Abstract
In this review paper, the macro and microcharacteristics of superplasticity will be analyzed. Based on the macroscopic features of the superplasticity, the joining of ceramics as a new application will be analyzed with special emphasis in the fabrication of functional gradient ceramics materials. Finally, the new trends as high strain rate superplasticity (HSRS) or superplasticity at low homologous temperature will be discussed.
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