2012 Glass & Optical Materials Division Spring Meeting

Join the Glass & Optical Materials Division in St. Louis for a program involving the physical properties and technological processes important to glasses, amorphous solids and optical materials. GOMD 2012 set a new submission record with over 270 abstracts in these four symposia: Glass Science, Optical Materials & Devices, Cross-cutting Topics and Festschrift to the Glass Research Career of Prof. Delbert E. Day. Sessions headed by technical leaders from industry, government laboratories, and academia will cover the latest advances in glass science and technology, as well as a focused examination of the amorphous state. The poster session will highlight late-breaking research as well as the annual student poster contest. In addition to the indicated topics, open sessions will be organized for each of the symposia and authors are encouraged to submit generally related papers. Download the Final Program for session information then build your conference schedule with the Itinerary Planner.

Who Should Attend

GOMD 2012 is designed for those who are involved or interested in the scientific research & development, application, and manufacturing of all glass types, including fiber optics, encapsulation of nuclear and hazardous wastes in glasses, interaction of glass & ceramics in medicine and biotechnology, super high-strength glasses, and countless other applications. Download the Final Program for session information then build your conference schedule with the Itinerary Planner.

Registration

Online registration is closed. Please register onsite.

	On or Before April 20, 2012	After April 20, 2012
Member	$535	$685
Nonmember	$655	$805
One-Day Member	$395	$545
One-Day Nonmember	$515	$665
Emeritus/Senior Member	$395	$545
Student Member	$140	$215
Student Nonmember	$175	$250
Companion	$60	$60
Int’l Journal of Applied Glass Science (2012 Print Subscription)	$55	$55