Partial Support for Student Travel for the 47th Annual Conference on Magnetism & Magnetic Materials

研究生在推进新的和使能的想法中发挥着关键作用。研究生，特别是那些在他们的博士研究的最后几年，有专业知识，是紧密联系在一起的发展，演示和新概念和技术的理解。这些概念的传播，沿着学生的智力发展，这是科学和技术互动的结果，支持技术界所需要的长期领导。NSF提供的资金将使MMM会议能够邀请美国公民或永久居民的研究生发表磁性关键领域的论文，并从与该领域专家的讨论中受益。这些演讲和互动具有广度和质量，是每次会议的组成部分。这种互动是必不可少的，如果会议是为了提供一个有效的论坛，讨论新的，国家的最先进的成果和发展磁学国内和国际sciences.The建议的目的是获得NSF的支持，提供部分资金，让研究生出席并参加2002年MMM会议的目的。会议由美国物理学会和电气与电子工程师学会的磁学协会联合主办，并与矿物、金属和材料协会、海军研究办公室、美国试验和材料协会、美国物理学会和美国陶瓷学会合作。

Graduate students play a key role in the advancement of new and enabling ideas. Graduate students, particularly those in their final years of doctoral study, have expertise that is closely tied to the development, demonstration, and understanding of new concepts and technologies. The dissemination of these concepts, along with the intellectual development of the students that is a consequence of scientific and technical interaction, supports long-term leadership needed by the technical community. The funding provided by NSF would enable the MMM Conference to invite graduate students who are citizens or permanent residents of the United States to present papers in key areas of magnetism and to benefit from discussions with experts in the field. With breadth and quality, these presentations and interactions are an integral part of each Conference. Such interactions are essential if the Conference is to serve its purpose of providing an effective forum for the discussion of new, state-of-the-art results and developments in magnetics to the domestic and international scientific community.The purpose of this proposal is to obtain NSF support to provide partial funding to allow graduate students to attend and to participate in the 2002 MMM Conference. The Conference is sponsored jointly by the American Institute ofPhysics and the Magnetics Society of the Institute of Electricaland Electronic Engineers, in cooperation with the Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, the Office of Naval Research, the American Society for Testing and Materials, the American Physical Society, and the American Ceramic Society.