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CENTENNIAL OF FLIGHT Implantable Materials 9-4 The B-52 Stratofortress 6-65 100 Years of Ford 7-3 ADVANCED The Boeing 777 9-41 Securing America’s Future 8-3 The F-15 Strike Eagle 4-45 The Year's Top Tech Topics 12-4 Ford’s Tri-Motor 10-49 MATERIALS& A Look at the B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber 2-44 ELECTRONIC/MAGNETIC MATERIALS A Look at the McDonnell Douglas /A V-8B Ceramiic Inks for Conductive Prints 3-47 Harrier II 3-49 Five Solder Families and How They Work 12-26 PROCESSES Materials and Processes for NASA's Shuttle Ion Beam Enhanced Deposition 7-33 SINUDBEJJXEan CuaTry — December 2003, Vol. 161, No. 1-12 Program 1-69 Soft Magnetic Ferritic Stainless Steels 10-29 Republic P-47 Thunderbolt 7-41 Testing Electronic Devices In the index listing for each article, the first The Sikorsky R-4 Helicopter 8-57 [ISTFA 2003 Preview] 10-64 number is the issue number; the second, the The Spirit of St. Louis 11-43 Thick High-Purity Silicon Coatings 1149 page in that issue. Issue numbers are 1, January, SR-71 Blackbird 5-27 through 12, December. Note: Materials Progress The ‘Wright’ Stuff: Materials in the Wright ENERGY news stories, ASM News articles, and various Flyer 12-21 ASM Materials Solutions 2003 Conference / Expo 9-52 other departments are not indexed. CERAMICS Carbon Foams 11-29 ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ADHESIVE BONDING Ceramic Inks for Conductive Prints 3-47 Make a Difference [Federal Affairs] Epoxy, Acrylic, and Urethane Adhesives 8-73 Industrial Materials for the Future 6-55 Materials Programs to Battle Terrorism Oil and Gas Drilling Materials 6-59 [Federal Affairs] The Rapid Prototyping /M anufacturing AAdEvRaOncSePsA CinE Aerospace Materials CHEMICAL ANALYSIS Industry [AeroMat 2003 papers featured] 9-48 2003 Testing Buyers Guide 8-77 ENVIRONMENT AAeerroosMpaatc eC oMnafteerrieanlcse: HPaisgth,l iPgrhetsesn t, Future 5-44 COMPOSITES Plasma-Assisted Boronizing The[ ABe-r52o MSattr at2o0f0o3r tPrersesv iew] 65--6358 AAdRvGaUnSce sU ltinr aMsiolniitca rIy nsMpaetcetriioanl s System =94 --3311 FAILURE ANALYSIS TTDFLhohuarseaedel 'r-BFs M-o Pi1eT5ecir reniSong-tsi rMtni7orgk7tu e7o c TrtEe uacrgheln eo Hleoagty Treatment 109487-----4446319557 TLNInhiadegnCuhrosotmtcmnaropiilmanollpgsy oi SMstCtaieortstine kerde iu acMDltasain mvufaefo gra ecTtt hhueei rrnFm iuPontopgull rayesm teirc s 866---645145 D2FHi0rog0aiwP3ctl taaoTlstegt oisr PctaIhsipd onehtgniot cig BfruyFay epeaBhrtrysuar zeGiisunn giFi daneF ia Mliuelrtuear leAssn aalnyds is Lightning Strike Damage in Polymer [2003 EMAA Winner} 10-34 FERROUS METALS Composites 8-61 Advances in Powder Metallurgy A Look at the B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber 2-44 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS [Conference Report] 12-37 A Look at the McDonnell Douglas/ AV-8B Data Systems for Optimal Material Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, PartI 6-29 Harrier II 3-49 Selection 6-51 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, Part II 7-27 Materials and Processes for NASA’s Shuttle MatML: A Data Interchange Markup Color Tint-Etching for Multiphase Steels 2-27 Program 1-69 Language 11-35 