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The journal Ceramics-Silikáty accepts papers concerned with the following ranges of material science: Chemistry and physics of ceramics and glasses Theoretical principles of their engineering including computing methods Advanced technologies in the production of starting materials, glasses and ceramics Properties and applications of modern materials Special analytical procedures Engineering ceramic including composites Glass and ceramics for electronics and optoelectronics High temperature superconducting materials Materials based on cement or other inorganic binders Materials for biological application Advanced inorganic glasses with special properties Fibrous materials Coatings and films based on inorganic non-metallic materials.

Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics covers topics of the theory, manufacturing technology, and properties of powder; technology of forming processes; the technology of sintering, heat treatment, and thermo-chemical treatment; properties of sintered materials; and testing methods.

Glass Physics and Chemistry presents results of research on the inorganic and physical chemistry of glass, ceramics, nanoparticles, nanocomposites, and high-temperature oxides and coatings. The journal welcomes manuscripts from all countries in the English or Russian language.

Physics and Chemistry of Glasses accepts papers of a more purely scientific interest concerned with glasses and their structure or properties. Thus the subject of a paper will normally determine the journal in which it will be published.

Glass and Ceramics reports on advances in basic and applied research and plant production techniques in glass and ceramics. The journal's broad coverage includes developments in the areas of silicate chemistry, mineralogy and metallurgy, crystal chemistry, solid state reactions, raw materials, phase equilibria, reaction kinetics, physicochemical analysis, physics of dielectrics, and refractories, among others.

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The Journal of the Society of Glass Technology was published between 1917 and 1959. There were four or six issues per year depending on economic circumstances of the Society and the country. Each issue contains Proceedings, Transactions, Abstracts, News and Reviews, and Advertisements, all thesesections were numbered separately. The bound volumes collected these pages into separate sections, dropping the adverts. There is a list of Council members and Officers of the Society and earlier volumes also had lists of personal and company members. JSGT was divided into Part A Glass Technology and Part B Physics and Chemistry of Glasses in 1960.

Refractories and Industrial Ceramics publishes peer-reviewed articles on the latest developments and discoveries in the field of refractory materials and ceramics, focusing on the practical aspects of their production and use. Topics covered include: Scientific Research; Raw Materials; Production; Equipment; Heat Engineering; Applications.