications, their various uses as advanced materials, in a wide variety of industrial- and medical-scale applications including high-performance electronics, biomedical, and energy storage, and conversion sectors