Cracking Susceptibility of Steel-Copper Alloys Profile Ring Rolling 5-35 Profile Ring Rolling 5-35 [Jacquet-Lucas Award Winner] 2-22 Republic P-47 Thunderbolt 7-41 Ductile Iron Containing ~3.9% Silicon 2-35 The Sikorsky R-4 Helicopter 8-57 CONFERENCE/SHOW PREVIEWS High-Temperature Cast Stainless Steel 10-57 The Spirit of St. Louis 11-43 Advances in Materials for Medical Devices Soft Magnetic Ferritic Stainless Steels 10-29 SR-71 Blackbird 5-27 [Conference Preview] 8-52 Steel Bars for Automotive Applications 8-46 Thin-Wall Titanium Structural Castings 5-21 AeroMat Conference Highlights 5-44 The ‘Wright’ Stuff: Materials in the Wright Aerospace Materials: Past, Present, Future FORMING Flyer 12-21 |A eroMat 2003] 5-38 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, Part I 6-29 ASM Materials Solutions 2003 10-60 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, Part II 7-27 ALUMINUM ALLOYS ASM Materials Solutions 2003 Conference / Profile Ring Rolling 5-35 Advances in Aerospace Materials Expo 9-52 [AeroMat 2003 papers featured] 9-48 Microscopy & Microanalysis 2003 GENERAL INTEREST Ultrasonic Consolidation of Aluminum {including IMS Annual Convention} 7-44 The B-52 Stratofortress 6-65 Tooling 1-64 Rapid Prototyping & Manufacturing 2003 The Boeing 777 9-41 Conference /E xpo 4-69 Cover Contest 2003 Winners 11-40 AUTOMOTIVE Sharpen Your Competitive Edge at Quality The F-15 Strike Eagle 4-45 Advances in Automotive Materials Expo International 3-42 Ford’s Tri-Motor 10-49 [SAE 2003 papers featured] 7-18 State-of-the-Art in Thermal Spray Liberty Bell Passes Stress Test 9-45 Advances in Automotive Materials, Part II [ITSC 2003] 4-48 A Look at the B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber 2-44 [SAE 2003 papers featured] 10-37 Testing Electronic Devices [ISTFA 2003] 10-64 A Look at the McDonnell! Douglas /A V-8B High-Temperature Cast Stainless Steel 10-57 Harrier I] Steel Bars for Automotive Applications 8-46 COPPER ALLOYS Make a Difference [Federal Affairs] Copper: Growth Through New Making Music With Copper BIOGRAPHY Technology Materials and Processes for NASA’s Shuttle Donaid R. Muzyka: 2002-2003 President of Making Music With Copper Program 1-69 ASM International 1-31 Materials Programs to Battle Terrorism CORROSION [Federal Affairs] 2-58 BRAZING/SOLDERING Corrosion Protection for the AAAV Miniature Masterpieces 2-32 Five Solder Families and How They Work 12-26 The Rapid Prototyping /M anufacturing How to Identify Brazing Failures 12-35 EDITORIALS Indus 1-35 Centennial of Flight Republic P-47 Thunderbolt 7-41 BUYERS’ GUIDES/DIRECTORIES The Changing Face of Surfaces The Sikorsky R-4 Helicopter 8-57 2003 Testing Buyers Guide 8-77 ‘Cheap Titanium’ The Spirit of St. Louis 11-43 2003 Thermal Spray Equipment Buyers Cut Costs, Not Jobs SR-71 Blackbird 5-27 Guide 4-54 Enabling Technology Thermally Conductive Thermoplastics Energy at Materials Solutions 2003 [2003 EMAA Winner] 10-34 CAST IRON Faster, Better, Cheaper The ‘Wright’ Stuff: Materials in the Wright Ductile Iron Containing ~3.9% Silicon — 2-35 Hope for Steel Flyer 12-21 ADVANCED MATERIALS & PROCESSES/JANUARY 2004 83 SU BIECT INDEX, continued HEAT PROCESSING Microscopy & Microanalysis 2003 Three-Dimensional Printing 1-53 