The Bulletin of the American Ceramic Society
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June-July 2012 - Vol. 91 No. 5 |
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FEATURES |
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Student and education special issue |
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Chair’s report on programming, outreach, fundraising and growth |
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Applied education |
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Laboratory safety perspectives and best practices |
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Quality education: Teaching students to optimize experiments |
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Travel scholarship enables international research collaboration |
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Is the textbook right? Supporting a truck on coffee mugs |
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Getting to work |
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Conquering the conference |
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Industry desires more than an engineer |
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Sampling the work world |
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Government sector; Private sector |
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| Beyond the books | ||
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Keramos and Material Advantage |
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Managing information flow in the current age of science |
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Art, science and engineering—Lessons given, lessons received |
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Ceramics: The intersection of art and engineering |
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Good science comes from good policy |
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The Wreckers |
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| Issues in sustainability in cements and concrete | ||
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Straight talk with Karen Scrivener on cements, CO2 and sustainable development
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Cement technology in sub-Saharan Africa—Practical and scientific experiences
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| MEETINGS | ||
| 4th International Congress on Ceramics: Shaping the Future of Ceramics | 57 | |
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Keynote and plenary speakers . . . . . . . . 57 Invited speakers and 3rd Ceramic Leadership Summit Track . . . . . . . . 59 Interactive technology forum and Exhibit . . . . . . . . 60 Short course: Sintering of Ceramics . . . . . . . . 61
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| Innovations in Biomedical Materials 2012 | 62 | |
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Program overview and call for abstracts . . . . . . . . 62
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| Materials Science & Technology 2012 program review | 63 | |
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ACerS lectures and special events . . . . . . . . 63 Exhibitors . . . . . . . . 65
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| DEPARTMENTS | ||
| News & Trends | 4 | |
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• The Economist looks at intersection of materials, innovation and manufacturing • Bloom Energy opens new East Coast SOFC plant and secures big Delaware deal • BBC’s ‘Ceramics—How they work’ • Business news • Large deposit of rare earth neodymium discovered in Brazil • Germany stops energy subsidies, forcing First Solar to scale back • Supply chain issues drive rare earth economics
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| People in the Spotlight | 11 | |
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• Lawn elected to Australian Academy of Science • NIST awards cements paper • Goyal receives DOE award • Kyocera Professors Technical Meeting held in March
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| ACerS Spotlight | 12 | |
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• Society leadership elections: Candidate statements and ballot |
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| Ceramics in Energy | 17 | |
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• Alfred to lend ceramic electrolyte and glass expertise to GE Global Research battery project • NexTech’s SOFC interconnect coating surpasses one-year mark • PowerPots demonstrate practical side of thermoelectrics
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| Research Briefs | 19 | |
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• DARPA says hypersonic vehicles need better high-temp materials data; UCSB team shows how to measure strain at high-temps • Hot stuff: Measuring thermophysical properties at very high temperatures • Rutgers grad students demonstrate rapid ceramic product inspection technique
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| Ceramics in Biomedicine |
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• Reactive fillers to produce wollastonite bioceramics • International team finds help from boron nitride nanotubes in cancer treatment • ICG reports on progress for pharmaceutical glass roadmap
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| Ceramics in the Environment | 24 | |
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• Solar cement—Solar-driven electrolysis for making lime and no CO2 emission • Honda announces large rare earth recycling effort • Greenroads groups award first LEEDs-type certification to ‘Poticrete’ project
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COLUMNS |
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Jason Nikkel
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| RESOURCES | ||
| Calendar | 67 | |
| Classified Advertising | 68 | |
| Display Advertising Index |
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