Bulletin
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March 2012 - Vol 91 No. 2 |
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FEATURES |
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Kevin S. Jones, Nicholas G. Rudawski, Isaiah Oladeji, Roland Pitts and Richard Fox
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Scott Faris
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Charles E. Semler
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| The greatest challenge for the future of the refractory area | 42 | |
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Victor C. Pandolfelli
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| Meeting highlights from UNITECR’11 | 45 | |
| Photos & report from Electronic Materials and Applications meeting | 46 | |
| Photos & report from ICACC’12 (Daytona Beach meeting) | 47 | |
| MEETINGS | ||
| 4th International Congress on Ceramics | 12 | |
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Themes, speakers and 3rd Ceramic Leadership Summit track
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| Materials Challenges in Alternative & Renewable Energy selected abstracts | 33 | |
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Sneak preview of selected abstracts from plenary, invited and contributed talks that will be presented at MCARE, Feb. 26–March 1 in Clearwater, Fla.
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| St. Louis Section and Refractory Ceramics Division 48th Annual Symposium | 43 | |
| Glass & Optical Materials Division annual meeting preview | 48 | |
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Welcome from the program chairs . . . . . . . . 48
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| DEPARTMENTS | ||
| News & Trends | 4 | |
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• Bearings company’s birthday brings $20k innovation contest • Business news
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| ACerS Spotlight | 7 | |
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• Welcome to our newest Corporate Member • ACerS congratulates Indian Ceramic Society on Platinum Jubilee • Congregating in Florida, PCSA holds annual meeting • Best student paper and best student poster of EMA’12 • Glass short course offered in May
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| People in the Spotlight | 13 | |
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• C. Barry Carter elected AAAS Fellow • Narayan receives Acta Materialia Gold Medal • Pittsburgh Section awards scholarship to Alfred student
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| Research Briefs |
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• Mechanism offered for how seawater could corrode nuclear fuel • Toughened, flexible silica aerogel? Japanese–Chinese group shows how to do it • UIUC group: Can unleashed spores heal concrete cracks? • 25th anniversary of YBCO superconductor’s discovery marked with dedication of UA-Huntsville plaque
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| Ceramics in Energy | 17 | |
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• DOE to push US manufacturing of small modular reactors • Computational methods shine light on conducting oxide transparency • NREL interactive atlas shows where to find the renewable energy • Engineered proppants for hydrofracturing • DOE launches next season of ‘America’s Next Top Energy Innovator’
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| Advances in Nanomaterials | 20 | |
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• Smile: Nanocrystals in glass-ceramic dentures provide strength, natural appearance • Giving an order to hybrid materials • Rendering cotton self-cleaning by coating with titania and silver iodide
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| Ceramics in the Environment | 22 | |
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• Nanomaterials safety research: National Academies sound alarm and urges cohesive plan; Danes develop own nano EHS labeling system
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| Ceramics in Biomedicine | 24 | |
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• Healing glass fibers now available for pet and animal treatments • Biocompatibility tests for nanoscale Ormosil particles raises hopes for use as for drug delivery agent
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| RESOURCES | ||
| Calendar | 52 | |
| Classified Advertising | 53 | |
| Display Advertising Index |
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