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About ICRJ 2026

The International Conference on Refractories, Jamshedpur (ICRJ) is organized by Indian Ceramic Society, Jamshedpur Chapter. It serves as a global hub for cutting-edge insights and advancements in refractory technology. With a legacy spanning 18 years, ICRJ has emerged as a confluence of industry titans, manufacturers, researchers, and end-users.
The conference provides a dynamic stage for delving into challenges, fostering collaboration, and disseminating knowledge defining the forefront of refractory innovation.
As we gear up for the 9th edition in January 2026, get ready to witness an unparalleled gathering of professionals from around the globe to share innovations in refractory, metallurgy, and related fields.
Join this exclusive forum where thought leaders converge to explore the latest developments in the field of research, application practices, refractory recycling, energy conservation, carbon footprint reduction, raw material scenario, and various other interesting subjects. Elevate your understanding, engage in technical exchanges, and contribute to a collective vision that shapes the trajectory of our industry.
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About Indian Ceramic Society

Indian Ceramic Society (InCerS), a non-profit organization, was established in 1928 with the blessings and active support of Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya, the main architect for establishing the Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi, and with the ardent efforts of a few dedicated leaders, namely, Sardar Krishen Singh (Inaugural Chairman), Mr T. W. Talwalkar (Inaugural Secretary), Mr Satyasundar Deb (First President), Dr N. N. Godbole (the then Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Banaras Hindu University), in the fields of ceramic industry and education.
During the last ninety-seven years of its existence, the InCerS has grown from strength to strength under the guidance, patronage and leadership of several leading educationists, scientists, technologists and industrialists of the country who served the Society in different capacities.
Presently, InCerS has more than 2200 members including foreign members, comprise a wide variety of individuals and interest groups that include scientists, engineers, researchers, manufacturers, plant personnel, educators, students, marketing and sales professionals, and others in related materials disciplines.
The InCerS provides members and subscribers with access to periodicals and books, meetings and expositions, and technical information.
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The United Club, Jamshedpur, India stands as one of the city’s most iconic and elegant landmarks, a place where heritage meets modern sophistication. Nestled in the heart of the Steel City, the club offers a perfect blend of classic charm, lush greenery, and contemporary amenities, making it an ideal venue for hosting the International Conference on Refractories (ICRJ) 2026.

Surrounded by the city’s natural beauty, business and industrial hubs, the United Club, Jamshedpur, India provides a peaceful yet accessible environment for participants from across the globe. Conveniently located just 4.8 km from Tatanagar Railway Station, 2.8 km from Sonari Airport (Jamshedpur), and approximately 130 km from Birsa Munda Airport, Ranchi, the venue ensures smooth connectivity for delegates from across India and abroad.

At ICRJ 2026, experience the perfect confluence of intellectual engagement and elegant comfort, as the United Club, Jamshedpur, India sets the stage for thought leadership, collaboration, and discovery in the world of refractory technology.

  • 🏞️ Bhubaneshwari Temple

    Located in Telco atop a hill, offering panoramic city and river views in a peaceful setting.

  • 💧 Dimna Lake

    13 km from the city, this manmade lake by Tata Steel near Dalma Hills is ideal for picnics and boating.

  • 🌿 Hudco Lake

    Located in Telco Colony, featuring an artificial waterfall, gardens, and a charming picnic spot.

  • 🌸 Jubilee Park

    A 200-acre park gifted by Tata Steel with a rose garden, zoo, lake, and a stunning evening laser show.

  • 🛕 Kali Temple (Pardih)

    Dedicated to Goddess Kali, this famous temple sits atop a raised hill along NH-33.

  • 🌊 Rivers Meet (Domuhani)

    The confluence of the Kharkai and Subarnarekha rivers — a serene picnic and sunset point.

  • 🏛️ Russi Mody Centre of Excellence

    Designed by Hafeez Contractor, near Jubilee Park, housing Tata Steel Archives and professional associations.

  • 🌹 Sir Dorabji Tata Park

    Near Keenan Stadium — a peaceful garden with fountains, flowers, and tree-lined walkways.

  • 🐅 Tata Zoological Park

    Located in Sakchi, this zoo and nature park are among Jamshedpur’s most popular family attractions.