That’s a wrap—Final photoblog captures glory, action, and materials splendor of MS&T15

ACerS member Shen Dillon takes a quick computer break during MS&T15. Credit: ACerS

Winners of the undergraduate student speaking contest proudly pose after delivering their winning presentations. From left: Michael Walden (first runner-up), Sean Murray (co-second runner-up), Victoria Christensen (winner), and Nick Geisendorfer (co-second runner-up). Credit: ACerS

Attendees listen closely as John Mauro delivers his Fulrath Award lecture. Credit: ACerS

Newly inducted ACerS Distinguished Life Member Rishi Raj (left) and Michael Hoffmann take a fresh air networking opportunity during MS&T15. Credit: ACerS

The MS&T15 poster session drew plenty of interested attendees. Can you spot Geoff Brennecka? Credit: ACerS

Poster session presenters were ready to talk science with other attendees. Credit: ACerS

A student tests his ability to pull a fiber from melted candy during a demonstration at the Refractory Ceramics Division table at Materials Camp. Credit: ACerS

Another demonstration at the Refractory Ceramics Division table at Materials Camp was the insulation abilities of the Division’s favorite materials. Credit: ACerS

PCSA outreach committee chair Brian Donovan performs a superconductor demonstration for young students during the MS&T15 Materials Camp. Credit: ACerS

PCSA members (from left) Brian Donovan, Megan Wilson, and Amy Bolon performed expert materials demonstrations to young students at Tuesday’s Materials Camp. Credit: ACerS

The Harper International team posed for a quick photo during the MS&T15 exhibition. Credit: ACerS

The exhibition hall was also full of expert demonstrations that caught the attention of conference attendees. Credit: ACerS

ACerS President Jay Singh (left) and staff member Greg Geiger (right) stopped by the Oxford Instruments exhibit booth to catch up with Ruth Murray. Credit: ACerS