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Volume 17 - February 1992

Contents

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Other

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Calendar

  • Calendar

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    29 November 2013, pp. 50-52
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MRS News

  • Preview: 1992 MRS Fall Meeting

  • Carl C. Koch, Stephen J. Pennycook, Alice E. White
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    29 November 2013, pp. 60-65
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International Union of Materials Research Societies

  • ISTEC, MRS Hold Superconductivity Workshop in Hawaii

  • Tomoji Kawai, Elton N. Kaufmann
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    29 November 2013, pp. 68-69
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  • E-MRS, MatTech, f.e.m.s. Join Forces for 1992 E-MRS Fall Meeting

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    29 November 2013, pp. 59-60
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  • Materials Research Society of Japan Hosts Annual Meetings, Ad Hoc Lectures, and Symposia

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    29 November 2013, p. 52
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MRS News

  • Broad Content Spurs New Collaborations at the 1992 MRS Spring Meeting

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    29 November 2013, pp. 56-67
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International Union of Materials Research Societies

  • IUMRS Delegates Meet in Boston

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    29 November 2013, p. 59
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Other

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    29 November 2013, p. 61
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Posterminaries

  • A Posterminaries in Three Movements

  • E.N. Kaufmann
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    29 November 2013, pp. 71-72
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MRS News

  • 1992 MRS Fall Meeting Information and Pre-Registration Form

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Historical Note

  • Phosphors

  • Kevin J. Anderson
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    29 November 2013, p. 49
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MRS News

  • Call for Papers: 1993 MRS Spring Meeting

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    29 November 2013, pp. 66-67
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MRS NEWS

  • Koch, Pennycook, and White Will Chair 1992 MRS Fall Meeting

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MRS News

  • Materials Pursuit Gathers Steam at the 1991 MRS Fall Meeting

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  • Outstanding Young Investigator Award Goes to David Awschalom

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    29 November 2013, pp. 60-61
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International Union of Materials Research Societies

  • E-MRS, ICEM '92 Offer Joint Program Under Auspices of IUMRS

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    29 November 2013, pp. 52-53
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Upcoming Conferences

  • Eighth Oxford Conference on Microscopy of Semiconducting Materials Set for 1993

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Calendar

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Special Feature

  • Amorphous Silicon Electronics

  • R.A. Street
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    29 November 2013, pp. 70-76

  • The progressive miniaturization of electronics is familiar to everyone; computing power that used to occupy a room can now be put onto a single integrated circuit. Miniaturization is admirable when size is not relevent to the electronic function, but there are plenty of devices in which a large physical size is essential. Many of these concern information technology, examples being the computer display, printer, and fax machine. Communication with the electronic world is primarily visual and operates at a large format typified by a document. In this rapidly advancing field, we are eagerly awaiting desktop interactive display surfaces that can input as well as display information, document readers, truly portable computers, electronic vision and—the oldest dream of all—the television that hangs on the wall. Realization of these hopes requires a set of technologies that permit bigger rather than smaller electronic systems, and amorphous silicon is helping to make this happen.

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