Advancing Materials Research

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Front Matter R1-R16
Advances in Material Research and Development 1-24
Materials Research Laboratories: The Early Years 25-34
Materials Research Laboratories: Reviewing the First Twenty-five Years 35-48
Progress and Prospects in Metallurgical Research 49-110
Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Metals 111-130
Condensed-Matter Physics and Materials Research 131-150
Quasi-Periodic Crystals: A Revolution in Crystallography 151-160
New and Artificially Structured Electronic and Magnetic Materials 161-176
Materials Research in Catalysis 177-202
The Role of Chemistry in Materials Science 203-224
Advanced Ceramics 225-244
Organic Polymers 245-282
New Ways of Looking at Surfaces 283-306
Materials Synthesis and Processing 307-318
Ensuring Contributions to Materials Science from Small-, Intermediate-, and Large-Scale Science 319-334
Perspectives on Facilities and Instrumentation for Materials Research 335-346
Materials Research and the Corporate Sector 347-368
Contributors 369-376
Index 377-392

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