Dual-Microstructure Heat Treatment 7-37 [including IMS Annual Convention] 7-44 Ultrasonic Consolidation of Aluminum Industrial Materials for the Future 6-55 Microstructure of Titanium Welds 2-39 Tooling 1-64 Plasma-Assisted Boronizing 3-20 Miniature Masterpieces 2-32 2003 Testing Buyers Guide 8-77 RESEARCH TOPICS HIGH-STRENGTH STEELS Carbon Foams 11-29 Color Tint-Etching for Multiphase Steels 2-27 METALS PRODUCTION Ductile Iron Containing ~3.9% Silicon 2-35 How to Extract Low-Cost Titanium 11-25 Friction Stir Processing Technologies 10-43 JOINING How to Process Cheap Titanium 11-51 Nanocomposite Manufacturing 6-44 Epoxy, Acrylic, and Urethane Adhesives 8-73 MILITARY MATERIALS Five Solder Families and How They Work 12-26 SPECIAL-DUTY MATERIALS Advances in Military Materials 9-31 Friction Stir Processing Technologies 10-43 Carbon Foams 11-29 Corrosion Protection for the AAAV 3-38 How to Identify Brazing Failures 12-35 Industrial Materials for the Future 6-55 Tough Titanium Fasteners 11-53 Materials for Medical Devices, Part I NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING [Conference Report] 12-30 ARGUS Ultrasonic Inspection System = 431 MATERIALS SELECTION 2003 Testing Buyers Guide 8-77 Oil and Gas Drilling Materials 6-59 Advances in Aerospace Materials Thick High-Purity Silicon Coatings 11-49 [AeroMat 2003 papers featured] 9-48 NONFERROUS METALS Advances in Automotive Materials Making Music With Copper 12-44 SPORTS MATERIALS [SAE 2003 papers featured] 7-18 Laser Surface Modification in Golf Clubs 9-38 Advances in Automotive Materials, Part II PLASTICS [SAE 2003 papers featured] 10-37 Engineering Plastics for Functional STAINLESS STEELS Advances in Military Materials 9-31 Prototypes 1-54 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, Partl 6-29 Advances in Powder Metallurgy Nanocomposite Manufacturing 6-44 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, Part II 7-27 [Conference Report] 12-37 Thermally Conductive Thermoplastics High-Temperature Cast Stainless Steel 10-57 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, PartI 6-29 [2003 EMAA Winner] 10-34 Soft Magnetic Ferritic Stainless Steels 10-29 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, Part Il 7-27 Solid Oxide Fuel Cells 6-34 Copper: Growth Through New POWDER METALLURGY Technology 6-39 Advances in Powder Metallurgy SUPERALLOYS Data Systems for Optimal Material Selection6-51 [Conference Report] 12-37 Alloy Selection for Cold Forming, Part Il 7-27 Materials for Medical Devices, Part I How to Extract Low-Cost Titanium 11-25 Dual-Microstructure Heat Treatment 7-37 [Conference Report] 12-30 Laser Engineered Net Shapes 1-45 Solid Oxide Fuel Cells 6-34 MatML: A Data Interchange Markup Metal Injection Molding 5-30 Language 11-35 PIM Materials 4-35 SURFACE ENGINEERING Medical Materials 9-26 Steel Bars for Automotive Applications 8-46 Ceramic Inks for Conductive Prints 3-47 PIM Materials 4-35 Corrosion Protection for the AAAV 3-38 Solid Oxide Fuel Cells 6-34 PROCESS SELECTION Electro-Spark Deposition 3-35 Electro-Spark Deposition 3-35 lon Beam Enhanced Deposition 7-33 MECHANICAL TESTING Epoxy, Acrylic, and Urethane Adhesives 8-73 Laser Peening Technology 8-65 Fatigue & Fracture Testing 4-41 Friction Stir