San Francisco Report: Materials Science Registers High on the Scale
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90 MRS Président Russell R. Chianelli addresses the audience during the awards cérémonies and plenary session. Meeting Chairs John Bravman, Jeffrey Brinker, and William Butler are recognized for organizing the technical program at the 1990 MRS Spring Meeting. Plenary Speaker Mark D. Zoback, professor of geophysics at Stanford University, questioned théories of earthquake prédiction when he spoke on a topic of substantial local interest, "Some New Views of the State of Stress Along the San Andréas Fault." Poster sessions offer an excellent opportunity for in-depth discussions. Graduate Student Award Récipients— Eleven graduate students from nine universities in three nations were recognized by MRS with awards for outstanding research papers presented in symposia at the 1990 Spring Meeting. Seated (left to right) are Sufi Zafar,
1990 MRS Président Russell R. Chianelli David LaGraffe, Yoad Yagil, Ann Witvrouw, and Werner Wegscheider. Standing (left to right) are Shefford Baker, Ameet Bhansali, Alex Rou, Dennis Eichorst, and Jeffrey Huling. Edward Parsonage is not in the picture.
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San Francisco Report: Materials Science Registers High on the Scale
Plenary Speaker Mark D. Zoback Graduate Student Award Récipients
of thèse films were presented along with discussion of their potential use as chemical sensors, optical waveguides and filters, dielectric, ferroelectric, electrooptic, and superconductingmaterials. Finally, an evening rutorial session on Biomimetics introduced the topic of "Ceramic Processing in Natural Systems" to a large number of symposium participants.
Poster Session
Better Ceramics Through Chemistry the présentation of approximately 200 paIV (Symposium A) pers, including 40 invited talks, 90 contribMRS Symposium Proceedings, Vol. 180 uted talks, two poster sessions, and one Organizers: C.J. Brinker (Sandia National evening topical session. Laboratories), D.E. Clark (University of Flor-As in past years, emphasis on the mechida), Donald R. Ulrich (Air Force Office of Scianisms and kinetics of reactions in entific Research), and Brian J.J. Zelinski alkoxide/alcohol-based Systems contin(Arizona Materials Laboratories). ued. However, several key papers adSupport: Air Force Office ofScientific Research dressed the complementary areas of (AFOSR) and Gelest, Inc. speciation, reactions, and rheology of alkoxide/water and inorganic salt/water The continued growth of this sympoprecursor Systems. This year's meeting sium, fourth in a séries, reflects the everalso saw the continued émergence of wet increasing number and diversity of chemically derived thin films as an area of scientists and engineers interested in the vigorously active research. Results on the wet chemical synthesis of ceramics. This synthesis, properties and characterizat
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