Freshmen to Arrive Wednesday
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Optical Art and Hogarth: Two Shows to Open
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WFU Class of 2000 First to Benefit From New Plan
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Lecture By Beverly Sills Begins “Year of the Arts”
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WFU to Celebrate Year of the Arts for 1996-97
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WFU Senior Aboard TWA Flight 800
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Area Teachers to Attend WFU Web Workshop
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Professor Contributes to Surgeon General’s Report
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Scientists Present New Materials for Technology
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The next Silicon?: WFU conference spotlights ‘insulators’
Silicon built an industry and named a valley. But like athletes who have reached their performance thresholds, silicon and other semiconductors are nearing their limits. Enter "insulators," a different class of materials like diamonds that, with the addition of the right mineral impurities or "defects," will be far more adept at handling the data- and image-processing demands of the Information Age. How to better harness the power of insulators for tomorrow's technology is the focus of the 13th International Conference on Defects in Insulating Materials (ICDIM96) July 15- 19 at Wake Forest University.
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