AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY
AMERICAN CERAMIC SOCIETY
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2011 Ceramographic Competition winners<br />
Roland B. Snow Award for Best of Show:<br />
Roger Ristau, Vincent Palumbo,<br />
John Doyle, Evan Ward and Bryan D.<br />
Huey, Univ. of Connecticut<br />
Ancient Diatom Ruins<br />
Winners by category<br />
Scanning Electron Microscopy:<br />
– First place<br />
Roger Ristau, Vincent Palumbo,<br />
John Doyle, Evan Ward and Bryan D.<br />
Huey, Univ. of Connecticut<br />
Ancient Diatom Ruins<br />
– Second place<br />
Babak Anasori, Michael Naguib,<br />
Yury Gogotsi and Michel W.<br />
Barsoum, Drexel Univ.<br />
MXenes: 2D Crystals<br />
– Third place<br />
Vincent Palumbo, Arif Mubarok,<br />
Rainer Hebert and Bryan D. Huey,<br />
Univ. of Connecticut<br />
Insolubility Can be a Bummer<br />
Combined Techniques:<br />
– First place<br />
Cory Perkins and Allen Apblett,<br />
Oklahoma State Univ.<br />
Lead Molybdate Micro-Chicken and<br />
Nano-German Iron Crosses<br />
American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Vol. 90, No. 9 | www.ceramics.org<br />
– Second place<br />
Zhiyang Yu and Jing Zhu, Tsinghua<br />
Univ., and Animesh Kundu and<br />
Martin P. Harmer, Lehigh Univ.<br />
Anatomy of Boron Carbide Nanofibers<br />
– Third place<br />
Zhiyang Yu, Qian Wu and Jing<br />
Zhu, Tsinghua Univ., and Martin P.<br />
Harmer, Lehigh Univ.<br />
Smiling 5-Fold Nanoflower<br />
Scanning Probe Microscopy:<br />
– First place*<br />
Joseph Desmarais, Linghan Ye,<br />
Univ. of Connecticut; Jon F. Ihlefeld,<br />
Sandia National Laboratory and Bryan<br />
D. Huey, Univ. of Connecticut<br />
Domain Boundary Statistics in BiFeO 3<br />
Multiferroics<br />
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