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New Associate Editor forMaterials Characterization
Dr. David P. Field joined the journal as of April, 2009. Professor Field is an Associate Professor of Mechanical and Materials Engineering at Washington State University and specializes in deformation and recrystallization of metals, crystallographic textures, grain boundary structure, and thin film and IC interconnect structure/properties relationships.
New Subject Editor forJournal of Alloys and Compounds
In June, 2009, Professor Ludwig Schultz joined Journal of Alloys and Compounds as an Editor in the area of Physics and Materials Science. Dr Schultz served as a member of the Editorial Advisory Board for more than ten years. He is currently Wissenschaftlicher Direktor at IFW Dresden.
New Editor for Materials Letters
Dr. T.G. Nieh, a Professor of Materials Sciencea and Engineeing at The University of Tennessee joined Materials Letters as an Editor starting 15 June, 2009. Professor Nieh has an international reputation in superplasticity and superplastic forming, and is widely recognized for his work in many materials disciplines.
New Editorial Board and Cover for Materials Characterization.
We are delighted to announce an updated and Editorial Advisory Board for Materials Characterization and a new look for the cover of the journal.
Please visit the journal homepage to view all board members.
New Biomaterials Snapshot
We are delighted to bring you the first snapshot from Biomaterials on Nanoparticles of Biodegradable Polymers for Cancer Treatments authored by Si-Shen Feng of the University of Singapore.
The snapshots section showcases complex scientific data summarized in one illustration. Handy reference guides, snapshots can be cut out of the print edition or downloaded from the web and displayed for quick reference.
New Editor-in-Chief for 2009 for Materials Characterization
We are delighted to announce Professor Ian Baker as the new Editor-in-Chief for Materials Characterization from January 2009. Ian is the Sherman Fairchild Professor of Engineering and Senior Associate Dean at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College where he has been since 1982.
A Note from the Editor
In 2009 Materials Characterization will be relaunched. It will continue to feature both original articles and short communications on theoretical and practical aspects of the microstructural characterization of materials. In addition, a new feature, tutorial reviews covering various characterization techniques, will appear on a frequent basis.
From 2009, Nano Today will be known as Nano Today: An International Rapid Reviews Journal and will move to a traditional journal format to enable us to bring the research community cutting-edge, peer-refereed reviews covering the latest research in important and novel interdisciplinary areas.
We are delighted that Nano Today received its first Impact factor of 5.929 in 2008.
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