TMS Chapter Holds Topical Conference on Micrometallurgy
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TMS Chapter Holds Topical Conference on Micrometallurgy The Conference was strucrured into five The Northern California Chapter of The topical sessions: (1) Physical MicrometalMetallurgical Society (TMS) sponsored a topical Conference entitled "Micrometallurgy: Characterization of Ultrafine lurgy '88: Nontraditional Metallurgy in a Structures, (2) Thermodynamics of Micrometallurgy: Prediction of StructureChanging Environment" March 10-11, Processing Relations, (3) Ultrafine Powder 1988 at Lake Tahoe, Nevada. The ConferMetallurgy: Powder Processing and Proence was designed to draw together individuals working in metallurgical areas duction Techniques, (4) Multi-Microlayer involving the study of phenomena that ocMetallurgy: Strucrure and Properties of cur at a fine microstructural scale. The Con- Thick and Thin Films, and (5) a general ference addressed a wide ränge of topics topic poster Session. The program also inwithin the area of micrometallurgy, from cluded a keynote dinner lecture by A.R.C. the fundamental nature of nanocrystalline Westwood, Martin-Marietta Corporation, materials to the processing of fine metallic on "Materials for Advanced Structures and particles for use in powder metallurgy. Devices." The first Session, Characterization of UlThe topical Conference, organized by a trafine Structures, was a materialsregional TMS chapter but with participaoriented Session rather than an analytical tion by scienrists and engineers from techniques Session, although all the papers across North America, Europe and the Far utilized one or more microanalytical techEast, was clearly run as an experimental niques such as high resolution TEM, effort. Broad interest in the Conference by analytical electron microscopy or microracontributing authors and attendees not diography. The variety of materials dispresenting papers suggests that the expericussed was quite broad, including ment was quite a success. The Northern metallizations in microelectronic devices, California Chapter of TMS was pleased metallurgical powders, intermetallic alwith the response to their efforts and is loys, and composites. considering organizing similar topical Conferences on an alternate year basis. At the The second Session, Prediction of discretion of the authors, a collection of paStructure-Processing Relations, comprised pers presented at the Conference will be a collection of theoretical papers. Again, published in Materials Science and Engineer-the topics were quite varied and included ing. the effect of grain boundary segregation on
mechanical behavior, microstructural evolution, and phase stability in alloy Systems containing intermetallic Compounds. The tfurd session, Powder Processing and Production Techniques, began with several inyited papers on the new area of nanocrystalline materials. The papers emphasized transport phenomena in these materials, from the perspective of both fundamental measurements and also sintering rates in these materials. The remaining papers described recent work on the production of metallic powders for pow
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