Processing Technologies 10-43 Laser Surface Modification in Golf Clubs 9-38 Liberty Bell Passes Stress Test 9-45 Laser Peening Technology 8-65 Medical Materials 9-26 Testing for Fatigue Crack Growth 10-53 Metal Injection Molding, 5-30 Plasma-Assisted Boronizing 3-20 2003 Testing Buyers Guide 8-77 Pseudo-Alloys for Spray Metal Tooling 433 Uncertainties in Rockwell Hardness Tests, QUALITY CONTROL/PROCESS CONTROL State-of-the-Art in Thermal Spray Part I 4-26 Imaging Guidelines for Scanning Electron [Preview of ITSC 2003] 4-48 Uncertainties in Rockwell Hardness Tests, Microscopy 7-23 Thick High-Purity Silicon Coatings 11-49 Part Il 5-25 Sharpen Your Competitive Edge at Quality 2003 Thermal Spray Equipment Buyers Expo International 3-42 Guide 4-54 MEDICAL MATERIALS 2003 Testing Buyers Guide 8-77 Why Average Roughness Is Not Enough 3-25 Advances in Materials for Medical Devices Uncertainties in Rockwell Hardness Tests, [Conference Preview] 8-52 Part I 4-26 TESTING/CHARACTERIZATION Materials for Medical Devices, Part I Uncertainties in Rockwell Hardness Tests, ARGUS Ultrasonic Inspection System 431 [Conference Report] 12-30 Part Il 5-25 Color Tint-Etching for Multiphase Steels 2-27 Medical Materials 9-26 Why Average Roughness Is Not Enough 3-25 Cover Contest 2003 Winners 11-40 Cracking Susceptibility of Steel-Copper Alloys MELTING/CASTING/MOLDING RAPID PROTOTYPING/ [Jacquet-Lucas Award Winner] 2-22 Direct Metal Casting 1-43 MANUFACTURING Data Systems for Optimal Material How to Process Cheap Titanium 11-51 Direct Metal Casting Selection 6-51 Laser Sintering Innovations 1-56 Engineering Plastics for Functional Digital Photography in Failure Analysis 3-31 Metal Injection Molding 5-30 Prototypes 1-54 Fatigue & Fracture Testing 4-41 PIM Materials 4-35 Laser Engineered Net Shapes 1-45 Fractographic Features in Metals and Stereolithography Tooling for Silicone Laser Sintering Innovations 1-56 Plastics 8-37 Molding 1-59 Net Shape Manufacturing With Metal Imaging Guidelines for Scanning Electron Thin-Wall Titanium Structural Castings 5-21 Alloys 1-47 Microscopy 7-23 Rapid Prototyping: Stereolithography, Liberty Bell Passes Stress Test 9-45 METALLOGRAPHY/MICROSCOPY Selective Laser Sintering, and Polyjet 1-40 Lightning Strike Damage in Polymer Color Tint-Etching for Multiphase Steels 2-27 Rapid Prototyping & Manufacturing 2003 Composites 8-61 Cover Contest 2003 Winners 11-40 Conference /E xpo 4-69 MatML: A Data Interchange Markup Cracking Susceptibility of Steel-Copper Alloys The Rapid Protot/ yManpufiacnturgin g Language 11-35 [Jacquet-Lucas Award Winner} 2-22 Industry 1-35 Microscopy & Microanalysis 2003 Digital Photography in Failure Analysis 3-31 RSP Tooling [including IMS Annual Convention] 7-44 Fractographic Features in Metals and Selective Laser Sintering System & Microstructure of Titanium Welds 2-39 Plastics 8-37 Materials Miniature Masterpieces 2-32 Imaging Guidelines for Scanning Electron Stereolithography Tooling for Silicone Sharpen Your Competitive Edge at Quality Microscopy 7-23 Molding 1-59 Expo International 3-42 84 ADVANCED MATERIALS & PROCESSES/JANUARY 2004 Testing Electronic Devices Ultrasonic Consolidation of Aluminum [ISTFA 2003 Preview] 10-64 Tooling Testing for Fatigue Crack Growth 