May 24, 2012
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This double-issue highlights student-led Society activities and international issues of sustainability in concrete and cements.
Catch the latest news and information in the June-July issue of theBulletin, now available online.
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The June-July feature articles are:
- PCSA enters fifth year with enthusiasm and ambition
- Chair’s report on programming, outreach, fundraising and growth, by Troy Ansell
- Laboratory safety perspectives and best practices, by Seth Berbano
- Quality education: Teaching students to optimize experiments, by Ashley Durrbeck
- Travel scholarship enables international research collaboration, by Amy White
- Is the textbook right? Supporting a truck on coffee mugs, by John Mayo
- Conquering the conference, by Samara Levine
- Industry desires more than an engineer, by John Solomon
- Sampling the work world, by Eleanor A. Gamble
- Government sector; Private sector, by Charles Forman; Patrick D. Slinko
- Keramos and Material Advantage, by Ellen Sitzmann and Laura Van Steenhuyse
- Managing information flow in the current age of science, by Taylor Shoulders
- Art, science and engineering—Lessons given, lessons received, by Maxwell Marple
- Ceramics: The intersection of art and engineering, by Samuel Miller
- Good science comes from good policy, by Tricia L. Freshour
- The Wreckers, by Michael McLeod and George Edgert
- Straight talk with Karen Scrivener on cements, CO2and sustainable development(an interview with Peter Wray)
- Cement technology in sub-Saharan Africa—Practical and scientific experiences, by Wolfram Schmidt, Naomi N.M. Hirya, Dubravka Bjegovic, Herbert C. Uzoegbo, Senthil G. Kumaran
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