SUMMER 1996
A Ribbon Runs
Through It
By Diana Lutz
Composites consisting of nanofilaments of one metal
embedded in another metal offer advantages over those consisting
of a ceramic phase dispersed in a metal.
What Color is
Your Isotope
By Saren Johnston
There may be an up side to remediating waste sites now that
David Baldwin has scaled down the analytical instrumentation
required to do the time-consuming job.
The
Alchemists' Heir
By Diana Lutz
Out of the crucible of Ames Lab have come single crystals of
many different materials, including compounds that can be
simultaneously magnetic and superconducting.
INtouch
An Ames Laboratory metallurgist prepares to launch his research
into outer space. Read about his achievements and those of
others.
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