1998 Solid State Sciences Forum, Washington, D.C., Fall 1998

小行星9802308 的 美国国家科学院固体科学委员会建议在1998年举行下一次题为“材料科学--加强技术和创新的基础”的论坛，以配合国家研究理事会的“2000年世界材料科学大会”的完成。 凝聚态物质和材料物理学领域的十年评估（CMMP）。 该论坛的形式将是在华盛顿的国家科学院举行为期两天的会议。 论坛将由一位杰出的政策制定者发表主题演讲，并将继续从机构，行业，大学和政府实验室领导人的角度进行讨论。 CMMP报告将突出特色，介绍凝聚态和材料物理及其在美国技术中的作用，该领域的现状，以及科学 和未来的技术机会。 %%% 美国国家科学院固体科学委员会建议在1998年举行下一次题为“材料科学--加强技术和创新的基础”的论坛，以配合国家研究理事会的“2000年世界材料科学大会”的完成。 凝聚态物质和材料物理学领域的十年评估（CMMP）。 该论坛的形式将是在华盛顿的国家科学院举行为期两天的会议。 论坛将由一位杰出的政策制定者发表主题演讲，并将继续从机构，行业，大学和政府实验室领导人的角度进行讨论。 CMMP报告将突出特色，介绍凝聚态和材料物理及其在美国技术中的作用，该领域的现状，以及科学 和未来的技术机会。 ***

9802308 Morgan The Solid State Sciences Committee of the National Academy of Sciences proposes to hold its next Forum entitled "The Science of Materials - Strengthening the Foundations of Technology and Innovation" in 1998, to coincide with the completion of the National Research Council's decadal assessment of the field of condensed-matter and materials physics (CMMP). The format of this Forum will be a two-day meeting, held at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington. The Forum will open with a keynote address by a prominent policymaker to be identified and will continue with perspectives from agency, industry, university, and government laboratory leaders. The CMMP report will be prominently featured, with presentations on condensed-matter and materials physics and its role in U.S. technology, the current status of the field, and the scientific and technological opportunities for the future. %%% The Solid State Sciences Committee of the National Academy of Sciences proposes to hold its next Forum entitled "The Science of Materials - Strengthening the Foundations of Technology and Innovation" in 1998, to coincide with the completion of the National Research Council's decadal assessment of the field of condensed-matter and materials physics (CMMP). The format of this Forum will be a two-day meeting, held at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington. The Forum will open with a keynote address by a prominent policymaker to be identified and will continue with perspectives from agency, industry, university, and government laboratory leaders. The CMMP report will be prominently featured, with presentations on condensed-matter and materials physics and its role in U.S. technology, the current status of the field, and the scientific and technological opportunities for the future. ***