We will be celebrating the 50th year anniversary for the CEC and the 30th year anniversary for the ICMC. We are returning to Colorado for this event since it is where the CEC began as well as the site of the original combined conference. The conference will begin a day early (Monday, August 29) with a special invited session reviewing the history of the conference and recalling some of the important scientific and engineering results of the past showing how they impact our thinking today. |
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| Program Schedule for Monday, August 29, 2005 | |
1:45pm – 2:45pm |
Plenary Detailing Past History of the CEC and ICMC |
| The First 50 Years of the CEC | |
| R.H. Kropschot – NIST, LBLN, LANL | |
| History, Humor, and Heuristicism in Cryogenic Materials Research | |
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A.F. Clark – NIST, Univ. of Colorado – Denver |
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3:00pm – 6:00pm |
Special Session |
| Advances in Cryogenic Engineering Over the Past 50 Years | |
Chairs: |
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3:00pm |
Aerospace Cryocoolers: A 50-year Quest for Long-life Cryogenic Cooling in Space |
| R.G. Ross, Jr. – JPL | |
3:30pm |
Fifty Years Development of Cryogenic Processes |
| W.F. Castles | |
3:55pm |
Advances in Helium Cryogenics |
| S.W. Van Sciver – NHMFL, Florida State University | |
4:25pm |
Advances in Cryogenic Principles |
| R.F. Barron – Louisiana Tech University | |
4:50pm |
Coffee Break |
5:05pm |
History and Modern Applications of Composites |
| G. Hartwig - Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe in der Helmholtz Gemeinschaft, Institut fuer Materialforschung II | |
5:30pm |
Nb3Sn: From the Discovery to the Development of Technological Conductors |
| M. Suenaga – Brookhaven Laboratory | |
6:00pm |
Cryogenic Applications in the Past 50 Years |
| R. Radebaugh – NIST | |
6:30pm – 9:00pm |
Welcome Reception for all participants of the Special Anniversary Program and the CEC/ICMC Conference participants |
| Recognition of Past Leaders | |

