Symposia 83
P-05 IMAGING AND SPECTROSCOPY OF ENERGY-RELATED NANOMATERIALS ORGANIZERS: FREDERIC COSANDEY AND JASON GRAETZ
In Room 205 Monday, 1:30 PM Tuesday, 8:30AM and 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Wednesday, 8:30AM and 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Thursday, 10:30AM Poster Session
Room Change to 201 Thursday, 1:30 PM
This symposiumwill focus on recent developments in micros- copy ~high resolution imaging and diffraction! and spectros- copy ~EDS and EELS! applied toward understanding structure-property relationships in energy related nanoma- terials. Topics include novel energy storage and Li-ion bat- tery materials, fuel cell and hydrogen storage materials, photovoltaic and solar cell materials, and thermoelectric materials. Papers on these topics using novel spectroscopy instrumentation or in-situ techniques have been especially encouraged.
P-06 FAILURE ANALYSIS:APPLICATIONS OF ELECTRON AND OPTICAL MICROSCOPY ORGANIZERS: MICHAEL HE,GABE LUCAS, AND DAVE NORFLEET
In Room 211/212 Wednesday, 9:00AM and 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Microscopy is an essential tool for the failure analyst. From simple low magnification “macros” for documentation to the most sophisticated electron microscopy and spectros- copy techniques, microscopy plays a vital role in revealing the root cause of component failures. This symposium will cover all aspects of failure analysis including metallography, SEM fractography, and other forensic techniques ~including NDE! for the interpretation of failures. Individual case studies and ongoing materials research will be discussed. As well as failures and forensic analyses from fields including transportation, energy, microelectronics, defense, etc.
P-07 MICROSCOPY AND MICROANALYSIS APPLICATIONS IN CULTURAL HERITAGE RESEARCH ORGANIZERS: JOHN F. MANSFIELD,ED VICENZI, AND CATHY SELVIUS DEROO
In Room 210 Monday, 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Tuesday, 8:00 AM
In recent years, the maintenance and preservation of cul- tural historical artifacts has become increasingly important as governments around the globe have recognized that mankind has, in general, failed to take sufficient care of the world’s historical
artifacts.Millions of visitors every year are attracted to historical cities, archeological sites, museums, and libraries and there has long been an awareness of the importance of cultural heritage. However, the concept of actively maintaining and restoring artifacts did not take hold until the 19th century and the technological advances of the 20th century have provided new tools to study the materials, manufacture, and deterioration of historical arti- facts due to age and wear. This symposium will focus on where the application of microscopy and microanalysis techniques can aid cultural heritage research, principally in the areas of conservation, maintenance, provenance, and restoration. Materials of study may include: metals, ceram- ics ~porcelain and pottery!, building materials ~stone, brick and mortar!, glass, textiles, paper, paint and pigments, min- eralogy, coinage, and jewelry.
P-08 MICROSCOPY AND MICROANALYSIS METHODS APPLIED TO JOINING TECHNOLOGIES ORGANIZERS: PAUL VIANCO AND DAVID HILLMAN
In Room 209/210 Wednesday, 1:30 PM 3:30 PM Poster Session
Thursday, 8:00AM and 1:30 PM
Joining technologies provide many opportunities to apply non-destructive and destructive microanalysis tools to a wide range of materials challenges. Besides the microstruc- tures of bulk materials, there are interface structures, diffu- sion regions, and heat affected zones that are critical to the mechanical performance of the overall system. This sympo- sium will address the application of microscopy and micro- analysis techniques to joining applications. Papers that exemplify the use of such methods towards furthering our understanding of the roles of base materials, solidification microstructures, and interface reactions on the immediate as well as long-term performance of joining structures are included. This symposium will address joining technologies that include soldering, brazing, diffusion bonding, anodic
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