10-53 2003 Testing Buyers Guide 8-77 WEAR Uncertainties in Rockwell Hardness Tests, Electro-Spark Deposition Part I 4-26 lon Beam Enhanced Deposition Uncertainties in Rockwell Hardness Tests, Part I WELDING Why Average Roughness Is Not Enough Microstructure of Titanium Welds THERMAL SPRAYING Pseudo-Alloys for Spray Metal Tooling State-of-the-Art in Thermal Spray [ITSC 2003 Preview] 2003 Thermal Spray Equipment Buyers Guide 4-54 TITANIUM ALLOYS How to Extract Low-Cost Titanium 11-25 How to Process Cheap Titanium 11-51 Laser Surface Modification in Golf Clubs 9-38 Microstructure of Titanium Welds 2-39 Thin-Wall Titanium Structural Castings 5-21 Tough Titanium Fasteners 11-53 TOOLING MATERIALS Cracking Susceptibility of Steel-Copper Alloys [Jacquet-Lucas Award Winner] 2-22 Oil and Gas Drilling Materials 6-59 Pseudo-Alloys for Spray Metal Tooling 4-33 RSP Tooling 1-62 AUTHOR INDEX Aldrich, Darin 9-38 Furrer, David 7-36 Merlin, Peter W. Alman, David 2-39 Gammon, Luther M. 8-61 Miller, James Ashby, Michael 6-51 Gayda, John 7-36 Mishra, Rajiv S. Ayala, Joe 6-65 Geremia, Ken 12-44 Nicely, Heidi S. Barrow, David 3-47 German, Randall M. 4-35 Niyogi, Suhas Bastow, Eric 12-26 Goode, Elizabeth 1-66 Noecker, Rick Bayer, John 8-46 Griffith, Walter M. 12-21 Onesto, Eugene J. Begley, E.F. 11-35 Griffo, Anthony 6-59 Parrington, Ronald J. Biegler, Kirk 4-41 Grylls, Richard 1-45 Partyka, Robert J. Boardman, Bruce E. 2-58 Gunda, Nilesh 11-49 Peaslee, Robert Bolthouse, John 7-41 Guth, R. Andrew 11-29 Phillips, Ken Brown, Lawrence E. 3-35 Hackel, Lloyd A. 8-65 Piaskowski, Jerzy Brown, Roger 6-59 Hall, Nova 11-43 Pollard, Mike Buzolits, Steven 11-53 Halverstadt, Robert 1-31 Pursell, Zach Campagna, Jason 8-73 Harris, Fritz B. 8-65 Rabinovich, Joshua Carreras, Ricardo 4-41 Hiemenz, Joe 1-54 Reynolds, James L., Jr. Cebon, David 6-51 Hill, Michael R. 8-65 Riddick, Adrian Chaiko, David J. 6-44 Holdren, Richard L. 3-35 Sastri, Suri A. Chen, Hao-Lin 8-65 Hunt, Margaret W.1-5, 2-4, 3-4, 4-4, 5-3, Singh, Prabhakar Chou, Hsin-Nan 5-21 6-3, 7-3, 8-3, 9-4, 10-4, 11-6, 12-4 Smith, Brian Clay, Tom 1-43 Jackson, Scott 11-51 Specht, Robert C. Coad, Steve 4-45 Jha, Santosh K. 11-49 Speer, John G. Cooke, Richard 11-49 Johnson, John L. 4-35 Spradling, Drew M. Crowley, Grant 11-25 Kass, Daniel 4-31 Stevenson, Jeff W. Dane, C. Brent 8-65 Kaufman, J.G. 11-35 Tiley, Jay Danielson, Paul 2-39 Keshavan, Kesh 6-59 Tobolski, Ed De, Amar K. 2-27 Knirsch, James 1-62 Vander Voort, George De Sousa, Urban 5-35 Krouth, Tom 1-43 Vaze, Suhas DeAntonio, Daniel A. 10-29 Kundig, Konrad 6-39 Veeck, Stewart Dekker, Carl 1-59 Kiiper, Arnim 3-20 Vinarcik, Edward J. Deming, David 5-30 Laudate, Tony 7-23 Wessel, James K. Demma, Anne G. 8-65 Lawrence, Thomas H. 8-57 Wheeler, Richard Deutchman, Arnold H. 7-33 Lee, David 5-21 White, Dawn R. DeWald, Adrian T. 8-65 Lembo, John 1-53 Wichmanowski, Steve Ding, Jeff 1-69 Leyva, Argentina 6-44 Wilson, Rick Driscoll, Bill 8-73 Long, William G. 6-55 Wohlers, Terry Durham, Mike 1-35 Maréchaux, Toni 2-58 Yang, Zhenguo G. Falcone, Anthony 8-61 Matlock, David K. 2-27 Zecchino, Michael Fisher, James J., Jr. 3-38 Maziasz, Phil 10-57 Frick, Douglas G. 6-29, 7-27 McSwain, Richard H. 3-31 ADVANCED MATERIALS & PROCESSES/JANUARY 2004