How to submit an Abstract
SYMPOSIA TO BE PRESENTED
A: Amorphous Silicon Technology
B: Defects and Interfaces in Lattice-Mismatched Semiconductor Heterostructures
C: Compound Semiconductor Electronics and Photonics
D: Rare-Earth Doped Semiconductors
E: Group III-NItride, SiC, and Diamond Materials for Electronic Devices
F: GeSi and Related Compounds
G: Semiconductors on Insulators - Fundamentals and Technology
H: Flat Panel Display Materials
I: Liquid Crystals for Advanced Technologies
J: Thin Films for Photovoltaic and Related Device Applications
K: Advanced Metallization for Future ULSI
L: Materials Reliability in Microelectronics VI
M: Materials and Processes for Peripheral Microelectronic Devices
N: Rapid Thermal and Integrated Processing V
O: Microwave Processing of Materials V
P: Microporous and Mesoporous Materials
Q: Materials Challenges for Applications of High-TC Superconductors
R: Fiber Materials for Electronics, Optoelectronics, and Sensors
S: Aqueous Chemistry and Geochemistry of Oxides, Oxyhydroxides, and Related Materials
T: Ferroelectric Thin Films V
U: Layered Systems for Structural Applications
V: Better Ceramics through Chemistry - Organic/Inorganic Hybrid Materials
W: Computational Materials Science - Structural, Mechanical, and Transport Properties
X: Frontiers of Materials Research
Y: Nonclassical Structure-Controlled Macromolecules
Z: Environmentally Degradable Polymers
AA: Innovations in Instrumentation for Materials Research
BB: Materials in Musical Instruments
CC: Thin Films - Stresses and Mechanical Properties VI
DD: Applications of Synchrotron Radiation to Materials Science
For specific technical program information, contact any of the 1996 Spring Meeting Chairs:
1996 SPRING MEETING CHAIRS
Thomas F. Kuech
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1415 Johnson Drive
Madison, WI 53706
Phone: (608) 263-2922
Fax: (608) 262-5434/265-3782
E-mail: kuech@engr.wisc.edu
Clifford L. Renschler
MS 0367
Sandia National Laboratories
Albuquerque, NM 87185-0367
Phone: (505) 844-0324
Fax: (505) 844-4816
E-mail: clrensc@sandia.gov
Chuang Chuang Tsai
Xerox Palo Alto Research Center
3333 Coyote Hill Road
Palo Alto, CA 94304
Phone: (415) 812-4515
Fax: (415) 493-6349
E-mail: tsai.parc@xerox.com
HOW TO SUBMIT AN ABSTRACT
ABSTRACT DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 1, 1995
Abstracts of contributed papers must be received at MRS Headquarters no later than November 1, 1995, via one of the following procedures:
How to Submit an Abstract:
Click here to submit via the Web
Or, request a template and instructions for submitting your abstract via email from: S96@abstracts.mrs.org with the text "send form" somewhere in the body of your email message.
*Mail or Fax: You may mail or fax the abstract template inserted in the back of the 1996 Spring Meeting Call for Papers brochure. Follow the instructions carefully. Mail to: Abstract Enclosed, Materials Research Society, 9800 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237; Fax to: (412) 367-4373.
If you do not have a 1996 Spring Meeting Call for Papers brochure:
Abstracts of contributed papers (one original), plus an optional one or two pages of supporting materials, must be received at MRS Headquarters (use address listed above) no later than November 1, 1995. Be sure to indicate for which meeting the abstract is being submitted for consideration, the symposium title, and your full name and address to we may acknowledge receipt of your abstract.
TITLE OF PAPER - ALL CAPITAL LETTERS
This set of instructions is given in the style and format to be used by authors in preparing abstracts. Follow this example in preparing your abstract. Reproduction will be done by photographing the abstract copy exactly as received and reducing it in size by 33%. You may use special templates for this purpose obtainable from symposium organizers or MRS headquarters; or you may submit your abstract on white paper in a space no larger than 5 in. (12.7 cm) wide by 5 in.(12.7 cm) long. At the top of the page above the text, you must include the name of the meeting and symposium title; at the bottom, or on a separate page, list all authors (full name, complete mailing address, phone, fax and e-mail). Indicate which author will be presenting the paper.
Input Instructions
Type the title in capital letters, single spaced. Begin the text two lines below the last line of the title section. Single space the text with double-spacing between paragraphs.
