28 Finalists Compete for Graduate Student Awards at 1990 MRS Fall Meeting
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28 Finaliste Compete for Graduate Student Awards at 1990 MRS Fait Meeting At the 1990 MRS Fall Meeting in Boston, 28 graduate students will participate in three concurrent Spécial Student Talk Sessions scheduled at the Boston Marriott/ Copley Place Hôtel, Tuesday, November 27, starting at 12:10 p.m. Ail MRS meeting participants are invited to hear the finalists give 10-minute talks on papers they are presenting at the Fall Meeting. Winners will be announced at the Plenary Session on Wednesday evening, November 28. Ail finalists receive a waiver of the Fall Meeting registration fee and they receive MRS membership for 1991. Winners also receive a cash prize and plaque. Following is a list of finalists, their places of study, and their papers. Joseph W. Burnett, University of Pittsburgh, (Paper A8.3) The Fluence Dependence of the Sputtering Yîeld of Ru(0001). Cho-Jen Tsai, California Institute of Technology, (Paper A7.2) Strain Modification and Thermal Stability of Si^Ge,.„ Films
Grown by Ion-Assisted Molecular Beam Epitaxy. Tak Keung Cheng, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, (Paper B4.16) TimeResolved Study of Cohérent Lattice Vibrations in Layered Materials: Bismuth, Antimony and Tellurium. Yînshi Liu, Carnegie Mellon University, (Paper ClO. 10) A Study of Surface MistibÛity Gaps in Cu-Ag Alloys. ftul F. Lyman, University of Florida, (Paper C9.10) Development of Pseudomorphic Structure in Ge Films Deposited on Si(100) at Low Températures. J. Vrijmoeth, FOM-Institute for Atomic and Molecular Physics, (Paper C5.9/J4.9 ) Monolayer Resolution in Médium Energy Ion Scattering Experiments on the NiSi2(lll) Surface. Feng Bai, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, (Paper D5.8) CU Déposition on Rough Ceramic Substrate: Physical Structure, Microstructure, and Resistivity.
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Charlotte S. Becquart, University of Connecticut, (Paper F9.26) Molecular Dynamics Studies of Tweed and w-Phase Instabilities in B2 Ni^Al^ Alloys. An Tu, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, (Paper G17.3) Raman Scattering in Semiconductor Nanocrystals. Chang-Beom Eom, Stanford University, (Paper H13.8) Synthesis and Properties of A-Axis YBa2Cu307 Thin Films and YBCO/ PrBCOMultilayers. Harold S. Lessure, Carnegie Mellon Research Institute, (Paper H5.98) Dependence of Magnetic Hystérésis and Critical Current Density on Defect Structure in Neutron-Irradiated YBC. Joâo L. Vargas, University of WisconsinMadison, (Paper H9.2) Evaluation of Ordered Oxygen Vacancy Flux Pinning in YBa2Cu30M. Tîmothy Foecke, University of Minnesota, (Paper K5.4) Imaging of Cracks in Semiconductor Surfaces Using Scanning
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