MRS Bulletin

The following issues of the MRS Bulletin are currently missing from the archive, and are in the process of being produced:

MRS Bulletin (MRS): Volume 1-25 issue 2

2010s (2010 Vol 35 - 2013 Vol 38)

2013 (Volume 38)

(Issue) 05 (Interfacial materials with special wettability) (pp) 366 - 430
(Issue) 01 (Organic single crystals) (pp) 5-111
(Issue) 02 (Nitrogen-vacancy centers: Physics and applications) (pp) 117-191
(Issue) 03 (Ziegler-Natta catalysis: 50 years after the Nobel Prize) (pp) 213 - 288
(Issue) 04 (Paper-based technology) (pp) 299 - 298

2012 (Volume 37)

(Issue) 01 (Spectroscopic imaging in electron microscopy) (pp) 5-96
(Issue) 02 (Resistive switching phenomena in thin films: Materials, devices, and applications) (pp) 101-176
(Issue) 03 (Materials for stretchable electronics) (pp) 182-296
(Issue) 04 (Materials for sustainable development) (pp) 303-456
(Issue) 05 (Three decades of many-body potentials in materials research) (pp) 461-536
(Issue) 06 (Materials for neural interfaces) (pp) 541-616
(Issue) 07 (Scanning probes for new energy materials: Probing local structure and function) (pp) 621-704
(Issue) 08 (Plasmonics) (pp) 709-784
(Issue) 09 (pp) 789-872
(Issue) 10 (Thermal-barrier coatings for more efficient gas-turbine engines) (pp) 879-976
(Issue) 11 (Thin-film piezoelectric MEMS) (pp) 983-1112
(Issue) 12 (Graphene Fundamentals and Functionalities) (pp) 1119 - 1328

2011 (Volume 36)

(Issue) 01 (Recent developments in solar water-splitting photocatalysis) (pp) 1-80
(Issue) 02 (Contact materials for nanoelectronics) (pp) 90-144
(Issue) 03 (High-performance computing for materials design to advance energy science) (pp) 169-232
(Issue) 04 (Addressing broader impacts through K–12 outreach in materials education) (pp) 255 - 320
(Issue) 05 (All together now: Integrating biofilm research across disciplines) (pp) 339 - 400
(Issue) 06 (Photon management for photovoltaics) (pp) 424 - 472
(Issue) 07 (Electrochemical energy storage to power the 21st century) (pp) 486 - 568
(Issue) 08 (Superconductivity at 100—Where we’ve been and where we’re going) (pp) 590 - 645
(Issue) 09 (Next-Generation Biopolymers: Advanced Functionality and Improved Sustainability) (pp) 687 - 728
(Issue) 10 (Solution-processed transparent electrodes) (pp) 749 - 824
(Issue) 11 (Progress and future directions for atomic layer deposition and ALD-based chemistry) (pp) 865 - 849
(Issue) 12 (Laser micro- and nanofabrication of biomaterials) (pp) 973 - 1080

2010 (Volume 35)

(Issue) 10 (Electrodeposition and Chemical Bath Deposition of Functional Nanomaterials) (pp) 743 - 824
(Issue) 01 (Materials Issues in the Space Environment) (pp) 20 - 103
(Issue) 02 (Lessons from Nature—Biomimetic Approaches to Minerals with Complex Structures) (pp) 116 - 168
(Issue) 03 (Materials from Renewable Resources) (pp) 187 - 256
(Issue) 04 (Beyond Silicon: Carbon-Based Nanotechnology) (pp) 273 - 336
(Issue) 05 (In Situ Mechanical Testing of Biological and Inorganic Materials at the Micro- and Nanoscales) (pp) 347 - 406
(Issue) 06 (Electronic Properties of Organic-Based Interfaces) (pp) 417 - 480
(Issue) 07 (Advances in Scattering Probes for Materials) (pp) 495 - 560
(Issue) 08 (Engineering Materials for Regenerative Medicine) (pp) 571 - 631
(Issue) 09 (Responsive materials) (pp) 659 - 719
(Issue) 11 (Emerging areas of actinide science) (pp) 841 - 938
(Issue) 12 (Structural Metals at Extremes) (pp) 941-1056

2000s (2000 Vol 25 - 2009 Vol 34) Digitized Archive

2009 (Volume 34)

(Issue) 01 (Materials Challenges for Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems) (pp) 20 - 72
(Issue) 02 (Exploiting New Opportunities in Materials Research by Remembering and Applying Old Lessons) (pp) 82 - 144
(Issue) 03 (Atomistic Simulations of Mechanics of Nanostructures) (pp) 160 - 224
(Issue) 04 (Recent Advances in Bulk Crystal Growth) (pp) 239 - 296
(Issue) 05 (Nonpolar and Semipolar Group III Nitride-Based Materials) (pp) 304 - 392
(Issue) 06 (Nanofunctional Materials in Cancer Research) (pp) 406 - 472
(Issue) 07 (Ultimate Scaling of CMOS Logic Devices with Ge and III—V Materials) (pp) 485 - 552
(Issue) 08 (Hard Materials with Tunable Porosity) (pp) 561 - 624
(Issue) 09 (Electromechanics on the Nanometer Scale: Emerging Phenomena, Devices, and Applications) (pp) 634 - 704
(Issue) 10 (pp) 717 - 776
(Issue) 11 (Phase Transitions at the Nanoscale in Functional Materials) (pp) 804 - 903
(Issue) 12 (Solid-State Ionics in the 21st Century) (pp) 900 - 965