Printing Guidelines
If you use a word processor computer, print using a letter-quality printer (e.g. Impact or laster printer - do not use a dot matrix printer), or use an electric typewriter with carbon ribbon.
Abstract Submission
Submit one camera-ready abstract to MRS Headquarters at the address listed above. Contributors must observe established deadlines to ensure being listed in the Program book should their paper(s) be accepted.
PROCEEDINGS
A number of symposia from this meeting will publish proceedings in the MRS Symposium Proceedings series. Camera-ready manuscripts for these proceedings will be refereed at the meeting. Further information will be provided after the abstract deadline.
EXHIBIT
An exhibit is scheduled for the MRS 1996 Spring Meeting in San Francisco with companies displaying analytical and processing equipment and publications closely paralleling the nature of the technical symposia. The exhibit will be convenient to the technical session rooms, and the program will be arranged to allow meeting participants ample time to visit the exhibit.
Companies interested in exhibiting should contact:
Mary E. Kaufold
Manager, Advertising and Exhibits
Materials Research Society
9800 McKnight Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15237 USA
Telephone (412) 367-3036
Fax (412) 367-4373
NEW! MRS TUTORIAL PROGRAM TO BE LAUNCHED AT
1996 SPRING MEETING
A new MRS Tutorial Program will begin with the 1996 Spring Meeting in San Francisco. Half-day sessions immediately preceding the first day of selected symposia will be highlighted under the symposium listings in the Program mailed in early February 1996.
Tutorials will concentrate on new, rapidly breaking areas of research and are designed to encourage the exchange of information by meeting attendees during the symposium.
There will be a modest charge for tutorial notes with no additional registration fee; however, meeting attendees interested in attending must preregister.
GRADUATE STUDENT AWARDS
The Materials Research Society announces the availability of several awards for graduate students conducting research on a topic to be addressed in the symposia planned for the 1996 Spring Meeting. Each award will consist of a cash grant of $250, a plaque which will be presented at the Plenary Session during the meeting, and a waiver of the meeting registration fee.
Criteria for selection are:
(1) Graduate standing in a recognized academic program in materials science, metallurgy, ceramics, or polymers; physics or chemistry; geology or mineral science; electrical, civil, mechanical, mining, or nuclear engineering; or other materials-related field.
(2) Participation in the MRS 1996 Spring Meeting as an attendee and author or co-author of a symposium paper.
(3) Outstanding performance in the conduct of this project and promise for future substantial achievement in materials research as judged by the faculty advisor.
(4) Significant and timely research results.
Application materials required are:
(1) Application form obtained by writing or calling MRS Headquarters.
(2) Abstract of paper to be presented at the meeting.
(3) Letter of support from research supervisor.
Deadline for completed application is January 3, 1996. Finalists will be notified by February 21, 1996. Award winners will be announced at the 1996 Spring Meeting.
Obtain application from:
John B. Ballance, Executive Director, Materials Research Society, 9800 McKnight Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237-6006, USA; Telephone (412) 367-3004, Fax (412) 367-4373
SYMPOSIUM AIDE OPPORTUNITIES
Graduate students who plan to attend the 1996 Spring Meeting and are willing to assist in the symposium presentations by operating audio-visual equipment are encouraged to apply for a Symposium Aide position. The student will receive a waiver of the student registration fee, complimentary membership, July 1, 1996, through June 30, 1997, and a small stipend toward expenses after assisting in four full half-day sessions. To request an application form and/or information, contact Jane Stokes at MRS Headquarters, (412) 367-3004, Ext. 302 * Fax (412) 367-4373, E-mail: stokes@mrs.org.
JOB PLACEMENT
A job placement service will be offered to MRS members and meeting attendees during the 1996 Spring Meeting of the Materials Research Society. The center will be located in the San Francisco Marriott Hotel (times and dates to be announced later). Individuals using the interviewing facilities at the MRS Spring Meeting must register for the meeting, as well as with the Job Placement Service. You need not attend, however, to have your résumé included on file.
For further information, consult the MRS Homepage on the Worldwide Web (http://www.org.mrs) or inquire via e-mail (info@mrs.org); Telephone (412) 367-3004, Ext. 402; Fax (412) 367-4373.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Meeting Registration
The 1996 Spring Meeting registration fees will be listed in the program book scheduled for mailing February 1996. Presenting authors will receive a letter of acceptance and a special packet of materials, including registration forms, late January 1996.
