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Preface. 1. New routes in the development of chemical sensors: surface devices; S. Pizzini. 2. Materials and concepts for solid state electrochemical devices; W. Weppner. 3. Optical properties of transition-metal and rare earth ions in beta aluminas; G. Mariotto. 4. Intercalation compounds; M.S. Whittingham. 5. Polymer electrolytes and intercalation electrodes: fundamentals and applications; P.G. Bruce. 6. Is there a future for lithium-batteries as high energy density source in electrical engine vehicles? Some recent trends; C. Delmas, I. Saadoune, H. Auradou, M. Menetrier, P. Hagenmuller. 7. Ion mobility in chalcogenide semiconductors; Room temperature creation of bipolar junction transistor; D. Cahen, L. Chernyak, G. Dagan, A. Jakubowicz. 8. Mixed conductors for negative electrodes; R.A. Huggins. 9. Surface oxygen exchange kinetics of solid oxide ion condutors; B.A. Boukamp, I.C. Vinke, K.J. De Vries, A.J. Burggraaf. 10. Ionic conduction in sulphates; A. Lunden. 11. Copper solid electrolyte-copper(I) halide and alkali halide systems; O. Yamamoto. 12. Ionic conduction in glasses; A. Magistris. 13. Chemical vapor deposition techniques for thin films of solid electrolytes and electrodes; V.E.J. van Dieten, J.P. Dekker, A.A. van Zomeren, J. Schoonman. 14. Silver solid state energy storage devices; B.B. Owens. 15. Bismuth-based oxide conductors novel structural and electrical features; G. Mairesse. 16. Anisotropy in the ionic conductivity of K3NdSi3O8(OH)2; S.M. Hale, J. Maier, B.J. Wuensch, R.A. Laudise. 17. Peculiarities in the low temperature ion and electron conductivity of solid oxide eletrolytes; H. Nafe. 18. Chemical analysis and structural investigations of sodium and lanthanide ion-exchanged beta-aluminas; F. Tietz, W. Urland. 19. Electrical releaxation in polymer electrolytes; I. Albinsson, B.-E. Mellander. 20. Quadrupole-broadened NMR-MAS spectra of disordered materials: acquisition and analysis; P. Mustarelli. 21. Experimental working group report: What is the experimental status of solid state ionics (SSI)? R.J. Nowak, E. Zanghellini, H. Nafe, V. van Dieten. 22. Experimental working group report: What are the major contributions of solid state ionics to technology in the past and future? J.S. Lunsgaard, C. Arbizzani, M. Gina, T. Kawada, J. Lane. Final remarks; W. van Gool.
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