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SVC Bulletin
Recent Issues
The SVC Bulletin is published three times each year spring, summer, and fall. The Bulletin is distributed to over 15,000 persons who are working in the vacuum coating industry.The SVC Bulletin contains the following items of interest:
- Previews and reviews of the Annual Technical Conference
- Activities of SVC committees
- Technical articles
- Technology reviews
- Corporate Sponsor News
- Industry and Society news
- New Products and Services
Featured Articles in the 2013 Spring Issue
2013 Technical Program Preview
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Symposia Topics and Keynote Speakers
- Coatings and Surface Treatments for Medical Applications; Peter Edelman, Keynote
- Thin Films for Photovoltaic and Batteries; Rolf Brendel, Keynote
- Traditional Technical Sessions
- Forums on:
- Batteries, Energy Storage and Solar Energy
- The Role of New Materials And Vacuum Processses
- Three New Tutorial Courses in the Education Program
- Two-day Technology Exhibit and Vendor Innovators Showcase Session
Contributed Original Articles
The Quarterwave Stack: Part 3. A Building Block
By Angus Macleod, Thin Film Center, Inc., Tucson, AZArtificial Photosynthesis and Biological Solar Cells
By Peter Martin, Columbia Basin Thin Film Solutions LLC and Pacific
Northwest National Laboratory (retired), Richland, WAHistory of Vacuum Deposition Using Energetic Ions of Condensable Materials
By Donald M. Mattox, Management Plus, Inc., Albuquerque, NMSolar Market Update
By Ed Wegener, Heraeus Materials Technology LLC, Chandler, AZ
Upcoming Education Opportunity with SVC:
Live Webinar on Evaporation for Thin Film Deposition with S. Ismat Shah, University of Delaware, Thursday, February 28, 2013.Visit http://www.svc.org/Education/Webinars.cfm for more information and to register for both live and recorded Webinars.
Other Important Content:
- Three manuscripts from the 2012 55th SVC Technical Conference
- Society and Industry News
- Corporate Sponsor News
- SVC Foundation News
Cover photo: Plasma plume during the growth of the high-performance piezoelectric, ferroelectric (1-x)Pb(Mg1/3Nb2/3)O3-(x)PbTiO3 using pulsed-laser deposition at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Photo courtesy of UI News Bureau - L. Brian Stauffer photo.
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