Location/Lodging
A block of rooms has been reserved for MRS meeting attendees at the San Francisco Marriott Hotel (30 minutes from the San Francisco International Airport). A hotel reservation form will be included in the program book available February 1996, and a similar type form will be available on the MRS Homepage on the Worldwide Web: http://www.mrs.org/.
San Francisco Marriott Hotel
55 Fourth Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
(800) 228-9290 Nationwide
(415) 896-1600 Main Desk
(415) 442-6755 Reservations
Fax (415) 442-0141 Reservations
Room Rates
$127 Single
$147 Double
Airline Transportation
Due to recent changes in the airline industry and its commitment to providing you continued high service and reasonable fares, it is recommended you check with your preferred airline carrier or travel agent when making 1996 Spring Meeting travel arrangements.
Local Transportation
The San Francisco Airporter service between the airport and downtown San Francisco hotels is expected to be $10 one way. Cab fares are approximately $30-$35.
Parking
Parking at the San Francisco Marriott is $24 per day (valet only). Public parking is available within easy walking distance of the hotel at an average cost of $12 for 24 hours.
San Francisco
San Francisco Regional Info
Bay Area Restaurant Guide
San Francisco is known as a crossroads to everywhere. If you plan on extending your stay in San Francisco before or after the meeting, you have numerous choices both in the city and nearby. In this convenient 46.6-square-mile peninsula, you will find cable cars to ride (one block from the San Francisco Marriott Hotel), the Cable Car Museum, Fisherman's Wharf, The Presidio (the original fortress was established by the Spanish in 1776), Old Fort Point (a Civil War fortress in the Presidio), Mission Dolores (the oldest structure in the city), Golden Gate Park, the Golden Gate Bridge with its pedestrian walk open daily, over 40 museums, including the M.H. de Young Memorial Museum (art), the Asian Art Museum, the California Academy of Sciences (natural science), and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
Within easy driving distance are the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National Park, the Monterey-Carmel Peninsula, Napa and Sonoma Valleys, Sacramento (California's Capitol), Point Reyes National Sea Shore and Muir Woods, mining towns of the Mother Lode, the Mendocino Coast, and Silicon Valley.
The temperature in San Francisco is noted for its year-round consistency - the sea acts as a thermostat. Daytime temperatures seldom rise above 750, with cooler evenings. If you plan to take time to explore San Francisco, take a pair of comfortable shoes and a raincoat for protection against rain or evening fog.
FUTURE MRS MEETINGS:
1996 Fall Meeting
December 2-6
Exhibit: December 3-5
Boston, Massachusetts
Meeting Chairs:
Werner Lutze
University of New Mexico
(505) 277-7964, Fax (505) 277-5433
brbl@unm.edu
Karen Maex
IMEC
(32) 1628-1358, Fax (32) 1628-1214
maex@imec.be
Karl Sieradzki
Arizona State University
(602) 965-8990, Fax (602) 965-1384
karl@icarus.eas.asu.edu
1997 Spring Meeting
March 31 - April 4
Exhibit April 1-3
San Francisco, California
Meeting Chairs :
Linda G. Cima
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(617) 253-0013, Fax (617) 258-8224
lgcima@athena.mit.edu
David J. Eaglesham
AT&T Bell Laboratories
(908) 582-3768, Fax (908) 582-4228
dave@physics.att.com
Alexander H. King
State University of New York, Stony Brook
(516) 632-8499, Fax (516) 632-9528
aking@boundaries.eng.sunysb.edu
1997 Fall Meeting
December 1-5
Exhibit: December 2-4
Boston, MA
Meeting Chairs :
Harry A. Atwater
California Institute of Technology
(818) 395-2197, Fax (818) 795-7258
haa@daedalus.caltech.edu
Dean W. Face
Dupont Central R&D
(302) 695-9227, Fax (302) 695-2721
faced@esvax.dnet.dupont.com
Peter F. Green
Sandia National Laboratories
(505) 845-8929, Fax (505) 844-2974
pfgreen@sandia.gov
A. Lindsay Greer
Cambridge University
(44) 223-334308, Fax (44) 223-334373
alg13@phoenix.cambridge.ac.uk
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