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Gordon research conferences - 1980
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Following are some of the scheduled Gordon Research Conferences that the readers of Surface Science might be interested in: 9-13 June
Photoconduction and related phenomena; Holderness School, Plymouth, NH 16-20 June Environmental sciences: water; New Hampton School, New Hampton, NH 16-20 June Synthetic membranes; Colby-Sawyer College (S), New London, NH 23-27 June Catalysis; Colby-Sawyer College (N), New London, NH 23-27 June Polymer physics; New Hampton School 30 June-4 July Fiber science; Colby-Sawyer College (N) 30 June-4 July Solid state chemistry; Brewster Academy, Wolfeboro, NH 30 June-4 July Electron distribution and chemical bonding; Plymouth State College (N), Plymouth, NH 7-11 July Polymers; Colby-Sawyer College (N) 7-11 July Physical metallurgy; Proctor Academy, Andover, NH 14-18 July Electron spectroscopy; Brewster Academy 14-18 July Quantum solids and fluids; Plymouth State College (N) 14-18 July Scientific information problems in research; Plymouth State College (S), Plymouth, NH 2 1 - 2 5 July Corrosion; Colby-Sawyer College (N) 21-25 July Chemistry at interfaces; Kimball Union Academy, Meriden,.NH Metal-insulator semiconductor systems; Tilton School, Tilt'on, 21-25 July NH Particle-solid interaction; Proctor Academy 21-25 July Atomic and molecular interaction; Brewster Academy 21-25 July 28 July-1 August Statistics in chemistry and chemical engineering; New Hampton School 28 July- I August Fluids in permeable media; Proctor Academy 28 July-1 August Dielectric phenomena; Holderness School Solid state studies in ceramics; Kimball Union Academy 4-8 August Chemistry and physics of water and aqueous solutions; Holder4-8 August ness School Chemistry and physics of cellular materials; Plymouth State 4-8 August College Electron-donor acceptor interaction; Brewster Academy 11-15 August
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11-15 August 1 8 - 2 2 August 18-22 August
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Chemistry and physics of coatings and films; Plymouth State College (N) Science of adhesion; New Hampton School Vibrational spectroscopy; Brewster Academy
The complete program for the 1980 Gordon Research Conferences is published in Science, March 7, 1980. Reprints are available upon request. Requests for applications to the Conferences, or for additional information, should be addressed to: Dr. Alexander M. Cruickshank, Director, Gordon Research Conferences, Pastore Chemical Laboratory, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island 02881, USA. Tel. 401-783-4011 or 401-783-3372.
DEFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTORS Materials Research Society Symposium Boston, MA, USA, 16-21 November 1980 The Materials Research Society Symposium on Defects in Semiconductors will be held in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, from 16-21 November 1980. The purpose of this symposium is to address new advances in defect characterization techniques and fundamental aspects of defects in semiconductors. Attention will be focussed on ion implantation, electron and neutron damage, and defects associated with crystal growth and various device fabrication processes. The contributed papers shouldbe submitted under the following categories: I. Defect characterization techniques; II. Point defects and radiation damage in semiconductors; III. Crystal-growth and defects associated with various device fabrication processes. Abstracts are due on July 1, 1980. Manuscripts are due on November 15, 1980. The papers are to be published by North-Holland. The titles for the contributed papers should be sent by May 11, 1980, to: Dr. J. Narayan, Solid State Division, Oak Ridge National Lab., Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830,.USA; phone (615)574-5508; FTS 624-5508, or to: Dr. T.Y. Tan, IBM, Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York 10598, USA; phone (914)945-2378.
2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOLID FILMS AND SURFACES
College Park, Maryland, USA, 8-11 June 1981 The 2nd International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces will be held June 8-11, 1981, at the University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, USA. Co-
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Chairmen will be R. Ueda (films), J.E. Rowe (surface electronics), and R.L. Park (surfaces). This conference addresses common areas of film and surface science through a format of plenary lectures of general interest and contributed papers on more specialized topics. Abstracts of contributed papers on surface electronics, films and surface science will be accepted for consideration through March 1, 1981. Authors will be notified of acceptance or rejection within two weeks of receipt of their abstract. Manuscripts will be required at the time of the conference for publication in Applications of'Surface Science. Abstracts and enquiries should be sent to: 2nd International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces, Professor R.L. Park, CoChairman, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 120742, USA.
