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1MRSNEWS FORHYDROGEN
PURIFICATION:
ANIMPORTANT STEP
TOWARD A
HYDROGEN-BASED
ECONOMY
735 Membranesfor Hydrogen Purification:AnImportant Steptowarda Hydrogen- BasedEconomy
T.M. NenoffandR.J.Spontak, GuestEditors
andC.M.Aberg
745 Polymer Membranes for Hydrogen Separations
J.O. Perry,K.Nagai,and W.J.Koros
750 PolymerieFacilitated TransportMembranesfor HydrogenPurification
M.-B. Haggand R. Quinn
756 MicroporousSilicaand ZeoliteMembranesfor HydrogenPurification H.Verweij,Y.S. Lin, and J. Dong
765 Carbon-BasedMembranes
T.PietraB
770 DenseMetalMembranes for theProduction ofHigh-Purity Hydrogen
O.S.ShollandY.H. Ma
INTERNATIONAL UNIONOFMATERIAlS RESEARCH SOCIETIES
-.
774 E-MRS/lUMRS-ICEM2006 SpringMeetingEmphasizes FunctionalMaterials
andDeviees
785 E-MRSAnnouncesNew Opportun~tiesfor IlsMembers
October2006
785 AdrianMannAppointedJMR AssociateEditor,Biomaterials 786 Preview:2006MRSFallMeeting 787 KnutWolfUrbanto Receive2006
VonHippelAwardfor Electron MicroscopyandAssociated Discoveriesin MaterialsPhysics 789 AustenAngellSelectedfor
2006DavidTurnbuillectureship forGlassyandliquid Statesof Matter
790 PulickelAjayan,WonbongChoi, and'MarkThompsonNamed 2006MRSMedalists
ON THE COVER:Membranes for Hydrogen Purification: An Important Step toward a Hydrogen- Based Economy. Obtaining pure hydrogen requires separating it fram other gaseous compounds- mainly COz-that often accompany it in industrial chemical reactions. Advanced membrane techno- logy may prove ta be the key ta the successful, economical production of molecular hydragen, thug helping ta realizethe proposed "hydrogen economy."
Shawn on the Gaveris an artistic representation of the separation of hydragen (green) fram COl (red and white) molecules by means of an advanced membrane (not drawn ta scala). Seethe technical theme that begins on p. 735.
ABSTRACTS
828 Abstractsfor November2006 Journalof MaterialsResearch
DEPARTMENTS
717 MaterialMatters
Expandingthe ComfortZone:
A MaterialsScientistExperiencesLife in the u.s. Departmentof State, A. King
718 ResearchjResearchers 725 Technology Advances
SOFC,CarbonNanomaterials, ShapeMemoryStainlessSteel
729 SciencePolicy
SESMateria/s-Re/atedInitiatives for2007FeatureNuclear,Solar, . and Hydrogen Energy,K.Rand
764 Advertisers inThisIssue 824 Conference Reports
CIMTEC,MORIS2006,WoDiM, andPartie/es2006
826 library
Sintering:Densification,GrainGrowth
& Microstructure,S.-J.L.Kang, reviewedbyS. Sant
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