Bulletin of the American Physical Society
Fall 2015 Joint Meeting of the Texas Section of the AAPT, Texas Section of the APS and Zone 13 of the Society of Physics Students
Volume 60, Number 15
Thursday–Saturday, October 29–31, 2015; Waco, Texas
Session BW2: Worshop: The Physics of Metallurgy, Environment and Corrosion |
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Chair: Thomas O'Kuma, Lee College Room: E.336 |
Friday, October 30, 2015 10:30AM - 12:30PM |
BW2.00001: TS AAPT Workshop 1 -- The Physics of Metallurgy, Environment and Corrosion Evelyn Restivo, Karen Jo Matsler Integrating the physics of metallurgy with environmental and corrosion chemistry is a transition into engineering and technology that is critical to produce more resilient, lighter, less expensive materials for future electronic products and safe, sturdy infrastructure. Many of the challenges associated with saving priceless treasures, bridges, buildings, and in general protecting our economy and way of life must be developed through a combination of engineering processes employing techniques designed with partnerships in physics. [Preview Abstract] |
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