Following are some of the scheduled Gordon Research Conferences that the readers of Surface Science might be interested in: 9-13 June
Photoconduction and related phenomena; Holderness School, Plymouth, NH 16-20 June Environmental sciences: water; New Hampton School, New Hampton, NH 16-20 June Synthetic membranes; Colby-Sawyer College (S), New London, NH 23-27 June Catalysis; Colby-Sawyer College (N), New London, NH 23-27 June Polymer physics; New Hampton School 30 June-4 July Fiber science; Colby-Sawyer College (N) 30 June-4 July Solid state chemistry; Brewster Academy, Wolfeboro, NH 30 June-4 July Electron distribution and chemical bonding; Plymouth State College (N), Plymouth, NH 7-11 July Polymers; Colby-Sawyer College (N) 7-11 July Physical metallurgy; Proctor Academy, Andover, NH 14-18 July Electron spectroscopy; Brewster Academy 14-18 July Quantum solids and fluids; Plymouth State College (N) 14-18 July Scientific information problems in research; Plymouth State College (S), Plymouth, NH 2 1 - 2 5 July Corrosion; Colby-Sawyer College (N) 21-25 July Chemistry at interfaces; Kimball Union Academy, Meriden,.NH Metal-insulator semiconductor systems; Tilton School, Tilt'on, 21-25 July NH Particle-solid interaction; Proctor Academy 21-25 July Atomic and molecular interaction; Brewster Academy 21-25 July 28 July-1 August Statistics in chemistry and chemical engineering; New Hampton School 28 July- I August Fluids in permeable media; Proctor Academy 28 July-1 August Dielectric phenomena; Holderness School Solid state studies in ceramics; Kimball Union Academy 4-8 August Chemistry and physics of water and aqueous solutions; Holder4-8 August ness School Chemistry and physics of cellular materials; Plymouth State 4-8 August College Electron-donor acceptor interaction; Brewster Academy 11-15 August
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11-15 August 1 8 - 2 2 August 18-22 August
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Chemistry and physics of coatings and films; Plymouth State College (N) Science of adhesion; New Hampton School Vibrational spectroscopy; Brewster Academy
The complete program for the 1980 Gordon Research Conferences is published in Science, March 7, 1980. Reprints are available upon request. Requests for applications to the Conferences, or for additional information, should be addressed to: Dr. Alexander M. Cruickshank, Director, Gordon Research Conferences, Pastore Chemical Laboratory, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, Rhode Island 02881, USA. Tel. 401-783-4011 or 401-783-3372.
DEFECTS IN SEMICONDUCTORS Materials Research Society Symposium Boston, MA, USA, 16-21 November 1980 The Materials Research Society Symposium on Defects in Semiconductors will be held in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, from 16-21 November 1980. The purpose of this symposium is to address new advances in defect characterization techniques and fundamental aspects of defects in semiconductors. Attention will be focussed on ion implantation, electron and neutron damage, and defects associated with crystal growth and various device fabrication processes. The contributed papers shouldbe submitted under the following categories: I. Defect characterization techniques; II. Point defects and radiation damage in semiconductors; III. Crystal-growth and defects associated with various device fabrication processes. Abstracts are due on July 1, 1980. Manuscripts are due on November 15, 1980. The papers are to be published by North-Holland. The titles for the contributed papers should be sent by May 11, 1980, to: Dr. J. Narayan, Solid State Division, Oak Ridge National Lab., Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830,.USA; phone (615)574-5508; FTS 624-5508, or to: Dr. T.Y. Tan, IBM, Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York 10598, USA; phone (914)945-2378.
2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOLID FILMS AND SURFACES
College Park, Maryland, USA, 8-11 June 1981 The 2nd International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces will be held June 8-11, 1981, at the University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, USA. Co-
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Chairmen will be R. Ueda (films), J.E. Rowe (surface electronics), and R.L. Park (surfaces). This conference addresses common areas of film and surface science through a format of plenary lectures of general interest and contributed papers on more specialized topics. Abstracts of contributed papers on surface electronics, films and surface science will be accepted for consideration through March 1, 1981. Authors will be notified of acceptance or rejection within two weeks of receipt of their abstract. Manuscripts will be required at the time of the conference for publication in Applications of'Surface Science. Abstracts and enquiries should be sent to: 2nd International Conference on Solid Films and Surfaces, Professor R.L. Park, CoChairman, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 120742, USA.