1997 Gordon Research Conference on Solid State Studies in Ceramics: New Perspectives in Interface Science; Meriden, NH; August 3-8, 1997

1997年8月3日至8日，将在新罕布什尔州梅里登的金博尔联合学院举行的1997年戈登陶瓷固态研究会议的主题是界面科学的新视角：从基础到实践。陶瓷微结构工程的前景在很大程度上依赖于操纵界面结构和化学的能力。生产高密度陶瓷的粉末加工技术依赖于我们以可复制的方式控制表面和内部界面的短程和远程力的能力。氮化硅和一些电子陶瓷，如钌酸铅，由于短距离的表面力而具有独特的性能，可以产生一纳米厚的稳定晶间层。新的测量工具和理论的新进展使我们能够重新审视我们对界面的结构、化学和性质的理解。这次戈登研究会议的目的是从基础科学和工程的角度来研究新的界面现象，以批判性的眼光看待界面科学，因为它适用于陶瓷界面，并学习如何在材料和界面设计中利用这些现象。会议形式与所有戈登研究会议保持一致，由受邀演讲者的正式演讲组成，每次会议大约有一半的时间用于深入讨论。此外，还将举办海报会议，使与会者，特别是研究生，能够介绍他们目前在与会议主题相关的领域的研究想法。1997年戈登固体陶瓷研究会议将于1997年8月3日至8日在新罕布什尔州梅里登的金博尔联合学院举行，会议的主题是界面科学的新视角：从基础到实践。陶瓷微结构工程的前景在很大程度上依赖于对后期界面结构和化学的操纵能力。生产高密度陶瓷的粉末加工技术依赖于我们以可复制的方式控制表面和内部界面的短程和远程力的能力。氮化硅和一些电子陶瓷，如钌酸铅，由于短距离的表面力而具有独特的性能，可以产生一纳米厚的稳定晶间层。新的测量工具和理论的新进展使我们能够重新审视我们对界面的结构、化学和性质的理解。这次戈登研究会议的目的是从基础科学和工程的角度来研究新的界面现象，以批判性的眼光看待界面科学，因为它适用于陶瓷界面，并学习如何在材料和界面设计中利用这些现象。会议形式与所有戈登研究会议保持一致，由受邀演讲者的正式演讲组成，每次会议大约有一半的时间用于深入讨论。此外，还将举办海报会议，使与会者，特别是研究生，能够介绍他们目前在与会议主题相关的领域的研究想法。＊＊＊

9725614 Storm The theme of the 1997 Gordon Research Conference for Solid State Studies in Ceramics, to be held August 3-8, 1997, at Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, New Hampshire is New Perspectives in Interface Science: From Fundamentals to Practice. The promise of microstructural engineering of ceramics relies in large part on the ability to manipulate interface structure and chemistry. Powder processing techniques for producing high density ceramics rely on our ability to control short and long range forces at surfaces and internal interfaces in a reproducible way. Silicon nitride and some electronic ceramics, such as lead ruthanate, have unique properties as a result of short range surface forces that create stable intergranular layers on the order of one nanometer thick. New measurement tools and new advances in theory have enabled us to take a fresh look at our understanding of the structure, chemistry, and properties of interfaces. The aims of this Gordon Research Conference are to examine new interface phenomena from fundamental scientific and engineering points of view, to take a critical look at interface science as it applies to ceramic interfaces, and to learn how to exploit these phenomena in materials and interface design. The conference format, in keeping with all Gordon Research Conferences, consists of formal presentations by invited speakers with roughly half of each session devoted to in depth discussion. In addition, a poster session will be held which enables conference participants, especially graduate students, to present their current research ideas in areas relevant to the conference theme. %%% The theme of the 1997 Gordon Research Conference for Solid State studies in Ceramics, to be held August 3-8, 1997, at Kimball Union Academy in Meriden, New Hampshire is New Perspectives in Interface Science: From Fundamentals to Practice. The promise of microstructural engineering of ceramics relies in large part on the ability to manipu late interface structure and chemistry. Powder processing techniques for producing high density ceramics rely on our ability to control short and long range forces at surfaces and internal interfaces in a reproducible way. Silicon nitride and some electronic ceramics, such as lead ruthanate, have unique properties as a result of short range surface forces that create stable intergranular layers on the order of one nanometer thick. New measurement tools and new advances in theory have enabled us to take a fresh look at our understanding of the structure, chemistry, and properties of interfaces. The aims of this Gordon Research Conference are to examine new interface phenomena from fundamental scientific and engineering points of view, to take a critical look at interface science as it applies to ceramic interfaces, and to learn how to exploit these phenomena in materials and interface design. The conference format, in keeping with all Gordon Research Conferences, consists of formal presentations by invited speakers with roughly half of each session devoted to in depth discussion. In addition, a poster session will be held which enables conference participants, especially graduate students, to present their current research ideas in areas relevant to the conference theme. ***