2008 (Volume 33)

(Issue) 01 (Advancing Materials and Technologies for Water Purification) (pp) 9 - 72
(Issue) 02 (In Situ Transmission Electron Microscopy) (pp) 83 - 160
(Issue) 03 (Electroactive Polymer Actuators and Sensors) (pp) 173 - 248
(Issue) 04 (Harnessing Materials for Energy) (pp) 261 - 258
(Issue) 05 (Molecular Biomimetics) (pp) 504 - 576
(Issue) 06 (Three-Dimensional Materials Science) (pp) 587 - 640
(Issue) 07 (Commercialization of Organic Electronics) (pp) 653 - 720
(Issue) 08 (Bioinspired Materials for Self-Cleaning and Self-Healing) (pp) 732 - 808
(Issue) 09 (Nanostructured Materials in Information Storage) (pp) 831 - 888
(Issue) 10 (Negative-Index Materials) (pp) 907 - 984
(Issue) 11 (Whither Oxide Electronics?) (pp) 1006 - 1128
(Issue) 12 (In Situ Tribology) (pp) 1145 - 1208

2007 (Volume 32)

(Issue) 01 (Laser Direct-Write Processing) (pp) 9 - 88
(Issue) 02 (Functional Nanowires) (pp) 99 - 192
(Issue) 03 (Advanced Inorganic Materials for Photovoltaics) (pp) 211 - 295
(Issue) 04 (Polymer Nanocomposites) (pp) 314 - 376
(Issue) 05 (Focused Ion Beam Microscopy and Micromachining) (pp) 389 - 456
(Issue) 06 (Sticky Feet: From Animals to Materials) (pp) 466 - 520
(Issue) 07 (Molecules in the Solid State) (pp) 534 - 600
(Issue) 08 (Bulk Metallic Glasses: At the Cutting Edge of Metals Research) (pp) 611 - 680
(Issue) 09 (The Evolution of Organometallic Complexes in Organic Light-Emitting Devices) (pp) 694 - 744
(Issue) 10 (The Materials Science of Cosmetics) (pp) 760 - 872
(Issue) 11 (Multiscale Modeling in Advanced Materials Research) (pp) 905 - 984
(Issue) 12 (Novel In Situ Probes for Nanocatalysis) (pp) 1001 - 1072

2006 (Volume 31)

(Issue) 01 (pp) 19 - 72
(Issue) 02 (Materials for Micro- and Nanofluidics) (pp) 87 - 151
(Issue) 03 (Harvesting Energy through Thermoelectrics: Power Generation and Cooling) (pp) 188 - 280
(Issue) 04 (Materials for Optical Data) (pp) 294 - 353
(Issue) 05 (Materials for Magnetic Data Storage) (pp) 374 - 432
(Issue) 06 (Macroelectronics) (pp) 447 - 488
(Issue) 07 (Materials Science of Supported Lipid Membranes) (pp) 507 - 581
(Issue) 08 (Ultrafast Lasers in Materials Research) (pp) 594 - 641
(Issue) 09 (Density Functional Theory in Materials Research) (pp) 659 - 712
(Issue) 10 (Membranes for Hydrogen Purification: An Important Step Toward a Hydrogen-Based Economy) (pp) 735 - 840
(Issue) 11 (Pharmaceutical Materials Science) (pp) 869 - 960
(Issue) 12 (Materials Informatics) (pp) 975 - 1021

2005 (Volume 30)

(Issue) 01 (Technical Theme: Organic–Based Photovoltaics) (pp) 10 - 72
(Issue) 02 (pp) 85 - 144
(Issue) 03 (Biointerface Science) (pp) 175 - 256
(Issue) 04 (Advances in Silicon Carbide Electronics) (pp) 273 - 320
(Issue) 05 (Synthesis and Plasmonic Properties of Nanostructures) (pp) 338 - 408
(Issue) 06 (Complex Adaptive Matter: Emergent Phenomena in Materials) (pp) 425 - 490
(Issue) 07 (pp) 509 - 568
(Issue) 08 (Fuel Cells: The Next Evolution) (pp) 581 - 617
(Issue) 09 (Designer Materials for Nucleic Acid Delivery) (pp) 629 - 680
(Issue) 10 (pp) 700 - 788
(Issue) 11 (Arthur R. von Hippel, In Memoriam (1898–2003): A Tribute to the Interdisciplinary Materials Research He Spawned) (pp) 830 - 920
(Issue) 12 (Fabrication of Sub-45-nm Device Structures) (pp) 937 - 997

2004 (Volume 29)

