Volume 25, No. 10
October 2000
A Publication of the Materials Research Society
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SPECIAL FEATURE
Studies of Polymers with Radiation,19
1999 MRS Fall Meeting
Von Hippel Addrress
R.S.Stein
TECHNICAL FEATURE
Visible Light-Emitting Diodes: Past, Present,
and Very Bright Future, 27
1999 MRS Fall Meeting
MRS Medal Presentation
M.G. Craford
ABSTRACTS
Abstracts for November 2000 Journal of Materials Research, 71
Abstracts of MRS
Internet Journal of Nitride Semiconductor Research, Volume
5, Articles 1-8, 74
MATERIALS CHALLENGES FOR THE NEXT CENTURY
Does Integrated-Circuit
Fabrication Show the Path for the Future of Mechanical Manufacturing? 32
F.B. Prinz, A. Golnas, and A. Nickel
Self-Assembled Materials, 36
W.M. Tolles
MRS NEWS
Preview: 2000 MRS Fall Meeting, 39
DEPARTMENTS
Research/Researchers, 4
Technology Advances, 13
Washington News,16
Resources,
17
Editor's Choice, 18
Advertisers
in This Issue, 18
Classified,
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ON THE COVER: Studies of Polymers with Radiation: Diagrams showing structural changes during crystallization and the accompanying Hv (cross polarization) and Vv (parallel polarization) light-scattering patterns. See the article that begins on page 19.
Visible Light-Emitting Diodes: Past, Present, and Very Bright Future: Truncated Inverted-pyramid light-emitting diode (TIP LED), which improves extraction efficiency. See the article that begins on page 27.
