NOVELTY - An electrostatic dissipation (ESD) ceramic composition, comprises 70-98 wt.% zirconia partially stabilized with 5.2 wt.% yttria and 2-30 wt.% dopant. The dopant is iron oxide, chromium oxide, titanium oxide and/or aluminum oxide.    USE - For injection molding of ESD zirconia based ceramic articles including molded and sintered ESD and/or antistatic tools, such as tweezers tips, scissors, dispensing needles and wire bonding capillaries (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The composition provides ceramic articles which retain ESD properties at low temperatures, e.g. service temperatures of 25-500degreesC.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - INDEPENDENT CLAIMS are also included for:    (A) a method for forming useful articles using the ceramic composition, the composition made suitable for use in powder injection molding technology by blending with a binder system to form the injection moldable feedstock, injecting the feedstock into a metal die set to form oversized bodies, then subjecting the bodies to debinding and sintering in air, at 1350-1450degreesC for 2-4 hours followed by heat treatment, the heat treatment comprising heating the bodies to 1000degreesC in a reducing atmosphere and holding before cooling down in a reducing atmosphere to room temperature;    (B) an article comprising an ESD ceramic tweezers tip, an ESD ceramic dispensing needle, ESD ceramic scissors, or ESD ceramic wire bonding capillary made of 80-90 wt.% yttria partially stabilized zirconia and 10-20 wt.% of titania having purity greater than 99.9%, formed using injection molding and sintering and heat treatment, having electrical surface resistivity of 3x106-8x109 ohm/square at 10-100 V of applied voltages, static decay time of less than 1 sec from plus minus 1000-plus minus 10 V and discharge current at 500 V of less than 10 mA; and    (C) a composition for the injection molding of ESD zirconia based ceramic articles comprising 80-98 wt.% partially stabilised zirconium oxide (stabilised with 5.2 wt.% of yttria) and 2-20 wt.% titanium oxide.