(Issue) 01 (Toward Applications of Ceramic Nanostructures) (pp) 9 - 78
(Issue) 02 (New Developments in Colloid Science) (pp) 82 - 109
(Issue) 03 (High-Resolution Three-Dimensional X-Ray Microscopy) (pp) 152 - 216
(Issue) 04 (Advances in Carbon Nanotubes) (pp) 237 - 289
(Issue) 05 (Construction Materials: From Innovation to Conservation) (pp) 308 - 360
(Issue) 06 (Molecular Transport Junctions) (pp) 376 - 419
(Issue) 07 (Scanning Probe Microscopy in Materials Science) (pp) 443 - 520
(Issue) 08 (High-Performance YBCO-Coated Superconductor Wires) (pp) 533 - 594
(Issue) 09 (pp) 616 - 672
(Issue) 10 (Novel Materials and Applications of Electronic Noses and Tongues) (pp) 697 - 765
(Issue) 11 (High-Performance Emerging Solid-State Memory Technologies) (pp) 805 - 904
(Issue) 12 (Solid–Liquid Interfaces: Molecular Structure, Thermodynamics, and Crystallization) (pp) 920 - 977

2003 (Volume 28)

(Issue) 01 (Microelectronics Packaging and Integration) (pp) 11 - 88
(Issue) 02 (Single-Event Upsets in Microelectronics) (pp) 107 - 144
(Issue) 03 (Superhard Coating Materials) (pp) 164 - 248
(Issue) 04 (Cellular Solids) (pp) 270 - 323
(Issue) 05 (Photonic Materials for Optical Communications) (pp) 340 - 400
(Issue) 06 (Materials Science of Adhesives: How to Bond Things Together) (pp) 458 - 457
(Issue) 07 (pp) 479 - 544
(Issue) 08 (Advanced Fabrics) (pp) 558 - 606
(Issue) 09 (Ultrahigh-Temperature Materials for Jet Engines) (pp) 622 - 688
(Issue) 10 (New Materials for Spintronics) (pp) 706 - 753
(Issue) 11 (Inkjet Printing of Functional Materials) (pp) 802 - 880
(Issue) 12 (New Frontiers in the Application of Neutron Scattering to Materials Research) (pp) 903 - 930

2002 (Volume 27)

(Issue) 01 (Mechanical Properties in Small Dimensions) (pp) 12 - 80
(Issue) 02 (Science and Technology of Shape-Memory Alloys: New Developments) (pp) 1 - 154
(Issue) 03 (Alternative Gate Dielectrics for Microelectronics) (pp) 186 - 266
(Issue) 04 (Combinatorial Materials Science: What's New Since Edison?) (pp) 295 - 338
(Issue) 05 (Optical-Fiber Sensors) (pp) 359 - 424
(Issue) 06 (Electroactive Organic Materials) (pp) 441 - 473
(Issue) 07 (Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers) (pp) 497 - 577
(Issue) 08 (Portable Power: Advanced Rechargeable Lithium Batteries) (pp) 590 - 1
(Issue) 09 (Hydrogen Storage) (pp) 675 - 728
(Issue) 10 (Advances in Chemical-Mechanical Planarization) (pp) 743 - 817
(Issue) 11 (Advanced Flat-Panel Displays and Materials) (pp) 859 - 942
(Issue) 12 (pp) 951 - 999

2001 (Volume 26)

(Issue) 01 (Preserving Art through the Ages) (pp) 13 - 81
(Issue) 02 (pp) 94 - 145
(Issue) 03 (Materials Research by Means of Multiscale Computer Simulation) (pp) 169 - 267
(Issue) 04 (Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS): Technology and Applications) (pp) 282 - 343
(Issue) 05 (Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Materials) (pp) 364 - 424
(Issue) 06 (High Thermal Conductivity Materials) (pp) 440 - 485
(Issue) 07 (Emerging Methods for Micro- and Nano-Fabrication Nanofabrication) (pp) 506 - 592
(Issue) 08 (Materials Science Aspects of Photonic Crystals) (pp) 608 - 553
(Issue) 09 (Challenges in Plutonium and Actinide Materials Science) (pp) 667 - 744
(Issue) 10 (pp) 764 - 809
(Issue) 11 (Ecomaterials) (pp) 867 - 960
(Issue) 12 (New Aspects in Nanocrystal Research) (pp) 981 - 1026

2000 (Volume 25) Digitized Archive

(Issue) 03 (Solid Electrolytes: Advances in Science and Technology) (pp) 11 - 105
(Issue) 04 (Supramolecular Materials) (pp) 26 - 75
(Issue) 05 (Theory and Simulation of Fracture) (pp) 11 - 61
(Issue) 06 (Defects and Diffusion in Silicon Processing) (pp) 18 - 53
(Issue) 07 (Thermal Spray Coatings) (pp) 12 - 80
(Issue) 08 (Transparent Conducting Oxides) (pp) 15 - 102
(Issue) 09 (Soft Processing for Advanced Inorganic Materials) (pp) 12 - 80
(Issue) 10 (pp) 19 - 41
(Issue) 11 (Molecule-Based Magnets) (pp) 21 - 104
(Issue) 12 (Materials Science in the Food Industry) (pp) 16 - 51

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