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A Publication of the Materials Research Society
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OPTICAL-FIBER SENSORS
Optical-Fiber Sensors, 359
G.F. Fernando, D.J. Webb, and P. Ferdinand, Guest Editors
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Optical-Fiber Sensors: An Overview, 365
D.J. Webb
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Process Monitoring of Fiber-Reinforced Polymer
Composites, 370
B. Degamber and G.F. Fernando
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Optical-Fiber Medical Sensors, 383
F. Baldini and A.G. Mignani
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Optical-Fiber Sensors: Temperature and Pressure
Sensors, 389
K.T.V. Grattan and T. Sun
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Optical-Fiber Sensors for the Detection of
Acoustic Emission, 396
W.B. Spillman Jr. and R.O. Claus
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Applications of Fiber Bragg Grating Sensors
in the Composite Industry, 400
P. Ferdinand, S. Magne, V. Dewynter-Marty, S. Rougeault, and
L. Maurin
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The Department of Metallurgy and Materials
in Malta, 408
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MRS Featured Volunteer, 411
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Abstracts for June 2002 Journal of Materials Research, 414
Letter from the President
Reconstituting the MRS Leadership, A. King, 347
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Material Matters
2002 MRS Spring Meeting
Plenary Address
Science and Technology and Counterterrorism, J. Wadsworth, 348
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Research/Researchers, 352
Washington News, 357
Resources, 358
Advertisers in this Issue, 410
Conference Reports
North American Perpendicular Magnetic Recording, 412
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Calendar, 418
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Classified, 422
Posterminaries
Kettle Repair, Egyptian Faience, and Serendipity, C. Draper,
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ON THE COVER: Optical-Fiber Sensors. Applications
of optical-fiber sensors include (top left) airplane propeller
blades embedded with fiber Bragg grating sensors, and (top center)
a system for detecting gastric partial pressure of CO2.
(top right) Schematic illustration of a typical silica optical-fiber
waveguide: a cylindrical glass core is surrounded by a cladding
(shell) of another glass with a lower refractive index. (bottom)
On the left is a photograph of self-sensing conventional E-glass
fibers acting as a light guide and damage-detection sensor; on
the right are the same fibers being used for cure monitoring.
(bottom right, overlay) A fiber Bragg grating rosette sensor,
used to instrument existing composite structures for which embedded
sensors are not possible (courtesy of CEA/Magne). See the technical
theme that begins on p. 359.

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